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Alastair Panzarino

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  1. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Alastair Panzarino

    Reflections On Being Struck By Lightning – Honi Soit (opens the original)

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    On the 14th of January I was struck by lightning. I remember walking onto campus on the footbridge over City Road: I’m heading towards Fisher to study. There’s a decent downpour and some thunder on the distant horizon. Mid-thought, my entire vision is claimed by unbroken, totalising light. It’s only comparable to close-range photography, except rather than an immediate blinding flash it stretches out forever. Somewhere, behind the world, an aux cord I didn’t know was there is abruptly ripped fro

  2. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · Alastair Panzarino

    How Labor Betrayed Labour – Honi Soit (opens the original)

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    Trade union density in Australia sits at an abysmal 13.1 per cent as of 2024, cascading from 51 per cent in 1976. Strikes, once a major feature of Australian society which crippled the engines of capital, are now infrequent and peripheral. How did the trade union movement practically collapse into the hollowed-out institution it is today? The state of political analysis from our trade union leadership is Pre-Copernican. It incuriously externalises almost all fault, raising lazy tropes such as th

  3. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · Alastair Panzarino

    The Class Divide on King St: NSW Socialists Launch Newtown Campaign – Honi Soit (opens the original)

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    Last Sunday, I joined more than one hundred and thirty others to pack out the loft of the Botany View Hotel for the launch of the NSW Socialists campaign for Newtown. The candidate contesting the 2027 NSW state election is Shovan Bhattarai, a USyd student, migrant, and renter. Speaking to the room before the door-knock, she tells the crowd that “there’s a divide that runs through Newtown, and it’s not just North and South King Street. I stand with the workers, renters, poor students and migrants

  4. Article · Jul 31, 2026 · Alastair Panzarino

    Professor John Buchanan elected as USyd NTEU branch President unopposed – Honi Soit (opens the original)

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    Professor John Buchanan from the University of Sydney’s (USyd) Business School has been elected unopposed as the President of the USyd Branch of the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU). He will begin his term, along with the incoming Branch Committee members, currently being elected, in mid-October 2026. Buchanan has been provisionally elected while the branch is engaged in enterprise bargaining agreement (EBA) negotiations with University management. The outcome of the agreement will deter

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