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“The people at the top should be sacked”- Students and staff rally against University cuts

16.10.2024 by Woroni Editor

ANU Staff,
Genevieve Bell,
NTEU

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Analysis: Liberal-aligned ticket demands ANUSA make “Progress not Protests”

23.9.2024 by Joseph Mann and Dash Bennett

ANUSA Elections,
Progress for ANUSA,
stupol

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Progress for ANUSA Ticket Launches Promising to Sell the ANUSA Ute and Receive Salaries Below the Minimum Wage If Elected

31.8.2024 by Dash Bennett

ANUSA Elections,
ANUSA elections 2024,
Progress for ANUSA

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ANU’S Response to Proposed Caps on International Students

25.8.2024 by Hannah Benhassine

ANU,
Federal Politics,
International Students,
Residential Accomodation

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2024 Budget analysis: Did Students Actually Win or Lose?

22.5.2024 by Senior Reporter Ruby Saulwick, Senior Reporter Sophie Hilton and Raida Chowdhury

Budget,
Federal Government,
Federal Politics,
HECS

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Budget 2024: “[Too much] economic security in a world of churn and change?” Plus everyone gets 300 bucks

14.5.2024 by Senior Reporter Sophie Hilton, Senior Reporter Ruby Saulwick and Raida Chowdhury

Budget,
Federal Government,
Federal Politics,
Labor

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Annual review sparks minimum wage debate

10.5.2024 by Joseph Mann

Federal Politics

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Lack of Action on Sexual Assault and Harassment Threatens Universities Australia Chief

15.8.2023 by Luca Ittimani

Federal Politics,
SASH,
Universities Australia

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Interim Universities Accord Report Released - We Break it Down

4.8.2023 by Sam Kearney

Education,
Federal Politics,
SASH,
University

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NTEU Staff and Students Participate in Historic Strikes

3.8.2023 by Raida Chowdhury and Rosie Welsh

NTEU

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ANU Purchases $16 million Block of Land for Health Precinct while NTEU Strike and Neuroscience’s Future Remains Unknown

29.7.2023 by Rosie Welsh

ANU,
College of Science,
Neuroscience,
NTEU

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NTEU Decides on a Half-Day Strike for Thursday, Bush Week

23.6.2023 by Alexander Lane

ANU Staff,
NTEU

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To Accredit or Not To Accredit? ANUSA Becomes First Student Union to Pay Full NUS Fees Amidst Heated Debate

14.6.2023 by Alexander Lane

ANUSA,
Federal Politics,
NUS

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Vape Culture Up in Smoke: Federal Government Puts a Match to The E-Cigarette Industry

4.6.2023 by James Donnelly

Federal Politics,
Vaping

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The NTEU Strikes Back: ANU Staff Vote for Strikes in Semester 2

3.6.2023 by Alexander Lane

ANU Staff,
NTEU

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