ANU Labor Left

ANU Labor Left is affiliated with Australian Young Labor Left.

Campaigning for Haddad

ANU Labor Left March 25 2024.

Last week our ANU Labor Left comrades went to Tassie to help out the amazing Ella Haddad MP in her re-election campaign and to help deliver a progressive Labor government in Tasmania.

An amazing effort from all the volunteers who pitched in. Many doors were knocked, conversations had and letters delivered. And while the count is still ongoing, Ella has been elected first on the ticket, so a huge congratulations! ✊🌹❤️

With Harry Danton-Jack, Georgia Ray, Liam Blundell, Lucy, Braith Sneddon and Flynn Schulz with Ella Haddad.

Action for ANUSA ticket, 2022

Gigi Mouawad, Isabella Harding, Lux Strugar, Brandon Lee, Azraa Hussain, Harry Danton-Jack, Lara Johnson, Noor Shah, Myka Davis, Sophie McDowall, Zak, Milli McDonald, Deanna Athanasos, Ollie O'Kane, Liam Bessell-Koprek, Max Marland.

Also on the ticket were Ioan Hastie for College of Asia Pacific and Will Burfoot for College of Business and Economics.^[1]

Get Sh!t Done for ANU ticket, 2021

Back Kishaya Lye, Dorcas Bugeme, Hebe Ren, Sashini Liyanage, Izzy Rigda

Center Lucy Skelton, Sejay Segal, Nikhil Clementi, uk

Front Sinead Winn, Elijah Smith, uk, Azraa Hussain, Deanna Athanasos

NUS victory

Freya Willis of ANU Labor Left was elected to the NUS.

Empower your ANUSA

Empower your ANUSA is the third ticket to launch ahead of the ANUSA elections. The ticket is running candidates for Education Officer, NUS Delegate, and General Representative, in addition to College Representatives for the Joint Colleges of Science. Many of the candidates on the ticket, including Education Officer candidate Henri Vickers, are affiliated with ANU Labor Left.

Empower is only running one Executive candidate: Henri Vickers for Education Officer. Vickers is currently a General Representative, and ran on last year’s Refresh ticket. He is also the deputy Education Officer for 2019. In his announcement, Vickers states that his motto as Education Officer will be “organise, organise, organise”, as he intends to focus on mobilising students to stand up for their rights. He claims to bring organising experience as an activist on campus and in the broader community to the role, and intends to collaborate with groups such as the Young Workers Centre, to the ACT Australian Unemployed Workers’ Union, Canberra Students for Fair Work. Vickers is a member of ANU Labor Left, and will also be running for NUS Delegate.

Empower is also running twelve candidates, of a possible fourteen, for General Representative. These include Abby Flynn and Zoe Ranganathan, who currently sit as Directors on the Board of the ANU Union. They, along with fellow General Representative candidate Flynn Chamberlain, ran on the Labor Left-aligned Revive ticket at the ANU Union elections in March. Empower’s remaining candidates for General Representative are Ben Yates, Vincent Lee, Sarah Asif Minhas, Millie Gillard, Adelaide Bragias, Sophie Nguyen, Flynn Schulz, Olivia Kerr, and Savannah Benson.

Flynn, Ranganathan, Yates, and Lee will join Vickers in running for NUS Delegate, in addition to General Representative. Empower is also running candidates for College Representative for the Joint Colleges of Science, Sai Campbell and Matthew Sheppard.^[2]