On Friday the 30th of August an anti-ELAB protest will be held at Sydney University. The Hong Kongers fear opposition from radical CCP loyals.
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Emma Goldrick reports on the Amazon burning.
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An open letter to all USyd students, from the organisers of the anti-ELAB protest.
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Where is the Hong Kong government in this conflict?
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Alexi Barnstone on who the AFPM are and how they are stifling the calls of environmentalists.
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Recent changes in the sovereignty of Kashmir will only heighten religious conflict in the region. Emma Goldrick reports.
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Austen Hunt explains why it is a misconception to think that Trump and Boris are the same.
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Emma Goldrick offers a history of pro-choice legislation in NSW
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Emma Goldrick on why foreign nations are refusing plastic imports.
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The Deputy Premier, John Barillo, has introduced a bill attempting to remove protections on some 42,000 hectares of NSW National Parks, poising century old trees to be logged for private profit
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Austen Hunt reports on an interesting new tax to be introduced in France.
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Emma Goldrick reports on Wyatt’s moves to hold a referendum on constitutional recognition of the Aboriginal people.
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Austen Hunt reports on the City of Sydney declaring a climate emergency.
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Emma Goldrick reports on NSW moving to ban single use plastic bags.
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Emma Goldrick on the new water restrictions in Sydney.
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Austen Hunt on the 9th of June abortion rally.
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Madeline Ward explains the North Queensland she grew up in.
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So how then did the Coalition gain so many seats, especially with such a strong swing towards them in Queensland? Essentially, they benefited from second preferences after huge swings to One Nation, Clive Palmer’s UAP, and other far-right minor parties. The election victory belongs, in essence, to them.
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Austen Hunt takes us through what the AYCC is, what it is attempting to achieve, and how you can get involved.
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So, it’s election day –time to enjoy some good old democracy sausage and draw either some numbers or genitalia on a piece of paper that will ultimately determine who’s in charge for the next three years. No biggie.
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