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EDITORIAL: Week 7, Semester 2, 2026 – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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I hope everyone is having a decent few university weeks, we are now almost midway through another semester. We bring to you in this edition an exposé of corporate universities and their million dollar AI deal made right after a staff strike. Here we can see the value of educators’ voices in a corporate world: silenced and ignored. Teachers are losing their right to expression within an institution that should be serving educators and prioritising them in the first place, a grim reality of the cu
To Read or Not To Read: That Is the Societal Foundation – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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“Liberating education consists in acts of cognition, not transferrals of information.” — Pedagogy of the Oppressed. Reading is the foundation of society. It sustains students’ academic growth, their intellectual development, and their capacity to participate meaningfully in the world around them. And yet, reading engagement is in decline, replaced by avoidance, disinterest, and increasingly screens. If students are to grow into informed, capable, and active citizens, the education system must pr
USyd Garden moved off campus as volunteers relocate six years of community work – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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The University of Sydney Garden is relocating off campus after six years, with volunteers saying the move will significantly reduce access to a space they describe as an important hub for sustainability, education and student life. The student-run garden will move to Reconciliation Park in Redfern after the university confirmed the current site is required for a new School of Architecture building. According to the Garden spokesperson, university Infrastructure initially advised volunteers tha
Australian women nationwide gain support for menopause and perimenopause – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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From 1 July, Australian women will be able to access menopause and perimenopause support through endometriosis and pelvic pain clinics nationwide, as part of the Federal Government’s $800 million Women’s Health Package. The 33 specialised clinics, which currently provide multidisciplinary care for endometriosis and persistent pelvic pain, will now also offer assessment, treatment, and management of menopause and perimenopause symptoms. Australian women will also have access to coordinated clinic
Student visa fees hike again for international students – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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International students will face another increase in visa costs after the Federal Government raised the application fee for the Subclass 500 Student Visa from $2,000 to $2,500, prompting criticism from the National Union of Students (NUS), who state that the decision will place further financial strain on students already struggling with rising living expenses. The increase, which took effect on the 1st of July, comes months after the government raised the application fee for the Temporary Gradu
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