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- Sep 28, 2026
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USyd management allegedly considering takeover of SRC elections – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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University of Sydney (USyd) management is allegedly considering an overhaul of the Students’ Representative Council (SRC) elections following the controversy over the ‘Globalise the Intifada’ ticket, according to a source privy to proceedings of the University Senate. The source told Honi Soit that Vice-Chancellor Mark Scott raised the possibility of the University taking over responsibility for SRC elections during the Senate’s meeting on 25th September, in an unminuted segment of the meeting.
Extreme heat is killing First Nations people. $4 billion housing is one of the culprits. – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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The Northern Territory and Federal governments are speeding $4 billion over ten years to “improve” remote housing in the state. What the government is actually building, on unceded land in so-called Australia, consists of million-dollar hotboxes that are culturally insensitive, climate-inappropriate, and disregard the impacts of extreme heat on First Nations health. Australia is set to see its hottest summer ever in 2026, with the strongest El Niño in a thousand years hitting us soon. Record-hig
‘Disappointing’: USyd Sexual Misconduct Report slammed by students and staff – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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Content warning: Sexual violence. Support services are linked below. The University of Sydney released its Annual Report on Sexual Misconduct for 2025 on 31st July, 2026. The report is USyd’s fourth annual report and covers the “progress” made by the university, publishes data gathered over the year, states priorities for 2026, and discusses changes made in compliance with the National Code to Prevent and Respond to Gender-Based Violence. 2026 sees the expansion of initiatives in colleges and st
Sophocles in Sri Lanka: The Jungle at the Sea at Belvoir St Theatre – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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The Jungle and the Sea is a family’s tale of epic proportions, spanning a decade across Sri Lanka and Sydney. In this play, S. Shakthidharan visualises the traumas of the 26-year-long Sri Lankan Civil War and atrocities perpetrated against Tamil people in order to not forget. It was clear from the opening scene, a highlight of the evening, that the characters would feel alive. On a constantly rotating disc which forms nearly the entire stage, the children of the Tamil Christian-Hindu family para
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