Well done Broome. Without skilled and unskilled migrants regional Western Australia would be completed and utterly screwed.

🎉Livestream registrations are now OPEN for "Student Equity in an Era of Change: The Australian Student Equity Symposium 2025", to be held in Sydney on 9-10 September 2025🎉 All sessions will be streamed live via Zoom and recordings of the event will be made available on ACSES's

As Sussan Ley scrambles to weaponise Australia’s recognition of Palestine, remember this: In 2017 she stood in Parliament condemning 50 years of occupation, child prisoners, second-class citizenship and the haunting erasure of Palestinian communities. What changed @sussanley?

‘Students are not a special interest group to be brought in at the tail end of a process...We are partners in higher education and we must have the power and the resources to shape it from start to finish.’ - Ashlyn Horton, National Union of Students (NUS) National President

When the government does recognise Palestine (which could come as early as today) it will be in large part because of the ongoing pressure of anti-genocide protesters. Protest works. It’s why they want to ban it (if you’re on the left)

Why has Canberra opted to win the race to be the last nation to recognise Palestine? Not sure how this is in our national interest.

The haunted eyes of a starving child: possibly dead by the time you read this. Powerful page 1 not of an anti-Israel or anti-semitic paper but the UK's most conservative. The UN says 80% of Gazans who've died of malnutrition are children. How long will the world let this go on?

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This is why the investigation into the death of Kumanjayi White- and all investigations into Indigenous deaths in custody - should be conducted by an authority with a deep understanding of racism from an Indigenous perspective, and at arms length from police.

"Appalling", "insensitive" and "really disrespectful". Glad this has been reported. https://t.co/Rnd5R9QQQs

The number of students receiving Youth Allowance payments has decreased sharply in the past 20 years, leading to concerns from experts that low-income and regional students are being locked out of tertiary education.

Hannah Thomas was a legal observer at a peaceful protest, and there are still people defending the cops' brutal assault. What a sick world.

The right to protest is under threat. Appalling injuries for police to inflict. https://t.co/y6mGNiwIZk

The best way to stop stigmatising public housing? Build more.

Curtin Guild Council is in session and can be streamed live https://t.co/CNCY8WN9lV #nusedcon25 #Transparency

“Just because you lost the election, don’t kick the black football around! Australia is bigger and better than that!” (This was met with a standing ovation from the bulk of the 1,300-person assembly. Good!) 5/5.

Curtin Guild President Dylan Storer (Curtin, Windies) talks over the campaign they led, and the University's response to it. #nusedcon25

Noor begins by giving us a run down of the situation at Curtin, with particular regard to UniLodge a for-profit housing providor who refuse to provide air-conditioning for residents - as well as summarising the campaign the Curtin Guild waged in response. #nusedcon25

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