''National U'' was a student-run tabloid newspaper in

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. It was preceded by the short lived 'U' and followed by the short lived 'Axis'. It was published by the ''National Union of Australian University Students'' the precursor of the

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in the 1960s and 1970s. Due to the political issues of the era the newspaper was a vital part of Australian national student politics of the time.

Publication details including

* ''U'' (

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, Vic.) National Union of Australian University Students journal. Melbourne : The Union, 1965-

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Vol. 1, no. 1 (29 September 1965)- * ''National U.'' Melbourne: ational Union of Australian University Students

1975. ISSN 0313-8224 * ''Axis : national student newspaper''. Carlton, Vic. : Australian Union of Students, 1976-1976. ISSN 0313-8232. No. 1 (8 March 1976)-no. 12 (18 October 1976) * ''National student''.

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, Vic. : Australian Union of Students. ISSN 0156-5346. 1977. Student newspapers published in Australia Students' unions in Australia Student politics in Australia Defunct newspapers published in Melbourne {{Australia-newspaper-stub