By Hannah Cross

Know nothing about Guild elections? Same. So, I read up on them and now present you an understandable guide for the average, clueless Murdoch student

By Sarah Smit

Nominations open today and close in 2 weeks’ time, on the 17th of October at 4pm. No campaigning may take place during this time, and names of those who have nominated will not be revealed until nominations close.

By Sean Ayres

Guild Council meeting descends into argument over security policy, with allegations of Executive taking credit was contrasted by reported failure of communication by other councillors.

By Natalie Mcdonald

The Student Hub is going to be a bustling center of food and drinks this semester. Here’s what’s going to be on the menu.

By Hannah Cross

The Department of Education and Training has responded to METIOR’s enquiry, however the answer is vague as to when we will see some concrete legislative change

By Hannah Cross

Higher Education Providers are experiencing the flow on effects from problems with CRICOS registration for training delivery to student visa holders.

By Hannah Cross

Government legislation excludes international students from entire job industries.

By Sarah Smit

Last Tuesday evening, the Murdoch Student Guild Council discussed the possibility of diverting funding from the Guild’s end of year Code Red event to the guild ball.

By Alexandrea Foster

The inaugural debate between the Murdoch University Chapters of the Young Liberals and Young Labor ended in fiery passion on Tuesday night. The topic under debate was Australia’s Monarchy with Young Labor’s Kai Donaldson and Kristian Pisano arguing for an Australian Republic while the Young Liberals’ Tom Blake and Bianca Cobby advocated for the Monarchy.

By Aaron Angel

Let’s face it; being a student is hard enough without the added stress of financial, academic or health worries. Your brain is getting stuffed with new ideas on a daily basis, your flesh sack of a body seems to always require nourishing with edible matter, and deadlines incessantly approach much like the inevitability of death only much more tangibly. So it’s no surprise that sometimes we could all use a little help to keep us going, and that’s where Student Assist steps in.