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What Can I Bring Into Australia? A Guide For International Students
If you’re getting ready to move to Australia, you might be tempted to throw everything you own into your suitcase, but don’t get too excited! Australia has some of the strictest...
Australian Politics 101: A Brief Guide for Newcomers
As an international student living and working in Australia, it can be helpful to understand how Australian politics works. Changes to policies and laws can influence...
6 Things You Need to Bring on Your First Day of University
You have selected your education provider, secured your accommodation and enrolled in exciting subjects. All that is left to do is…actually head to class! Here are the six...
Scholarships, grants and support for international students in the Northern Territory
If you’re considering moving to the Northern Territory to undertake a university, senior secondary schooling or a VET/TAFE course, you could be eligible for a scholarship or...
Bringing Your Family to Australia? A Complete Guide For International Students
As an international student in Australia, you have the option to bring your family members with you. Whether it’s your parents (if you’re under 18), your partner, or your...
Your Guide to Recycling in Australia
If you’re looking to become more environmentally friendly, a key way of lessening your impact on the planet is to recycle. This includes recycling plastic – one of the biggest...
First Impressions: Your Guide to Adelaide from a City Newbie
Adelaide is a top pick for students from around the world, offering excellent education and a lifestyle that blends city excitement with natural beauty. We caught up with...
10 Tips for a Great Student Visa Application
There are a few important factors to consider when putting together your student visa application, from choosing the right institution, to health and character requirements, and proof of finances. While it may seem a little daunting, with a few good tips up your sleeve, you can be sure to ace your student visa application.