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USyd Senate rejects call for convocation on Palestine – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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The University of Sydney Senate has rejected the call for a convocation to be held on the University’s institutional ties to Israeli institutions, and the repression of free expression on campus. Instead, the Senate proposed holding a University-wide community engagement forum in early 2027. In a statement released on 28th September, Chancellor David Thodey argued that “Convocation does not represent large parts of the University’s community, notably professional, casual staff and our students”.
Anti-choice abortion bill defeated in NSW parliament – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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A private member’s bill restricting access to abortion has been shot down in NSW parliament. Libertarian Party Member of the Legislative Council (MLC) John Ruddick’s Abortion Law Reform Amendment (Sex Selection Prohibition) Bill 2025 sought to criminalise sex-selective abortion. The bill proposed to amend the Abortion Law Reform Act 2019 to impose a penalty of $22,000 and/or five-years imprisonment for performing a sex-selective abortion. The legislation also proposed amendments to two other pie
The Anatomy of a Sell-off – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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The conversation around public housing is not helped by the jumble of terms that all sound vaguely similar in common parlance but have rather specific meanings. Terms such as social housing, public housing, community housing provider managed housing, affordable housing, and now the dubious “public homes” and “social homes” are being thrown around. The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare publishes data and reports on housing assistance and social housing. They define social housing with fo
MUA escalates industrial action against ferry operator Transdev – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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Sydney ferry workers are escalating industrial action against the ferry operator Transdev. The Maritime Union of Australia (MUA), representing the ferry workers, said their members are seeking a five per cent wage increase, wage protections against inflation, and roster improvements. The MUA said that as part of industrial action, members would leave the gates and turnstiles open to allow passengers to ride fare-free from 11th September to 6th October. “Workers are taking action against Transdev
Palestine activists rally as Federal Government lags behind UK sanctions on illegal West Bank settlements – Honi Soit (opens the original)
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Thousands of activists gathered at Hyde Park on 13th September to protest Australia’s complicity in the on-going genocide in Palestine. Earlier in the week, Foreign Minister Penny Wong announced that Australia would not join the United Kingdom and 11 other countries in ceasing to trade with illegal settlements in the West Bank. Shamikh Badra, a Palestinian writer, film-maker, and academic, spoke to the rally, asking why the Australian Government would not uphold our duties under international la
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