In Council Post
Last week, the University of Melbourne branch of the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) decided to take industrial action tomorrow, 9 May 2018. This decision was taken in light of…
In Council Post, Representation
In February, GSA made a submission to the Senate inquiry into the government’s Higher Education Support Legislation Amendment (Student Loan Sustainability) Bill 2018. We spoke out against the bill, which…
All enrolled graduate students at the University of Melbourne are eligible to vote in GSA Council elections. Voting opens on Monday 23 April and closes at 10am on Friday 11…
In Council Post
On Thursday 22 March, GSA Council held a Special General Meeting proposing changes to GSA’s constitution. All enrolled graduate students were entitled to have their say on the proposal, and…
In Council Post, International students, Representation
Over the last 12 hours, GSA has become aware of a statement in Mandarin relating to our upcoming Special General Meeting. As Councillors, we would like to take the time…
In Council Post, Representation
We’re proposing a change that will make major differences to how GSA is governed – the real question is why? What will GSA look like if the new constitution passes?…
In Council Post, Representation
By Georgia Daly, GSA President, and Brad Knight, GSA General Secretary Earlier today, Farrago released an article detailing some interactions between our Vice President and his friends. We know Jacob,…
In Council Post, Representation
On Thursday 22nd March, GSA Council is holding a Special General Meeting (SGM) to vote on proposed changes to our constitution. Under our proposal, we’re hoping to appoint a seven-person…
In Council Post
How is GSA currently governed? GSA is governed by a Council of 15 elected graduate students, who act as our board. The role of Students’ Council is to determine GSA’s…
In Council Post
Over the past few months, we have been working on a plan to improve GSA’s governance structure and to rewrite our constitution. Currently, GSA Council is forced to spend much…
