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Re: Ask Josem about visiting/living in Australia
Hawklet,
Damn. I just wrote a lengthy response to your questions, and 2p2 lost it. That sucks. Anyway, the short version is ('cause I'm annoyed and don't want to re-write 1,000 words on it): [ QUOTE ] I'm leaving in February to study in Australia for the next few months. I'll be in Brisbane at the Australia Catholic University. [/ QUOTE ] ACU is not a great university. Australia's leading universities are www.groupof8.edu.au [ QUOTE ] Is there any information you can tell me that would be of interest to an American student traveling to Brisbane soon? [/ QUOTE ] High stakes player TeddyFBI studied at Sydney recently. His story starts here: http://zbasic.com/2006_07_01_archive.html [ QUOTE ] What are the big social differences? Are laws very different (especially in terms of alcohol consumption)? [/ QUOTE ] Info on drugs & alcohol legality in Queensland: http://www.police.qld.gov.au/services/drugs/ [ QUOTE ] I'll be receiving an internship while of there so any other information in regards to work etiquette would also be very helpful. [/ QUOTE ] Meh. No different to US, I imagine. [ QUOTE ] And obviously, how is the night life? Thanks a lot. [/ QUOTE ] My city nightlife ratings: 1. Melbourne ... ... ... 2. Sydney ... ... ... 3. Brisbane/Gold Coast 4. Adelaide 5. Canberra* (*Canberra's very good if you're a little older and you like highly educated public servants. Not loud music, but lots of decent, quieter bars for a more "refined" demographic) I don't know about Perth. |
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