Australian Union of Students
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The Australian Union of Students was the successor to the National Union of Australian University Students - as a representative body and lobby group for Australian University students. It collapsed in 1984 and was succeeded by the National Union of Students in 1987.
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| Student unionism in Australia |
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| Campus unions in Australia |
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Adelaide | Australian National | Canberra | Central Queensland | Charles Sturt | Curtin | Deakin | Edith Cowan | Flinders | Griffith (Gold Coast) | James Cook | La Trobe | Macquarie | Melbourne | Murdoch | New England | New South Wales | Newcastle | Queensland | RMIT | Southern Cross | Swinburne | Sydney | Tasmania: Cradle Coast, Hobart, Inveresk, Newnham | UTS | Victoria | Western Australia | Western Sydney | Wollongong |
| Student councils in Australia |
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Adelaide | Australian Catholic | Australian National | Ballarat | Canberra | Monash: Berwick, Caulfield, Clayton, Gippsland, Parkville, Peninsula | New England | Newcastle | Notre Dame | QUT | South Australia | Southern Cross: Coffs Harbour, Lismore | Southern Queensland | Sunshine Coast | Swinburne | Sydney | UTS | Western Sydney | Wollongong |
| National student organisations in Australia |
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Australian Liberal Students Federation | Australian Union of Students | Australasian Union of Jewish Students | Grassroots Left | Independents | National Labor Students | National Liaison Committee | National Union of Students | Socialist Alternative | Student Unity | Australian Labor Students | National Broad Left | National Organisation of Labor Students |
