Woroni Radio
An Interview with the ANUSA Departments
New to ANU? Need some fresh insight into who represents you on campus? Woroni Radio Producer Grace sits down with the 2025 Executives of some of ANUSA's autonomous departments, giving ANU a deep insight into student advocacy on campus. Produced by Grace Williams for Woroni Radio on Ngunnawal and Ngambri land. Transcription-accessible format available through https://feeds.transistor.fm/an-interview-with-the-anusa-departments
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Episodes
International Students' Department 20.07.2025 12:43
Grace sits down with International Students Officer, Seungbin Kang, to discuss domestic and international student inequity, the transactional nature of the international tertiary education industry, international student advocacy at both the campus and federal level, and the ISD's 2025 agenda.
Indigenous Department 20.07.2025 7:13
Grace sits down with ANUSA Indigenous Officer, Malachi Bayley, to discuss all things Indigenous Department, their goals for the year, and their extensive collaborative work with the Tjabal Centre.
BIPOC Department 20.07.2025 15:05
Grace sits down with ANUSA BIPOC Officer, Aleesya Amirizal, to discuss racism on campus, the BIPOC Department's annual Racism Report, the newly-minted BIPOC Base and the dpeartment's plans for the future.
Disabilities Student Association 20.07.2025 7:29
Grace sits down with ANUSA Disabilities Co-Officer, Lata Warner, to discuss disability at ANU, how the DSA supports and advocates for disabled students on campus, and their goals for 2025.
Environment Collective 20.07.2025 7:51
Grace sits down with ANUSA Environment Deputy Officer, Jamie Newton, to discuss the 2025 Environment Collective's plans, the deep-rooted history of climate and environmental activism on campus, and supporting sustainability at ANU.
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