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WEBPulling out the roots Features July 31, 2024By Purny Ahmed CW: This article discusses domestic violence. A raised voice and one wrong move — that… Student General Meetings — a forum for USyd students to fight injustice, apartheid and neoliberalism since 1971 Student General Meeting July 31, 2024By Grace …
Something’s Amish: how COVID has affected Amish communities
WEBOct 19, 2021 — Something’s Amish: how COVID has affected Amish communities. Once the disease entered the community, health officials faced the task of restraining it. By Ariana Haghighi October 19, 2021 Analysis 5 Mins Read. In an increasingly globalised world, connections between people and places have spawned like neurons stretching in a …
What is Honi? - Honi Soit
WEBFeb 14, 2024 — What is Honi Soit?. Founded in 1929 by a group of students wanting to push back against the Australian media’s critical portrayal of Sydney University students, Honi Soit has been a radical left-wing voice on campus ever since. From our fierce opposition to the Vietnam war, which got an editor barred from the United States and almost caused the paper to lose funding, to our enduring ...
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WEBQuality student journalism since 1929 Honi Soit is the weekly student newspaper of the University of Sydney, Australia. Published since 1929 by the Student's Representative Council (SRC) at the University of Sydney and distributed around campus free for all students to read, Honi Soit has a colorful and sometimes controversial history but has a proud reputation of
USyd tied to arms industry - Honi Soit
WEBMar 28, 2018 — Recently, Prime Minister Turnbull announced his government will invest $3.8 billion into the arms manufacturing industry, in the hopes that Australia will break into the top ten weapons exporters worldwide. At the same time, Turnbull is slashing $2.2 billion from higher education. Research Partnerships. Amid cuts to …
NatCon Day 1: Wrapped - Honi Soit
WEBDec 13, 2021 — NatCon Day 1: Wrapped. Australia’s hackiest student hacks clashed over student unionism, vaccine mandates, and the NUS’ alleged irrelevance among a variety of contentious talking points on the first day of NatCon. Session 1: Consideration of Rules Changes, Trade Unionism, Student Unionism. The NUS National Conference (NatCon) opened for Day ...
Chemtrails, La Niña and conspiracy theorists - Honi Soit
WEBApr 25, 2022 — Chemtrails, La Niña and conspiracy theorists. Following a torrent of rain in the early months of 2022, conspiracy theorists claimed there was a large-scale governmental “cloud seeding” operation. By Mae Milne April 25, 2022 Analysis 4 Mins Read. In the nebulous depths of the internet, there exists a plethora of absurd theories.
Reviews - Honi Soit
WEBReviews August 24, 2024 By Valerie Chidiac. Directed by Garreth Cruikshank, written by playwright-producer Jon Glass and co-produced by Marg Lennon, the play revolves around corporate lawyer Rebecca (Alexandra O’Brien) who returns home one day to read a rejection letter from a publisher addressed to her writer-husband Oliver (Barret Griffin).
Queers for Palestine - Honi Soit
WEBMay 1, 2018 — By Honi Soit and Ray Prout May 1, 2018 Analysis 5 Mins Read. Last year, the University of Sydney Queer Action Collective made a banner with the words “Queers for Palestine” painted on it. As soon as the image was posted, it on the right wing radar, and our seemingly innocuous photo was condemned on pages internationally.
UNSW staff win 18% pay rise, adopts new Enterprise Bargaining …
WEBAug 26, 2023 — The University of New South Wales National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) Branch voted overwhelmingly to adopt a new agreement earlier this week, including an 18% staff pay rise over four years. The new agreement was upvoted by approximately 97% of union members and is a result of one and a half year of negotiations. The new agreements offer ...