My Faction Rules: NUS Natcon 2024

Mathilda Stewart

Student politicians from across Australia will this week gather at Federation University’s Mt Helen campus in Ballarat tRead Article

Why Government Won't Get Radical about Terrorism

Mia Jenkins (writer)

Prosh Week: Unimelb's Worst Kept Secret

Prosh Judges

Conservative Government Faces Extinction Event in Upcoming UK Election

Pryce Starkey, Mathilda Stewart (writers)

Inside Mahmoud’s Hall: Pro-Palestine Students Continue Sit-In

Mathilda Stewart (writer)

On Wednesday 15 May, an autonomous group of protesters involved with the Gaza Solidarity Encampment on South Lawn initiaRead Article

A budget for students?: Ombudsman, SSAF, HECS and paid placements among this year’s big reforms

Alan Nguyen, Ibrahim Muan Abdulla and Joel Duggan (writers)

OPINION: Join the School Strike for Palestine on April 18

Reema Ababneh (writer)

Crouched on the squeaky black tiles, the young faces of students screamed the same chants, united, crying for a free PalRead Article

AusPol: Explaining the Dunkley By-Election

Pryce Starkey

University of Melbourne staff to vote on proposed enterprise agreement tomorrow

Sam Irvine (writer)

University of Melbourne staff are set to vote on a new enterprise bargaining agreement (EBA) after negotiations between Read Article

OPINION — VOICE TO PARLIAMENT: Vote ‘Yes’ to Fight Against the ‘Racist No’ Campaign

Oskar Martin (writer)

The right have used the Voice to Parliament referendum to promote disgusting anti-Aboriginal racism over Labor’s proposaRead Article

OPINION: An open letter to Vice-Chancellor Duncan Maskell and Dean of Arts Russell Goulbourne

Students in the Faculty of Arts (writers)

Dear Prof. Duncan Maskell and Prof. Russell Goulbourne, We are writing to you in your capacity as Vice Chancellor anRead Article

“They keep having to reapply for their own job, again and again”: Why your tutors are on strike

Selina Zhang (writer)

“I’ve always loved the ideal of the university as a place of learning, as a place of new possibilities...” Scott, a Read Article

OPINION: "You can Stop 1, but you can’t stop us all": Why your Student Services staff are on strike

NTEU members at 757 Swanston St/Student Services (writers)

You might hear that by going on strike this week, staff are causing harm to students in delaying important processes relRead Article

“The right thing to do is walk out with them”: Why your Student Library Assistants are on strike

Chelsea Daniel (writer)

University of Melbourne staff to strike for all of Week 10

Josh Davis and Joel Duggan (writers)

University of Melbourne staff in the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) have called a campus-wide strike next weekRead Article

A sit-down chat with Richard Ha, UMSU International's new President

Rico Sulamet (writer), Zisis Zak Tsiouklas (photography)

With the UMSU International elections complete, Farrago writer and subeditor Rico Sulamet sat down with the organisationRead Article

A richer student experience, but for who? The discriminatory effects of abandoning dual delivery.

Hannah Vandenbogaerde (writer)

With the days of strict lockdowns and cautious safety measures seemingly behind us, the University of Melbourne has implRead Article

The American private equity giant buying up our local pubs

Joel Duggan (writer)

Have you noticed that something hasn’t quite been the same about your favourite pubs since the pandemic? Perhaps the pinRead Article

Normalisation of Unpaid Trials: How Melbourne’s Casual Job Market Exploits International Students

Harshita Roy (writer)

Shivani, 21, moved from India six months ago. In April, she was called in for her first casual job at a kebab joint on FRead Article

Daniel Andrews Resigns as Victorian Premier

Alain Nguyen (author)

Daniel Andrews will step down as Victorian premier effective tomorrow afternoon, resigning from parliament after nearly Read Article

Meet the New Boss, Same as the Old Boss: 2023 UMSU Elections, Explained

Josh Davis (News Editor)

Preliminary results for the 2023 UMSU Elections are in, and we now have a good idea of what the union will look like forRead Article