We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. The University of Sydney – where we write, publish and distribute Honi Soit – is on the sovereign land of ...

At the end of a sandstone walkway is an unassuming door with the sweetest Sydney Fringe Festival volunteer to greet you. You go upstairs to find a small, theatrically lit room. Soulful jazz plays as ...

Hanson is xenophobic. Pauline Hanson’s claim that ​​Labor has created an “immigrant catastrophe” within the housing sector is the clearest example of her scapegoating migrants for the housing crisis, ...

The MUA said that as part of industrial action, members would leave the gates and turnstiles open to allow passengers to ride ...

Thousands of activists gathered at Hyde Park on 13th September to protest Australia’s complicity in the on-going genocide in ...

The University of Sydney has signed a multi-year partnership with Open AI which will see the introduction of AI agents at all ...

Emma Searle was interviewed by Honi Soit on 1st September, 2026 by editors Anastasia Dale, James Fitzgerald Sice, and Victor ...

Vieve Carnsew was interviewed by Honi Soit on 3rd September, 2026 by editors James Fitzgerald Sice, Kuyili Karthik, and ...

In his notes On Shock, Ferenczi defines it as the “annihilation of self-regard-of the ability to put up a resistance, and to ...

The words ‘Heidelberg school’ may not be immediately recognisable to most Australians, but its paintings (and the thousands ...

Honi Soit reports on the Presidential candidates in the 2026 SRC elections, Vieve Carnsew, Grace Street, Emma Searle, and Ava Cavalerie.

Zarah Butcher-McGunnigle’s newest collection of prose poetry, Leaves Fall Off to Create Drama, is her earliest work ...