Solidarity is a group of socialist and anti-capitalist activists committed to building social movements and the wider left, through throwing ourselves into struggles for social justice, against racism and to overturn the legacy of 30 years of neoliberalism.
The name Solidarity...
Dreaming about a safe climate future…? Start acting NOW with AYCC Unimelb!
Our most recent campaign ‘Change the Game’ is designed to prevent the Queensland Coal Export Expansion which will devastate our Great Barrier Reef. Instead we want...
If you’re interested in politics and current affairs, the Political Interest Society is the club for you. Founded in 1998, PIS is a non-partisan discussion group; the club’s motto is ‘Audi Alteram Partem’, which is Latin for ‘Hear Both Sides’. We promote balanced and informed discussion on contemporary issues, and welcome people regardless of their political persuasions.
We’re a group of revolutionary socialists – we stand with the 99% worldwide who are fighting back against the 1%!
For over 80 years, The Melbourne University Liberal Club has dedicated itself to the promotion of liberal and conservative ideas on campus and in public discussion, allowing like-minded students to come together to debate, socialize and engage in liberal activism.
Melbourne University Labor Club has a long and fulfilling history within the Student Union. The Club’s core aim is to provide a forum for people interested in student unionism.
MU Greens on Campus is a collection of like-minded people who may vote Green, are interested in politics and environmental or social justice issues, want to learn more, discuss and create awareness. You don’t have to be a member of the political party to join us!
The Melbourne University ALP Club is one of the oldest and most vibrant clubs on campus. Our membership is varied, with members coming from all faculties, both undergraduate and graduate. Getting involved with the ALP Club provides a great opportunity to meet like-minded students who are interested in politics.
This is a second year Arts subject available in second semester.
This is a second year Arts subject available in first semester.
Third year Arts subject available in second semester 2010.
With another election year upon us, the once safe world of entertainment television can expect to be inundated with politicians. Politicians are of course integral to programs such as Q&A, but what of the lighter side of the televisual landscape? Does the presence of our political leaders make great television? Or is it merely a cynical exercise in self-serving PR that sometimes, tantalisingly, has the potential to turn into a train wreck, and provide fodder for The Chaser for the remainder of their season?
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