well based on my result i don think unsw will accept me..so i nvr think bout it
n im not taking any engineering course..just IT course

anyone in unimelb know what happened on friday? fire trucks in front of the union house, lol.

and student elections were this week, bloody irritating, people ambushing you everytime going to the library and lectures ><"

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Added on September 13, 2008, 8:41 pmouh and also, can soemone recommend an isp for me, at least 20-30gb data allowance within 50 aud.

thanks

Even if it's IT,UNSW have a reputable Computer Science and Engineering school.

As far as i know,UNSW is good in engineering,computing and commerce.

Same,i was wondering why hihihehe didnt consider UNSW.

UNSW has the best engineering schools in Sydney.

well based on my result i don think unsw will accept me..so i nvr think bout it
n im not taking any engineering course..just IT course

Among the best engineering faculty in the world, i think i saw the faculty ranking was top 20 in the world. And your faculty definitely have the most engineering students and program also in australia.

ooo
ok
i will try apply for more unis when exhibition reach..but unsw?don think they will accept me but still will try

which is the best website or magazine to look for used cars?

which is the best website or magazine to look for used cars?

Drive.com.au is another website you should have a look at.

@powercolor:
Skype is another good alternative. Calls to Malaysian landlines only cost about $0.03/minute, while mobile cost $0.09/minute. Calling from your mobile is not really feasible unless you have a huge credit limit or it's an emergency.
Check HERE for more information.

How do i get the credit for Skype to call back to Malaysia?

Malaysia   AU$ 0.031
Malaysia-Kuala Lumpur  AU$ 0.031
Malaysia - Mobile    AU$ 0.086

you can buy Skype Credits online, https://secure.skype.com/store/member/login...=login_required

or click "View Account" in Skype application, and buy credit.

credits are available at $16 and $40, valid for 3 months.
Local and international calls at cheap rates
Rates per minute for calls to phones and mobiles in all destinations.
in A$

http://www.skype.com/intl/en/prices/callra...y=AUD#listing-M

Thanks.It would be a lot cheaper to call back home with Skype then.

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    * Introduce prohibited behaviour orders to target anti-social behaviour
    * $44 million to protect Kimberley environment
    * Introduce new anti-hoon laws
    * Introduce tough anti-graffiti laws
    * $250 million in tax cuts
    * Legislate to name some juvenile offenders
    * $39 million to improve behaviour management in schools, including school psychologists and chaplains
    * 500 new police officers and 200 specialist officers
    * $120 million extra for teachers' pay
    * $225 million for South West gas pipeline
    * $68 for royal Flying Doctors Service
    * $10 million for chemotherapy services
    * New children's hospital by 2014
    * $30 million for 8000 extra elective surgeries and establish the Office of the Waiting List Advocate
    * An extra 800 nurses, and 60 doctors
    * $11.75 for Community Disabled Housing Program
    * $34 million for disabled accommodation places
    * $43 million for Alternatives to Employment program for disabled young people
    * Reconsider recreational fishing restrictions
    * Reform FOI legislation
    * $6 million for local council security, including CCTV
    * Privatise taxi licence plate ownership
    * Allow genetically modified cotton crops, and GM canola crop trials
    * $40 million for 80-bed prison for young offenders
    * Full term elections
    * Increase boarding away from home allowance
    * $300 million to build 14 schools, including new Dongara HS, over six years
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    * Amend legislation to toughen drug laws
    * Royal Perth Hospital to remain open
    * Two new industrial estates, one north of Geraldton, one south of the Burrup Peninsula
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    * To create a Mental Health Minister