Noise@UNSW
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Promoting transparency and awareness at UNSW through independent student journalism.
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Top financial contributors
Gabe
$60 AUD since Jun 2024
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Caleb Watts
$50 AUD since Apr 2024
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Guest
$24 AUD since Apr 2024
Pepsi
$20 AUD since Apr 2024
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Kayla
$15 AUD since Apr 2024
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Incognito
$15 AUD since Sep 2024
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Guest
$12 AUD since Aug 2024
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Guest
$10 AUD since Apr 2024
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Kaab :)
$9 AUD since Sep 2024
Luke
$3 AUD since Apr 2024
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Carlos
$3 AUD since Dec 2024
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Transparent and open finances.
Credit from Carlos to Noise@UNSW •
+$3.00AUD
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Credit from Kaab :) to Noise@UNSW •
+$3.00AUD
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+$5.00AUD
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Today’s balance$181.59 AUD
Total raised
$211.59 AUD
Total disbursed
$30.00 AUD
Estimated annual budget
$362.00 AUD
About
Noise@UNSW is currently our university's only independent student publication.
As we briefly mentioned in our first Q&A, Noise is currently entirely funded out-of-pocket by the paper’s editors. We have no sponsors, no grant funding, no corporate backing for our paper.
As we briefly mentioned in our first Q&A, Noise is currently entirely funded out-of-pocket by the paper’s editors. We have no sponsors, no grant funding, no corporate backing for our paper.
This isn’t a model that can exist for the long term. It locks out those from lower income backgrounds, experiencing cost-of-living pressures, or who just don’t have the disposable income to run a student publication out of pocket. It also prevents us from scaling the project to accommodate more students, produce print editions, and the dozens of other goals we aim to achieve with Noise.
While our expenses are currently extremely low (hovering in the double digits as of April 2024), our project is scaling to the point where we are limited in our ability to directly fund it. As such, Noise is selling itself out to the students of UNSW through this OpenCollective page.