Thoughtful Foods: The Sustainable Food Cooperative No One Knows About
UNSW’s best-kept secret that might just be your new favourite grocery store
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The Rise of Influencers in the Federal Election
Marcus dissects the role social media played in the 2025 election, and the consequences of the increasingly online nature of democracy.
Lifeblood Opens Doors to Gay and Bi Men (and also Trans Women and Sex Workers)
Alyss takes a look at the new blood donation rules.
Opinion
Not myPlan
Ren discusses issues present in UNSW’s new degree progression and planning software
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'Whose Play Is It Anyway?' Returns for 2025
And so, it’s that time again. Winter is setting in, Sydney is lit up by Vivid, and the UNSW Theatrical Society (NUTS) is putting on a series of shorter plays written by UNSW students. I attended the performance on Thursday, June 12, catching three of the six shows that
NSW Parliament
Psychological Injury Compensation Amendments Sent to Second Parliamentary Inquiry
In March, the NSW Government announced major reforms to its workers’ compensation system. These reforms have caused quite a stir amongst politicians, unions, and workers alike, leading to the bill being referred to a second parliamentary inquiry. This comes after the bill has already undergone several changes since its dramatic
Arc Board
Arc Votes to Tighten Rules on Member Petitions for General Meetings
Last Wednesday, Arc held its Annual General Meeting (AGM). The AGM is a yearly meeting that companies are required to hold to meet their reporting requirements to government bodies. The usual purpose of the AGM is for Arc to approve its report on the organisation for the past financial year.
UNSW SRC
June 2025 SRC Wrapup - (E)motional Damage
A whopper of an SRC meeting unfolds with 14 motions raised, as the council bounces back and forth from political debate to group therapy session.
Opinion
Why You (Yes, You) Should Write for Noise
Noise needs new volunteers to continue. Here’s how you can help out.
UNSW SRC
March 2025 SRC Wrapup
President Diya Sengupta started this meeting, after the Acknowledgment of Country, by reminding the council to check their emails and keep on top of their commitments. In what felt like a critique of a particular member of the SRC, Sengupta said that her job was to be President and that