Yes should write down the intention of coming to australia , as a student if he or she is studying with a valid student visa so just say come and study.

Yes Over here
Yes

I seriously don't knowhow to do tax return man.

I cant help , cause i haven't done it before.

Eh , i am not as bad as you guys taught of ok .

k enough of nonsense

Again , u want to ask me ask now and i got nothing to loose mate.

lol where ?

u appear from no where man

whats with the double post ?

i am always here feel free

Come and ask than , No one is stopping you , come ask

nao what ?

That day bad mood so i terus X off the msn sorry about that

PROSPECTIVE gun owners would have to pass a mental health test before being granted a firearms licence under recommendations submitted by a New South Wales coroner.

After inquiring into the self-inflicted shooting death of a man during a confrontation with police in Sydney, Deputy State Coroner Paul MacMahon found the licensed gun owner had posed a "very great danger" to many unsuspecting people.

The 22-year-old man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, drew a Glock pistol when two police officers asked him to stop near Eastwood Mall in Sydney's northwest on March 10, 2008.

The officers exchanged fire with the man before he shot himself in the head, Mr MacMahon said in his findings, handed down today.

Despite emergency surgery, the man died in hospital two days later.

An inquest, in November 2009 and March 2010, heard police evidence that the man intended to kill numerous people at random on the day he visited Eastwood Mall.

He was carrying six full magazines of ammunition at the time of his death, with more ammunition and a reloader found in his vehicle.

"He had a veritable war chest," Mr MacMahon said.

On the day of his death, Mr MacMahon found, the man was likely to have been experiencing a "psychotic episode and that he was acting out of a delusion or hallucination".

"What he could or would have done in Eastwood Mall is open to speculation. However, the situation was one of very great danger in which the lives of the many people present were at considerable risk," he said.

Although not clinically diagnosed, the inquest was told the man's parents thought he was experiencing mental health issues, having become "isolated and secretive".

Among three recommendations to NSW Police Minister Michael Daley, Mr MacMahon asked for greater scrutiny during the granting of firearms licences.

He asked that "applicants undergo a mental health assessment by a general medical practitioner, or other appropriate professional, so as to ensure that they are not suffering from any previously undiagnosed mental health condition that would render the applicant unsuitable for the holding of such a licence".

Furthermore, Mr MacMahon asked, gun licences be shown when collecting firearms from storage facilities and that such facilities keep detailed records of when items are removed and returned and by whom.

On the day of the shooting, Mr MacMahon found, the two police officers acted appropriately.

"The officers' use of their firearm in the circumstances was appropriate," he said.

"The circumstances faced by officers ... (were) life threatening."

http://www.news.com.au/national/coroner-re...r-1225940335026

can perth fags gather too ?

K fine , i go sharkbay fishing than

Oh , got crab so soon isit ? i am going for Abalone or Oysters

Boring , how come kings park is on fire ? should be some bogans lit it up

yea is on the news

FIREFIGHTERS are mopping up after an out-of-control blaze in Kings Park.

A Fire and Emergency Services Authority spokeswoman said the fire - between May Drive and east of Saw Ave - began about 2.30pm.

It was brought under control less than three hours later.

Forty firefighters and rangers from Botanical Gardens and Parks worked to save precious flora and fauna from the fire which burnt through five hectares.

Firefighting conditions were good due to light winds, officials told PerthNow.

May Drive is closed between Saw Avenue and Lovekin Drive within Kings Park.

People are asked to report any suspicious behaviour to Police Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

The temperature reached 33C at lunchtime today.

Meanwhile, the Department of Environment and Conservation is urging people to leave their homes in Jalbarragup and Darradup, southwest of Nannup, after prescribed burning sparked a fast-moving bushfire on Saturday.

The fire is moving in a southeasterly direction.

A DEC alert states: "You should put your survival first and leave now. Go to your safer place and take your bushfire survival kit with you."

More than 70 fire personnel from FESA and local volunteer brigades are on the scene, while water bombers have been sent to the area.

Roads including Crouch and Denny have been closed.

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/fire-in-ki...c-1225940328428

another one

Thank god my area is not dead like vermont south