Hello First off a warm welcome to UWA (: You'll definitely find a lot of malaysians staying around here xD

As about accommodation around UWA, i have to warn you that it's fairly hard and pricey to find accommodation right around campus due to the demand from international students. As Onelove mentioned, there are student residential hostels, but i really really wouldn't recommend them because they cost a bomb and aren't really that nice (though a good option if you like to meet a lot of people and desperate to find a place)

I recommend trying realestate.com.au to find a house around UWA. the area's named "Crawley" and "Nedlands". Alternatively, you can try to google earth and see where UWA is and a few other suburbs that are just like 1 bus away from university, for example i know people staying at cottesloe (around the beach).

Another alternative which might be quicker to settle down, might be looking for accommodation in city apartments. There are a few around which a few of my friends managed to find. Though they are a ted bit pricey, they have better cost-worth value compared to the houses around UWA. They are around 20 minutes to UWA and really near the city!

Hope that it all helps (: With that aside, what course are you going to be attending there?

Call-up. Ask for extension of Offer-date.
Give your reasons, say for a fair judgment/comparison to make academic decision.
they will most likely give you few more days.
If they dont, write in (email),
and say how you are disappointed that such case happen, beg for some sympathy.
You SHOULD get it.

If your results is above the minimum requirement then nothing to worry about.
International students = cash cows to them.
When did you apply to Uni B,C,D and etcs?
If you're desperate give them a call to expedite your application and play the "I got an offer from uni xx and the deadline offer is approaching soon, but I would like to study in this uni ......"
Call them do not email them, the sooner you get this done the better for you to booked your flight ticket and find your accommodation.
Take note if the uni is in brisbane expect delay, that place is flooded, pretty bad.

hahaha.....stressful being in your kind of situation man..  xD  guess....you should just wait for UNI B..    i'm sure even if you don't get into UNI B, you can go for C or E then credit transfer to B?

Just my two cents worth.

I think that in the current climate, every major university in Australia that you go to, you will find problems with Asian stereotypes, especially in certain fields (Commerce majoring in accounting happens to be one of them). I really think that you shouldn't be basing your choice on this factor as it is going to be a problem wherever you go, even if some places it may be more pronounced than others. In such circumstances, your experience (ie your "chances of getting exposure interacting with other students") is purely dependent on your personality and social skills, and is entirely up to the individual, rather than which uni you go to. For example, if you are sociable and are able to "click" well with local students you won't have a problem mixing with their crowd. On the other hand, there are some asians that tend to stick to their own cliques and social circles. So it really depends.

As for the cold weather, its really a part of Australian life and theres no running away from it whichever uni you go to. If you're not fond of 5-6 degree temperatures, you won't be fond of anywhere in Australia during winter thats for sure (well anywhere where the major Us are located that is). This is especially more so since Australia has been having some unpredictable weather these past few years and you could be facing some cold weather even in regions where its "supposed" to be hot. For example, I live in Melbourne and at the start of summer earlier in December, we were still experiencing some 5 degree-ish temperatures. So my advice is, this is something you have to get used to and shouldn't base your choice on.

Rather, you should be basing your choice on:
1) The quality of the university
Is their teaching for the field that you are interested in any good? This may be very difficult to find out without a firsthand account from someone who has studied the particular course in the university. And certainly it would be difficult to also compare these accounts between unis, to find out which uni has a better quality of teaching. If the other forum members can't help you out, you could probably google around and see if you can find any feedback.
2) Student life
What do you intend to do once you get into university. Are academics your top priority or are you looking to get involved in student life on campus as well (for example joining a few clubs and societies)? Some unis may have a more vibrant clubs and societies (C&S) scene than others. Again, this is only quantifiable through firsthand experience, though going to the university website and looking at their student life may give you some indication of how vibrant it is.
3) Accommodation and transport
Sometimes the rental pricing for different universities can be very different as some may be located in suburbs and some located in the city. Try looking around online for rental prices around your university and compare. You might be surprised at the difference. Your rental will be a major part of your cost of living so its important to know these prices beforehand. If your uni is located in the city, you might also want to live in a suburb and take public transport.
4) Support group
I know it sounds superficial but its actually important to go somewhere where you already know people - it will help you fit in more quickly and get you on your feet faster. Remember, your friends are your family away from home. It shouldn't be decisive but if possible choose a uni where you have friends there already, or friends who are also going with you. It will make it so much easier. Another way around this is to stay in a hall/residential college as you will generally meet people quicker and feel more comfortable going into uni. 

Hope that helps! I'm actually a recent graduate from the University of Melbourne (4 years in Chemical Engineering) so I know what its like to go overseas alone Feel free to ask any other questions.

well been here for few days and seriously i don think i can fit into the culture as well . They seems so relax which i don reli like . My hometown Bintulu a small place in Sarawak is more busy than Perth lol.. My dad came here for few days he said he will die if living is australia LOL ! .. it depends on ppl but i quite agree with my dad tat he said tat he use Malaysian Ringgit to let me study if i stay in Australia means we are giving our money free of charge to tat country . I think a lot of china ppl work here for few years and move bak to their country haha .. It all depends what kind of lifestyle u wan . But for me i think Malaysia is still the best coz is my hometown the place where i am born . I love Malaysia even though we have corrupted government but who cares ? At least is liveable and the corruption doesn affect our lifes anyway . Still a lot of ppl migrate coz of corrupted government but does tat reli affect how u live ? haha . Don't boom me a... I'm just giving my point of view 

I made my payment on last last Saturday and I still haven't got my COE =/. I have been asking both the university and agent constantly for days to get it out quick haha. Till now not much response =.=

Where are you planning to do your medical health checkup? Rushing as soon as possible man. Have you booked your accommodation and flight tickets?

Hi. I have a question. Assuming one is aiming for Australian medical college.

1. Assuming one is aiming for Monash uni, are there advantages in doing Year 12 in Melbourne?
2. Assuming one is aiming for Sydney uni, are there advantages in doing Year 12 in Sydney?
etc etc

Does that hold true for both International and Australian citizen? Don't they give some sort of preference to Sydney resident applying to Sydney university?

Is it easier or harder to apply for medicine as an International student or local or PR student?