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Moving to Australia for study is an exciting adventure. With an almost unlimited number of parks, beaches, mountains and interesting cultural and recreational sights to explore, it’s no wonder that many international tourists and students plan on driving when they...
Ever got a weird phone call or email from a stranger, claiming to be your bank, a government department, your university or internet provider? Did they ask for your password, personal details or for you to send them money? You may have experienced a scam....
As you explore and study in Australia in 2026, it's crucial to be aware of the heightened bushfire risks this year. With a severe lack of rainfall, bushfires are more likely to start and spread, with Victoria currently battling bushfires more than five times the size...
Australia's beaches are truly iconic. Sunshine, sand, an easygoing coastal lifestyle – what more could you ask for? But for many international students and visitors, the beach can be far more dangerous than it looks. Research from Monash University has found that six...
Australian summers can be super hot and sunny. Temperatures can reach as high as 40 degrees celsius and stay that way for days at a time. Follow our top tips for surviving scorching summers and keeping safe during an Australian heatwave. What is considered a heatwave?...
You’ve arrived in Australia ready to start your studies, make friends and settle into your new life. But there’s one major hurdle: actually finding somewhere to live. And that's difficult at the moment, as demand for housing is high. As revealed in a new ABC News...
Australia is cracking down on financial scams that target international students, especially those involving cryptocurrency. The government has announced new powers for banks and the financial intelligence agency AUSTRAC to help stop money-laundering and crypto-linked...
Australia is well known for being a safe and welcoming country. Full of vibrant communities, liveable cities and laid-back Aussies, it’s easy to feel at home here. But, like anywhere else in the world, if you’re planning on being out and about after dark, it’s...
Moving to Australia for study is an exciting adventure. With an almost unlimited amount of parks, beaches, mountains and interesting cultural and recreational sights to explore, it’s no wonder that many international tourists and students plan on driving when they...