MBB? huh? PBB?
Maybank and Publick Bank?
Just view the web sites of all the banks in Malaysia or your area and find their SELLING OD forex rates. Buying bank draft is MUCH cheaper than buying currency notes.
And they change EVERYDAY but only update their sites at around 10~11am.
And make sure you check all. Everyday different banks give the lowest rates.

Currency Exchange
http://www.rhbbank.com.my/treasury/rates/f...hange_rates.asp
http://www.cimbbank.com.my/index.php?ch=ba...0&tpt=cimb_bank
https://www.ecloan.com.my/calculator/ForexRate.asp?source=dp
http://pbebank.com/en/en_content/personal/...s/landing2.html
http://www.eonbank.com.my/treasury/forex_rates.asp
http://www.maybank2u.com.my/business/treas..._exchange.shtml
http://www.ambg.com.my/personal/rates/foreignexchange.asp
http://www1.uob.com.my/jsp/finance/fin_xrate.jsp?func=xrate
http://www.affinbank.com.my/forex/fore.php
http://www.ocbc.com.my/personal-banking/To...cid=M2_C1_S8_P1

My links.
If you have any more add it here. I want to buy some bank drafts also.

BTW when are you leaving to Aus? Which part?
Anyone?

And another thing. I always see DL cap. How about Upload cap?

SIA > MAS

SIA gave me 40kg of baggage hehe... used to be approx RM 3300-3600 for a return ticket, not sure about now though. Air Asia X has one flight to Melb as well and next Feb I'll be taking this to come back, costs around RM 600+ for one way but hell it flies like a snail for some reason.

Try to avoid Qantas if possible, those fellas have one high profile accident every month Give me free tickets I also don't want...

you mean if you are still in malaysia and applying for your first visa? hmmm. i dunno. you should contact your uni. you will just be starting late. usually visa takes 2 weeks. on an average. so better get started.

Almost same as MAS / Singapore .

try to book yr tickets through travel agents...it's cheaper

as long as u pay den u can get yr tickets

accomodation of rmit student?
or? wats so personal till need PM?
flights > MAS, QANTAS, SIA, JETSTAR, AAX, TIGERAIR
nope; applies to all who/study/plan to come australia

Well RMIT is along Swanston so obviously Unilodge Swanston is nearer Then again there are two Unilodges along Swanston and one's closer to UniMelb and the other is near RMIT. I presume you're talking about the latter.

It depends I guess, but I'm not sure how great the difference is between these two units apart from location. There are Unilodges virtually everywhere in the city so take your pick. I've a friend who stays in Unilodge Lonsdale and the whole unit's pretty small, and the rooms are just enough for one person each... Don't think about squeezing 2 in one room.

But location wise... maybe Bouverie might be better as it's on a quieter street. It's just one street away, parallel to Swanston.
Swanston can get very hectic and noisy at times with all the pedestrians and trams.