Student Union Presidents
The following students served as president of the University of New South Wales Student Union. The presidential term ran from 1 January to 31 December of each year. The office bearer's national faction affiliation is shown in brackets.
- 1985 Peter Lynch (Independent)
- 1986 Greg Moore (Independent)
- 1987 John Sloman (Labor)
- 1988 Paul Nicolau (Liberal)
- 1989 Antony Sachs (Labor)
- 1990 Lawrence Hyde (Independent)
- 1991 Mok Juang Yu (NOSCA: Network of Overseas Students Collective in Australia)
- 1992 Jo Kaar (National Organisation of Labor Students)
Read more about this topic: UNSW Student Organisations: Past Leaders
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