Dylan Storer

Clayton is going to be an incredible Environment Officer! #nusnatcon25

Tom (Curtin) rises to speak to the motion, condemning the commodification of education and the effects this has on students. Eddie speaks against (despite not being against) rejects the previous argument that has been made, and calls for greater funding. #nusnatcon25

A Curtin delegate supports the motion, calling for universities to build a better society rather than militarisation. SAlt speaks to the motion, calling upon other factions to condemn the major parties' fixation on defence. #nusnatcon25

Unfortunately,@XuehuaEnjoyer can no longer post on account of the @AlboMP social media ban. Thank you for your attention to this matter! #nusnatcon25

@honi_soit Fun banned?

Motion to rename BisCom to Big Chungus. Unity chants "Big Chungus! BIG CHUNGUS!" Unclear if motion passes. Our future leaders. #nusnatcon25

This will be Honi Soit's #nusnatcon25 live coverage thread.

Good points! #nusnatcon25

why are they physically fighting at bizcom

bro thinks he’s him 💀🥀#nusnatcon25

@iosefmann @XuehuaEnjoyer You're hearing it more and more

@XuehuaEnjoyer Based

@Aus_Twinks They should call a press conference

Vic Unity x SAlt x Student Media dinner is crazy #nusnatcon25

@Lord_Beesus @iosefmann agree

@iosefmann Student Unions across this country need to end the new ticket name every election model

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

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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. nytimes.com/2025/07/30/wor…

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?