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Youth Allowance in Canberra – How does it compare to other Cities?
Tom Kersten Posted On May 21, 2022


By Tom Kersten Youth Allowance is a fortnightly payment students can receive if certain requirements are met, including income & assets tests. The maximum amount an individual can receive is $679 per fortnight.  When applying for Youth Allowance, Services Australia […]


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ANU  / Digital  / News  / Teaching and Learning
ANU to go Passwordless
Tom Kersten Posted On May 14, 2022


By Tom Kersten ANU will soon transition to passwordless authentication throughout its online systems, with an initial interim period allowing for the ANU community to choose between existing log-in methods or the new passwordless system. The University will use Cipherise, […]


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ANU FC knocked out of Australia Cup
Tom Kersten Posted On April 28, 2022


By Tom Kersten A tough game for ANU Football Club saw them knocked out of the Australia Cup, losing 0-5 to National Premier League (NPL) team Monaro Panthers. On Wednesday night, ANU FC faced 3rd place NPL team Monaro Panthers […]


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“Demand for mental health services often exceeds supply”: New Mental Health Initiative by ANU Researchers
Tom Kersten Posted On March 11, 2022


By Tom Kersten   Dr Lou Farrer is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Mental Health Research at ANU. She also holds a part-time position at ANU Counselling. Over the past 10 years, Dr Farrer and her team […]


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International Students Return to Campus
Tom Kersten Posted On March 5, 2022


By Tom Kersten   As of late last year, ANU had more than 8000 international students enrolled, from over 10 countries. Australia’s strict COVID measures previously meant students who had returned home overseas during the beginning of the pandemic could […]


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Positive COVID Students Told to Isolate in Own Rooms
Tom Kersten Posted On February 23, 2022


By Tom Kersten In a pivot of University policy, students who test positive to Covid will from today be able to isolate in their own rooms, instead of being moved to self-contained apartments in ANU’s dedicated quarantine facility. This latest […]


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COVID Hits Res Halls as In-Person Classes Resume
Tom Kersten Posted On February 21, 2022


By Tom Kersten   On the day in-person classes are set to commence for the new year, several COVID cases have emerged throughout ANU’s residential halls, likely emerging from O-Week events. This morning, every student who lives on campus was […]


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Davey Lodge Set To Reopen Next Year
Tom Kersten Posted On October 26, 2021


By Tom Kersten After being closed for most of 2021, Davey Lodge is set to reopen for students next year. An ANU spokesperson confirmed it “is open for applications for 2022.” Davey Lodge was closed early this year, with the […]


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Additional Charges Laid for ANU Student Alexander Matters in Court Hearing
Tom Kersten Posted On October 12, 2021


By Alex Ellwood, Tom Kersten, Sharlotte Thou and Declan Milton Content Warning: This article contains mention of sexual assault and sexual harassment   ANU student Alexander Matters has been charged with an additional count of ‘sexual intercourse without consent’ and […]


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[Almost] Relief for International Students Stuck Abroad and in Australia
Tom Kersten Posted On October 9, 2021


By Tom Kersten Nearly 19 months after Prime Minister Scott Morrison closed Australia’s International Borders, on October 1, Morrison declared “It is time to give Australians their lives back”, announcing the re-opening of the International borders from November contingent on […]


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