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27.4.2025 ANU Law Student Hannah Vardy is Running for the Senate 24.4.2025 Parliamentary Inquiry into Antisemitism at Australian Universities Released 14.4.2025 Federal Election 2025: What Can the Major Parties Do For You? 12.4.2025 Where the Hell is the Daley Road Bus? 9.4.2025 Governance Pressure Mounts in Wake of No Confidence Vote

H.C. Coombs’ Marvellous Maze of Wonder

17.4.2025 by Cameron Upton

Satire

An Essay on the Environment Department

25.3.2025 by Sam Gorrie

ANUSA,
Campus,
Comment

2024 Book Releases to Watch Out For

27.2.2024 by Caelan Doel

Books,
review

Review: How to Date Men When You Hate Men

14.2.2024 by Anuva Rai

Books,
Love,
review,
Reviews

Housing Politics is Hurting All the Wrong People

16.12.2023 by Luca Ittimani

Politics

ANU Arts Revue: Sending Brian Back to Kansas

29.11.2023 by Alexander Lane and Claudia Hunt

Arts,
Arts Revue,
review,
Reviews,
Revue

Satire: Cheers Dan

2.11.2023 by Jasper Harris

Satire

Review – The Bookbinder of Jericho by Pip Williams

9.10.2023 by Caelan Doel

Books,
review

True Artists Work With Any Medium

5.6.2023 by Alexander Lane

Humour,
Satire

Review of Babylon

6.3.2023 by Scott Lister

review,
Reviews

A Road to Nowhere Part II

12.11.2022 by Another Disillusioned Millennial

A Broken System,
Politics,
University

To Pee or Not to Pee? – That is the Question

12.11.2022 by Anonymous

ANUSA,
Campus

Friday Night Party: What just happened?

10.10.2022 by Patrick Stephenson

ANUSA,
Music

Field Notes: Daytripping to Sydney

27.9.2022 by Anonymous

Satire

Progressing Progressives: A Response

9.8.2022 by Will Haldane and Kaeden Kabo

Politics

Why we need fewer progressive ACT senate candidates

11.4.2022 by Norm D Plum

ACT Government,
Comment,
Politics

A Rich Ticket's World?

18.12.2021 by Alexander Lane

ANUSA,
ANUSA Elections,
Campus

Some Personal Reflections on the Uyghur Situation

9.4.2021 by Anonymous

China,
International,
Memoir,
Politics

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