“Whose Play Is It Anyway?” 2026 Review
A strong collection of student plays leads NUTS’ first show of term 2
A strong collection of student plays leads NUTS’ first show of term 2
Arc Board elections were held last week. Let’s meet our successful candidates.
Elections for four Student Director positions on Arc Board open tomorrow. Here’s what you need to know about who's running, how to cast your vote and why every vote matters.
A landmark report reveals the extent of racism at Australian universities. What is UNSW doing about it?
Premier Chris Minns boldly protects social cohesion in the wake of student media criticising police brutality.
When does a weapon become a weapon? Is it when steel begins to take the shape of a blade, a gun, a tank, or a jet? Is it when a bullet is filled with gunpowder, when the primer is set, or when the bullets are loaded into a magazine? Is
Afnan and Chloe set out to find the best cup of coffee on campus.
Riya questions why heaviness is feared on our bodies but welcomed in our hands during National Eating Disorder Awareness Month.
Warwick Negus is UNSW’s new chancellor. Who is the man replacing David Gonski?
An introduction from Billy Scharzenberger Moran, the 2026 President of the Student Representative Council.
The first term of university can be a daunting time, but you don’t have to navigate it alone!
How UNSW Business School’s poor record keeping ended in a lengthy, expensive court case.
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Zara reviews NUTS’ eerie final show of the 2025 season: Haunt
NatCon begins today. Here's what you need to know!
UNSW’s Conduct and Integrity department published a report in September of 2025 titled “Student Conduct and Complaints 2024,” which provided insights into the incidences of plagiarism, breaches of the UNSW Code of Conduct and Values, and student complaints across the last few years. Notably, the report states that the
💡Trigger Warning: This collection of pieces discusses first-hand accounts of police brutality. What you’re about to read is five articles explaining what happened at the November 4th Indo-Pacific International Maritime Exposition Blockade protest from the perspective of five student journalists who were in the crowd documenting it. At this
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PRESIDENT: Billy Scharzenberger Moran (365) GENERAL SECRETARY: Diya Sengupta (365) EDUCATION OFFICER: Jamie Tyers (Left Action) WELFARE OFFICER: Emma Terry (Left Action) WOMEN’S OFFICER: Amelie Marquette (365) ENVIRONMENT OFFICER: Louisa Chen (Left Action) INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS’ OFFICER: Forester Nguyen (365) INDIGENOUS STUDENTS’ OFFICER: Lorenzo Nimmett (SHOUTOUT!) ETHNO-CULTURAL OFFICER: Avasa Bajracharya
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Alice is back, back again (tell your friends), to cover the final, and, shockingly, the shortest meeting of our 2025 SRC.
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Part one and two of the grand finale of Alice’s coverage of Noise@UNSW’s inaugural Election Debate, combined on our website for your reading pleasure!
Elections
Welcome back to our coverage of Noise@UNSW’s election debate! I hope you came back from our little break even thirstier than before for that sweet, sweet SRC content, because this watering hole is even deeper than the last. Drink up! Milo Riggs began with an opening statement introducing
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While the bulk of UNSW’s student body has been enjoying the well-deserved rest of our final Flexi-Week before the end of the academic year, it’s clear the prospective 2026 SRC candidates have allowed themselves little time to relax as election day looms ever closer. If your social media
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The final schedule of nominations for this year’s SRC elections has been published. This year, there are eight different tickets running alongside a myriad of independents. This article covers the ‘who’s who’, beyond just their names and tickets! Kensington Fried Chicken Kensington Fried Chicken is a ‘new’ ticket
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It was with high hopes that I entered the theatre to see Romeo and Juliet (but drunk!). Drunk Shakespeare, an annual tradition for our university’s theatrical society, is often a high point of the year. I have many fond memories of being a first-year, going to see NUTS’ alcohol-infused
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Alice makes a surprise reappearance to walk us through the chaos and controversies of the SRC’s recent meeting in the midst of Election Season.