mahathir came to sdyney myer yesterday..anyone went to greet him?haha

mahathir came to sdyney myer yesterday..anyone went to greet him?haha

No.

which uni are u from??

Sydney Myer Melb?
haha me threee...couldnt give a damn abt tat old man 

omg he is in sydney myer? didnt go to city yesterday lol

btw i want a recommendation...i have some extra faculty course to do (i am studying in unsw)...what course should i take if i am interested in financial market (something like shares and stuff)

haha me threee...couldnt give a damn abt tat old man 

He was in Melbourne yesterday at least.

http://www.bernama.com/bernama/v5/newsindex.php?id=363933

im gonna apply for unis this wed coz idp got exhibition n fees waived...but all my certs need to certify by my college or idp can help me certify too??

Markets rally after crisis talks
Hong Kong traders, file pic
Several Asian markets opened higher after a weekend of crisis talks

Most Asian markets have reacted positively to efforts by world leaders to end the recent financial turmoil.

Shares in Australia, Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore and India were up in morning trading but the main markets in Shanghai and Taiwan lost ground.

EU leaders earlier said no big bank would be be allowed to fail, as they agreed a plan to tackle the crisis.

Japan's stock market is closed for a public holiday and US markets will also be shut for Colombus Day.

World governments had been racing to throw financial institutions a lifeline before the major markets re-opened.

At the weekend, finance ministers from the main industrial nations - the G7 - approved a five-point plan to unfreeze credit markets, and a number of countries announced individual rescue packages.

Investors worried

Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said his government would guarantee all bank deposits, however large, for the next three years.


The poorest and most vulnerable groups risk the most serious - and in some cases permanent - damage
Robert Zoellick
World Bank president

Peston: Banks humbled
UK banks 'forced to seek £50bn'

Correspondents say that type of move raised confidence as markets opened, and Australia's central bank on Monday pumped $2bn into the banking system to facilitate improve lending between banks.

By 0500 GMT, Sydney's benchmark index had risen 5%, while both Hong Kong's Hang Seng index and South Korea's Composite Stock Price Index were up by around 3%.

But after a volatile morning's trading, Shanghai's main market was trading 2% lower, while Taiwan's benchmark index had lost more than 3%. Japan's markets were closed for a public holiday.

The BBC's Quentin Sommerville in Beijing says Asian investors remain worried that even if Europe and the US resolve their banking crises, their underlying economies are slowing down, which is bad news for Asian exports.  ....................... 
SOURCE:BBC WORLD

It is worth pointing out that Malaysia has long guaranteed bank deposits, up to RM60,000 per depositor, per bank.

Why on wednesday, the fees are waived even without exhibition, go to their local office which ever near by and come early to apply, make sure you have all your original certificates and let them see it and also gauge either you can make the cut for the degree you wanna enrolled in. And be early also, so that you dont have to wait long to see the counselors. All the certification and photocopy will be handled by them free of charged.
hey guys does that includes us(international student)? or only for australia citizen and PR? Probably will park a significant sum here during the summer holiday. Thanks.

It is worth pointing out that Malaysia has long guaranteed bank deposits, up to RM60,000 per depositor, per bank.

no..some famous unis need to pay application fees...thats why i need wait until exhibition..when i went idp and i bring along all my documents but they still need the fees...and call me wait until exhibition because no need pay
i just wan know whether they can certify the certs or not

hey guys does that includes us(international student)? or only for australia citizen and PR? Probably will park a significant sum here during the summer holiday. Thanks.

60k too little ..... at least rudd guarantee no limit. So at least i can holiday in malaysia without worrying abt my deposit here in aussie.
OH serious, sry then. Yes they can certify it, means you pay what you need to pay and they will do the rest on behalf of you after you sort out all your documents.

no..some famous unis need to pay application fees...thats why i need wait until exhibition..when i went idp and i bring along all my documents but they still need the fees...and call me wait until exhibition because no need pay
i just wan know whether they can certify the certs or not

Is anyone studying in University of Sydney, Rozelle Campus??
I'll be changing there next year..

neway; the exchange rate is up now 2.46   so ...the nice rate edi gone..