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BREAKING: USyd signs multi-year partnership with OpenAI – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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The University of Sydney has signed a multi-year partnership with OpenAI which will see the introduction of AI agents at all levels of learning. The partnership happens a week after thousands of USyd staff walked off over AI encroachment into their jobs. The partnership aims to provide all staff and students with access to ChatGPT edu, a “version of ChatGPT built for universities to responsibly deploy AI to students, faculty, researchers and campus operations.” The partnership also sees the inve
EDITORIAL: Week 3, Semester 2, 2026 – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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The theme for this edition is “On the Knife’s Edge”. As the political systems of the 20th Century atrophy in the face of a technologically equipped modern monstrosity of Capital metamorphosed into the forms of demagogic politicans and brazenly fascistic technocrats, it seems as if more is at stake. This edition coincides with the announcement of the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) USyd branch strikes over their Enterprise Agreement. They will strike on the 2nd September. Once again the
Capital in the Corpse of Gould’s Bookshop – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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You talk to any old lefty about Gould’s Book Arcade and a crazed aspect will come over their demeanour — they will talk of the old firebrand and his Communist bookstore. He was a mainstay in the protests from the 60s till the early 2000s, a foulmouthed Trotskyist who had as many enemies in the left for his denunciations of Stalin as in the right. ASIO had a file on Gould that ran for 8,000 pages. His seat of power, the premier Sydney secondhand bookstore, Gould’s Book Arcade, was a haphazard mes
Cold War Kid: Interview with Rowan Cahill – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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Cold War Kid, Rowan Cahill’s new autobiography, is mandatory reading for anyone who wants to understand Australian radicalism, political student movements and in passing, our beleaguered university rag, Honi Soit. Cahill was a “winner” of the Australian government’s lottery on conscription; a lottery which saw young men hurried into early and shallow graves in Vietnam, in a conflict which reverberates through the wars and causes of our time. Cahill contested the draft, fighting to become a consc
UNION TO STRIKE ON 2ND OF SEPTEMBER AGAINST UNI MANAGEMENT – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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The USyd branch of the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) has called a 24 hour strike for Wednesday 2nd September. The strike motion was passed with overwhelming support from the branch at a member’s meeting held on 10th August at Hermann’s Bar. The planned industrial action follows four months of enterprise bargaining. NTEU Branch President Peter Chen said in the motion that “management have refused the vast majority of members’ claims on AI, disability, and freedom of expression”, and ar
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