Political Interest Group

Political Interest Group The Political Interest Group exists to promote interest in politics among students. Come along sometime.

We invite politicians and political commentators to come and speak with us.Guest speakers' visits are advertised in the student bulletin.

25/02/2013

Welcome to the Political Interest Group in 2013!
We have a lot in store for everyone this year, but to kick-start the year, we'll be holding an information stall tomorrow (Tuesday) Lunchtime in T7. Come down to suggest speakers you think we need to invite, vote for who you want to win the upcoming election and put your interest down to travel around Canberra this year with us!

Do you have any questions for us? Do you have any suggestions for what we should be changing this year with P.I.G.? Or maybe you want to find out what it is we do? All of this, and much more, will be all be made available Tomorrow, Lunchtime in T7.

Once again, a very warm welcome to P.I.G. in 2013, and we hope you look forward to the year as much as we are!

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Pimal Ranasinghe
President - Political Interest Group

22/07/2012

A big week coming up for P.I.G.! This Tuesday, we are welcoming shadow police minister JJAMES MERLINO to Melbourne High School and on Friday, MHS alumni and former Opposition Leader SIMON CREAN returns to talk. Both events will be held in T29 at lunchtime.

17/03/2012

hey Max/leadership team, can u guys/one of you come to N34 during form assembly Monday morning so I can discuss SRC funding, cheers

15/12/2011

"You haven't made it in politics until you've received an invitation from the PIG."

28/09/2011
07/08/2011

The Australian Institute of International Affairs provides a forum for debate by arranging lectures, seminars and workshops. These range from intimate discussions to large public fora. Each year the AIIA hosts up to 200 of these events between the 7 branches.

13/06/2011

Since the drafting of the American Constitution in 1787, Written Constitutions have increasingly come to be viewed as an essential symbol of the modern state. They have also frequently been seen as emblems of identity: not just something that a country has, but something that a particular countr

Stephen Jolly, Socialist Party
10/12/2010

Stephen Jolly, Socialist Party

26/11/2010

Congratulations also to Ross Watkins (Vice President), Tom Posa (Chief of Staff), and Marcus Saunders , Daniel Stiglec, Michaelean O'Donnell, Steven Connolly and Sarthak Tandon (Committee Members)

26/11/2010
26/11/2010

Congratulations to Karan Turtle Dhamija, PIG President 2011.

23/11/2010

We're not far away from announcing the PIG Executive for 2011.

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