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‘Hanson is not welcome here’: Students strike against Pauline Hanson again – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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On the 17th of September at 11:30am, USyd students converged on the Quad Lawns for a speakout ahead of the second National Day of Action against Pauline Hanson. Emma Searle of Socialist Alternative (SAlt) chaired the speakout, with SRC President Grace Street (Grassroots), USyd NTEU member Alma Torlakovic, and SAlt activist Jill McInnes also addressing the crowd. Following the speeches, the USyd contingent marched to St James station where the wider rally was taking place. Hundreds of high school
The Exquisite Corpse of the ‘Australian’ Tradition – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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“Perhaps no other local imagery is so much a part of an Australian consciousness and ideological make-up.” This is what Ian Burns, artist and art historian, said of the Heidelberg school. He was right. The words ‘Heidelberg school’ may not be immediately recognisable to most Australians, but its paintings (and the thousands of paintings that imitate or reproduce their qualities, which persist to the present and will undoubtedly continue into the future) are generally thought to constitute what ‘
EDITORIAL: Week 5, Semester 2, 2026 – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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Welcome to this, another fabulous edition of Honi Soit. I’ve themed this edition around memory. My lovely and very funny friend Georgie engraved this week’s cover. It’s one of my favourite images and it really captures how it feels to have a memory. My feature examines the ways in which Australia’s white bourgeoisie art tradition has inhabited cultural memory until today, and the revolutionary potentialities contained within the cemetery of the state gallery. The article is kind of funny and not
Better to dance on your feet than live on your knees – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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Mary’s Underground, Zen Studios, Moshpit, Lazy Thinking, Hurley Park Community Hall, Monster Mouse Studios, 185 Bar, Divine Playhouse, and Bar Freda’s. These are just some of the alarming number of small/independent Sydney venues that have or will shut down in 2026. A recent City of Sydney council motion stated that in the decade following the 2014 lockout laws, half of Sydney’s music venues shut their doors. The motion places much of the blame on “onerous and restrictive police measures” and ou
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