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2. Being drunk in a pub is illegal and it can attract you a fine of $500.

3. Wearing hot pink pants is illegal after midday on a Sunday.

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Australian Education 101

Australian Awards ScholarshipsGet your Masters degree fully funded inclusive of full tuition fees, return air travel, establishment allowance, health insurance and living allowance for those who qualify for full scholarship.

Endeavour Postgraduate Scholarship AwardsGet fully funded Masters or PhD Level degrees (coursework or research) in any field of study in Australia fully paid. Scholarships include travel and establishment allowance, monthly stipend, tuition fees and health insurance and can reach up to AUD $118,500.

International Postgraduate Research Scholarships (IPRS) IPRS programs are available for a 2-year Masters by research degree or 3-years Doctorate by research degree, covering tuition fees and health care costs.

Adelaide Scholarships International (ASI)The University of Adelaide attracts outstanding international postgraduate students to support the universitys research efforts. ASI covers tuition fees, living allowance, and health insurance.

Flinders International Postgraduate Scholarships (FIPRS)This scholarship applies for full-time Research Masters Degrees (up to 2 years) and Research Doctorate degrees (up to 3 years) at the Flinders University. The scholarship includes tuition fee, living allowance, and establishment allowance.

La Trobe Academic Excellence Scholarships for International Students (AES)Encouraging high achieving international students (except from New Zealand) to study at either undergraduate or postgraduate programs at La Trobe University, this scholarship amount ranges from AUD$10,000 and AUD$20,000 and covers tuition fees.

Macquarie University International ScholarshipsMacquarie University North Ryde campus invites outstanding students to study undergraduate or postgraduate degrees with partial tuition fee scholarships of up to AUD$10,000.

Melbourne International Research Scholarships (MIRS)This scholarship is funded by the university with each faculty having a limited number of awards for graduate research degree studies. Benefits provided by the MIRS include living allowance, relocation grant, thesis allowance and paid sick, maternity and parenting leave.

Monash University International Merit ScholarshipsThis scholarship is available for excellent students to study at undergraduate or postgraduate level. The scholarship is valued at AUD$10,000 for a full-time study load, paid per year up to AUD$50,000 (based on 5-year degree).

Sydney Achievers International ScholarshipsGreat scholarship for oustanding students seeking to pursue postgraduate coursework at the University of Sydney. Each scholarship has a value of AUD$10,000 (AUD$10,000 each per year, AUD$15,000 in total for a 1.5 year program or AUD$20,000 in total for a 2 year program).

1. Research: Find out everything you can about the scholarship - foundation history, requirements, etc. Better yet, find people who got this scholarship before and ask them questions.

2. Focus: Apply to as many scholarships as possible, but only if you are eligible. Otherwise, dont waste your time.

3. Follow instructions: Do not supply documents not required. Also, pay extra attention to all deadlines carefully.

4. Personalize your essay: People who will evaluate your applications dont know you. Make sure your personal statement really shows your personality, ambition and motivation.

5. Review: Do a check-spell and proof-read your application and essay. Always ask someone else to proof read it again even after youve gone through it. It can give you a different perspective and feedback.

6. K.I.S.S.: Keep it simple, stupid! Evaluators look through hundreds, if not thousands of applications, so it pays to keep it simple, professional, straightforward, neat, legible and meaningful. Hint: Dont use too many colors, fonts, effects or highlights.

7. Back up: Keep a copy of all submitted documents. Pays to be safe than sorry!

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While in Australia

Swan River

The SwanBell Tower

King St.

Claremont Quarter & Times Square

ScarboroughBeach

ClaisebrookVillage

King Park

Art Gallery of WA

Swan Valley,Wine tasting

Biking,Kalamunda Trail

Luna Cinema

U&I Cafe

Billy LeesAberdeen

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The Connoisseur Enjoy exhibitions at Art Gallery of Western Australia

Pick up fresh, local produce at Fremantle Markets

Take a trip to the Swan Valley for wine tasting

The Fashionista Designer shops at Claremont Quarter

and Times Square shopping centres

King St has a nice mix of high street chains and independent boutiques

Harbour Town in Perth has more than a hundred outlet stores

TheCity Slicker Stroll or picnic at Kings Park

Enjoy the picturesque Swan River at the Bell Tower

Explore Claisebrook Village

The Adventurer Surf at Scarborough Beach

Trek or bike alongside Kalamunda Trail

Snorkel at Cottesloe Beach

TheNightowl Pub with live band and dance at

Aberdeen Hotel Trivia: A Perth tradition is to go to the pub on a

Sunday afternoon. This tradition is known as going for a Sunday Session

Watch movies at Luna Cinema

Find late night eats at U&I Cafe and Billy Lees

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Bald Hill Lookout, Stanwell Park

Articles FineArt GalleryGlenbernie

Orchard

Minnamurra River

Crown Street Mall

Lee and Me

One Five One

Red Square Cafe Bar

Illawarra Master Builders Club

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Nan Tien Temple

Illawarra Light Railway Museum

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The Connoisseur Pick fruits at Glenbernie Orchard,

a.k.a. The Apple Shack

Try the best coffee at Lee and Me

Enjoy Australian art at Articles Fine Art Gallery

The Fashionista Check out Crown Street Mall in the

heart of Wollongongs CBD

Visit Wollongong Central with over 150 retailers including Myer and David Jones

TheCity Slicker Meditation retreats at Nan Tien Temple,

known as Southern Paradise (largest Buddhist Temple in the Southern Hemisphere)

Stroll at Wollongong Botanic Garden

Light and miniature train rides at Illawarra Light Railway Museum

The Adventurer Hang glide at Bald Hill Lookout,

Stanwell Park

Canoe and kayak adventures on the Minnamurra River in Thirroul

Treetop Walk at the Illawarra Fly

TheNightowl Visit Red Square Cafe Bar for awesome

range of vodka f lavours

Cheap and good buffet at Illawarra Master Builders Club

Have a night out at One Five One nightclub

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Luna Park

CockatooIsland

Hunter Valley

Queen Victoria Building

Sydney Opera House

China Town

EveleighFarmers Markets

Sydney Tower

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The Connoisseur Take coffee cupping courses at Reuben Hills

and Single Origin Roasters

Sample world class wines at Hunter Valley

Pick up produce at the Eveleigh Farmers Markets at 12pm on Saturday

The Fashionista Glamorous shopping at Oxford St,

Paddington

Queen Victoria Building- Fitnest fashion boutiques, jewellery and homeware, plus cafes and restaurants

Pitt Street Mall- Sydneys Fashion Centre boasts retail giants and specialty stores

TheCity Slicker Coastal walk from Bondi to Coogee

Ride the ferris wheel at Luna Park

Enjoy panoramic view at Sydney Tower

Stroll at Royal Botanic Gardens, Hyde Park

The Adventurer Camp at Cockatoo Island, a heritage

listed island

Surf at Bondi beach

Climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge (but if youve got less dough than a Pizza Hut, you can just walk across the bridge)

TheNightowl Grasshopper- voted Best Small Bar of the

Year by Australian Bartender Magazine

Watch opera at Sydney Opera House

Stroll through dozens of market stalls at Chinatown Night Markets

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BalloonAloft

Lake Burley Griffin

Centenarytrail

National Gallery

Australian War Memorial

CanberraCentre

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Monkeybar and Academy

East Row and City WalkLonsdale Street

Garema Place

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The Connoisseur Head along Lonsdale Street in Braddon for

top coffee spots where coffee culture thrives

Garema Place, Civic for cafes, cafes, cafes and more cafes

Visit Multicultural Festival of Canberra for even more great food (February)

The Fashionista Visit Bougainville Street, Manuka for

high-end, modern labels

Go to Canberra Centre, Civic for coffee dates that turn into shopping

Fashfest Canberra- famous gateway to the fashion world (May)

TheCity Slicker Go Hot Air Ballooning with Balloon Aloft

Visit the National Gallery of Australia for the artistic mood day

Australian War Memorial - a must see sight

The Adventurer 145 km long Centenary Trail designed

to take walkers (7 days) and cyclists (3 days) on a self-guided journey through the citys urban and rural landscapes

Climb at Baroomba Rocks

Shores of Lake Burley Grif for biking, running and walking trails

The Nightowl Go to Monkeybar and Academy for the

best electronic music in the city

East Row and City Walk for the grungier side of nightlife, with bars and pubs aplenty

Groovin the Moo Triple Js regional Australia music festival (April)

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Tasmania

Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens

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Elizabeth Street

Sandy Bay

Tahune ForestAir Walk

Wrest Point Casino

Cascade Brewery

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TheConnoisseur Indulge in charming atmosphere of Battery

Point suburb

Visit the Cascade Brewery

January Taste of Tasmania the biggest openair restaurant in Australia

The Fashionista Salamanca Place: variety of interesting

shops, trendy cafes and great restaurants, all located close to a scenic waterfront

Visit Sandy Bay, for designer clothing

Northgate Flea Market is open every sunday

TheCity Slicker Visit free music event Rektango (every

Friday night between 5.30-7.30pm at the Courtyard at Salamanca)

The Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens

Go Horse Riding with Horse Riding Tasmania (Lot 1, White Hill Road)

The Adventurer Rock climb, cycle and bushwalk at

Wellington Park reserve

Take Tahune Forest Air Walk

Enjoy panorama of Waterworks Reserve and the Derwent River taking the Pipeline Track

TheNightowl Find a wide range of affordable dining

experiences, venture a kilometre north up Elizabeth Street

If youre into gambling, check out the Wrest Point Casino in Sandy bay, which also hosts many live acts

Dance all night long at Isobar or Syrup (Salamanca place)

MONA FOMA Contemporary Music and Arts Festival (January)

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Monthly Coffee Crawl

Hindley Street

Rundle Street

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Adelaide Film Festival

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Gilles Street Market

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Morialta Falls

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TheConnoisseur Monthly Coffee Crawl organize tours to the

best cafes in the city

October 2015 - Adelaide Film Festival

February-march - Adelaide Festival of Arts innovative arts, food and wine.

The Fashionista Designer shops are featured heavily on

Rundle St in City East

Pick up a few vintage pieces at Gilles Street Market

Emerging designers showcase their collections at Adelaide Fashion Festival

TheCity Slicker Take a gastronomic tour of the Adelaide

Central Markets

Take a stroll along the North Terrace precinct and check out Art Gallery of South Australia, the South Australian Museum, Ayers House, the Botanic Gardens or the National Wine Centre and Parliament House

Meander along the River Torrens Linear Trail

The Adventurer Snorkel at the Port Noarlunga reef

Surf at Moana Beach, Middleton

Take a morning hike to spot wildlife at Morialta Falls, Woodforde

TheNightowl Walk around Hindley Street, City for the

grungier side of nightlife, with bars and pubs aplenty

Rundle Street, City for late night desserts, coffee and chats

Adelaide International Guitar Festival (July)

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DStory Bridge

Adventure Climb

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary

River Cruise

DMoreton Island

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TheConnoisseur Learn how to appreciate coffee more at coffee

cupping courses by Campos Coffee in Fortitude Valley

Take a trip to Brisbanes Scenic Rim to learn more about the wine production

Boundary St in West End has endless music stores and bookstores

The Fashionista James St in Fortitude Valley blends hip

fashion with cool cafes

Discover the best fashion designers at the Young Designer Markets

Visit West End Vintage & Designer Market (First Sat of the month)

TheCity Slicker Watch spectacular panorama of the city at

Mount Gravatt Lookout

Learn about Australian wildlife at the worlds largest koala sanctuary - Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary

Take a River Cruise and view the sights of Brisbane from the river

The Adventurer Go camping at Bribie island and have

surf ing lessons for beginners there

Snorkel and sandboard on the dunes Moreton Island Shipwreck

Climb one of 3 bridge climbs in the world - Story Bridge Adventure Climb

TheNightowl Find great nightclubs at Fortitude Valley

Festivals: St. Jeromes Laneway Festival, Big Sound, True Grit Hardcore obstacle course, Trex Cross Triathlon

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National Galleryof Victoria

Queen Victoria Market

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Yarra Valley

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Patricia (Top-rated cafe in

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City Circle Tram

Federation Square

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Night Bars on Brunswick Street

Brighton Beach

St Kilda PierBreakwater

Movie,Reading Cinema

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Lysterfield Lake Mountain Bike

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The Connoisseur Enjoy art at National Gallery of Victoria

Take a trip to the Yarra Valley for wine tasting

Grab a cup of coffee at PatriciaTrivia: when the barista asks you if you want any sugar, dont answer, Yes please. So one sugar is one teaspoon of sugar and so on

Sniff out fresh produce, clothing and knick-knack at Queen Victoria Market

The Fashionista Bourke St Mall is an outside, pedestrian only mall

Emporium Melbourne connects f ive major shopping areas under one roof

Chapel St is an iconic shopping precinct located in Prahran, featuring numerous stores on both sides of the street

TheCity Slicker Relax on Brighton Beach

Enjoy free gigs and street shows at Federation Square

Riding the free City Circle Tram and travel around the CBD starting on the iconic Flinders street

Go penguin spotting in St Kilda Pier Breakwater

The Adventurer Gor for weekend trips at the

Dandenong Ranges and the Grampians

Snorkel at St Kilda

Bike at Lysterf ield Lake Mountain Bike Course

The Nightowl Check out trendy bars like New Guernica,

Sorry Grandma and The Toff downtown

Brunswick Street in Fitzroy and Smith Street in Collingwood are the prime spots for bars and live music

Late-night eats at Chillipadi Restaurant

Watch movies at Reading Cinemas, Hoyts or Village Student discount

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Wanna get a real sense of Aussie life? Head on to watch footie and Im sure Aussie fans would welcome you with open arms. Another very Aussie thing would be their fascination with barbeques, or as called

by the locals, barby - they love that stuff and whats not to love? Grilled grubs and iced cold beer by the

beach = A.W.E.S.O.M.E.

Have you been to Australia? Did you experience cultural shock? Share your views and experiences with us by hitting us up at [email protected].

How to fit in the land of Oz Before you get on board the plane to head over to Australia, itd be good to have an idea of how the culture is like living there - from the people, food, lifestyle, perceptions and practices. This sunny yet mysterious nation filled with the top most dangerous creatures

and animals may leave you kinda nervous. But, fret not! Weve come up with a cool and quirky list of very unique Australian oddities and peculiarities to armour up your

knowledge of Aussie culture before you head there.

By Hanna Gulabo

Warm climate. Cool people The chilled-out mentality of the Aussies also mean they dont practice the concept of praise. You can literally save someones life and just hear something like thanks, mate or if youre lucky, maybe, just maybe, you could be invited for a casual dinner.

Some say Aussies dont know what service means too. So, dont be surprised if you have to go to the counter to pay for the order in the restaurant. In cabs, feel free to sit on the passenger seat as taxi drivers dont want to feel like a chauffeurs.

Youre a Big Boss? - Nobody cares Aussies are a real laid back bunch. Unlike most Asian cultures that typically act more formal towards the elderly, Aussies are casual even to the elderly. Dont expect a formal Mr or Mrs or even the typical Asian way of calling an elderly Uncle or Aunty. Here, just calling someone mate will do. No one cares much about how much money you earn, your background, age or social status.

Black humour Australian humour is often ironic and somewhat irrelevant with a hint of mockery. Just take this as an example: the National day of Australia basically celebrates the first landing of a ship full of prisoners on the Australian land. Talk about light self-criticism and mockery here. Many dont get it but its best you get used to this chilled out culture.

Crazy for bananasBanana bread is honestly like a religion in Australia. You will find it on every breakfast menu. Learn to love it. Its super delish! And if youre hardcore, there are a ton of recipes online for you to bake it yourself!

How to be an AustralianTheres a load of things to love about Australia. The Aussies believe on simple but key principles of freedom, equality and multiculturalism shared by all. Plus, they believe they live in the best country in the world and its hard to deny - great food, awesome weather, fantastic beaches and cool people certainly gets Australia up there in one of the most desired countries in the world to live.

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Swim with whalesharksYes, Australia is the only country inthe world where you can do this. Justhead on to Western Australia and swimwith breathtaking 16-meter long whalesharks - the biggest fish in the world! Check out the Ningaloo Reef which is rich in a variety of underwater inhabitants: manta rays, rare turtles, migrating humpback whales, dolphins and colourful tropical fish.

Spot the Dolphins For the last 40 years, friendly dolphins have come to Monkey Mia to be hand fed. Every morning, rangers give selected visitors the chance to feed these cheerful mammals.Don't you wish you were one of them? You can watch these dolphins play around the bay, go fishing or even arrange for an Aboriginal cultural tour nearby.

Appreciate ancient art Big fan of art? You'd definitely want to check out Bradshaw rock paintings - the oldest art gallery discovered by J. Bradshaw in 1891 believed to be created 60,000 years ago. It is said that the rock painting is five times older than Egyptian pyramids, making them the earliest fine arts created by man. Expect to see more than 100,000 aboriginal art sites spread across 50,000 square kilometres located just northwest of Kimberley wilds. You can even get local tours for more insights and stories on one of the oldest living cultures on Earth.

Take a camel sunset rideThis takes on a new twist to your beach trips! Imagine hitching a ride on a camel to take you through the breathtaking sunset views of the Indian Ocean located on Bloome's Cable Beach - its truly magical.

Visit canones at the National Park Walk among hundreds of plants, 133 species of birds and 92 species of amphibians and reptiles in Karijini National Park. Swim in waterfalls and pools located in the canons or hike the second highest peak in Western Australia- Mount Bruce. The scenery is truly fascinating!

Australia is a place full of adventure. From the lights and sounds of metropolitan Sydney to the outback deserts, Australia is a nation full of fun and wonder. So, dont get stuck at your college library - take your time to experience the world of uniquecreatures and unforgettableexperiences in wonderful Australia!

Ideas foran awesome Australian holiday

By Hanna Gulabo

Cable Beach at Broome

Monkey Mia

Ningaloo Reef

Karijini Nation

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Ace: Excellent! Very good!Aerial ping-pong: Australian rules footballBarbie: barbecue. Its common to bring a plate -food or drinks, or the event can be BYO(bring your own meat and drinks)

Barrack for: cheer for or supportBloody: veryCactus: dead, brokenCunny funt: a funny personDaks: trousersDinky-di, true blue,fair dinkum: real, genuineDunnie: toilet, bathroomEarbashing:constant chatter/talking

Gday:Hello. How are you?

Hooroo, ta-ta: goodbye

Mackas: McDonaldsRoo: kangarooServo: a petrol station orgas station

Shonky: poor qualitySnag: pork, beef or chickensausage typically cookedat an Australian Barbie.

Spiffy: great-looking

Thong: flip flopsTo be crook: to be sick or illTucker: foodUte: open backed pick-up truckVeg out: relax

Whinge: to complain

Apples shell beitll be alright

Av-a-go-yer-mugwhen someone is not

trying hard enoughand you want them to

Belt up!you are asked stoptalking, be quite, in

a angry way

Bloody oaththats the truth

Bobs yer uncleif you do this (whatever

is said first) it willwork or be all right

Chuck a U-emake a U-turn

Cya this arvosee you this afternoon

Doing your blockyou are getting very

angry, losing your head

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dont upset yourself

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what you say when someoneis not letting you do

or say something

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in the middle of nowhere

Flat chat or flat outgoing very fast what

ever theyre doing

Pull your head instop acting that way

Australian Lingo101Studying abroad gives you many new experiences. For most, its the first time being away from home, what more, in a new country with a completely different culture. On top of being in a new school, youre making

new friends, learning new subjects, and also trying to discover yourself and start a new lifestyle.

When in a foreign country, its always helpful to have some knowledge of the language spoken to make it easier for you to get around, fit in and make your life just a little more comfortable. In Australia, though they

speak English, you might be surprised how different some words are compared to the English that you learned or watched from the telly. Aussies love to shorten words and come up with new meanings for those

words. To help you out, weve come up with a list of the most popular words and phrases used Down Under - I suggest you learn these so you dont get confused or worse, get smacked for saying the wrong thing.

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Ditch that tenth pack of instant noodles and learn6 easy ways to eat well on the cheap.

By Brandon Lee

BUY GROCERIES LIKEAN EXPERT

TIMEYOUR MEALS

If you want to eat well within a miniscule budget, you have to learn how to cook, period. Nothing is more expensive (or healthy) than eating that burger, sandwich or Chinese take-out again.

In Australia, you definitely have to check out the specials/ markdowns at Woolies and Coles. Each store has its own specials, so its worth checking out several to score the best prices - hint: Residential areas tend to have better deals than the city as cities have enough volume to notneed a big markdown.

One more thing. If you really must have meat often, buy cheap cuts of meat like top roast or brisket; roasts usually lasts about 6 portions, so its great value. Better still, eat less meat and both your pocket and planet will thank you.

REAL TIPS FROM REAL STUDENTS For example, I was able to snag the contents on an awesome and cheap salad for $5 yesterday at the Level 5 Woolies at Parramatta. It seems that this shop MUST at all costs, clear stock as they dont seem to have good access to their garbage disposal units (being level 5 and all?).Alexlim2000 from OCAU Forum

This one takes time and some effort, but ends up being a long term solution for you to consistently budget effectively. Time your lunch at 3pm or so when shops start to clear stock. This way, your body gets used to eating at times when getting food is cheaper.

Speaking of timing, hit up the food courts before closing time and youll be able to snag you meals at 1/4 of their price as sellers dont want to throw their food out. Can we say win?

Springy egg noodles. Zesty and tasty herbs & spices. Zesty vegetables for added crunch. All of this in a lip-smackingly delicious and hot savoury broth. Already addictively delish on its own, you can also get creative by adding just about anything to this staple love affair with Maggi Mee.

Now, imagine eating the exact same thing. For 3 meals a day (or more if youre a big eater). Every day. If youre not already losing hair, youre definitely not doing your health any favours and probably end up as a mummy (and a fat one too, due to the fatty oils) with all those preservatives.

So, to help you stay looking cool and fine (and not bald), weve scoured the Internet as well as reached out to our student community around the world to give you the best 10 tips to eat cheap, fast and surprisingly well, on a teeny, weeny student budget. Impress your uni mates with these #unihacks and feel free to share it with them too!

HOW TO EAT WELLON A SMALL STUDENT BUDGET

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TALK OF THE TOWNStudents share their top picks on where to get food on the cheap in Aussie. Keep this as your go-to list when planning your grocery runs.Coles Woolsworth aka Woolies @ multiple locations Sydney Market @ Flemington Aldi @ multiple locations (not available in Western Australia at this time) Butcher outlets @ multiple locations

SNAG FREE FOOD

EAT ON CAMPUS

MAKE HOMEBRANDS YOURBEST FRIEND

BULK COOK & FREEZE

These goods in plain packaging are usually close to the same quality or as good as their branded, shiny counterparts four times the price. What you pay extra is probably just for the shiny packaging and marketing cost of the product. Buying supermarket brands can really cut down on your grocery bills and this applies to frozen produce and vegetables too. Frozen vegetables in particular are packed fresh then frozen, so itll still give you all the nutrients you need like fresh vegetables, but at a fraction of the price.

Cook in bulk and freeze into individual portions to not only save you time and electricity, but also make it easy for you to always have a meal you can prep easily before you head off to classes. Just pop it into the microwave to defrost and tada, you have a meal, minus the cleaning - Score! Always have carb food available - its cheap, feeds many and keeps you full. As a tip, cooking things like pilaf (rice, leftover meats & stock) and adding some frozen mixed vegetables (cost about $2/kg) goes a long way and boost your protein intake too, so its win-win!

Who doesnt love free food? One of the easiest ways to get free food is to hunt down and join clubs in your uni. Most student clubs run events like pizza or ice-cream sessions, so this is defo an easy way to not only get some free grub, but also a cool way to know more people too. If youre lucky, you might even get free beer!

Remember to check out your uni newspapers and bulletin for updates on free food events and food tasting sessions!

If you must eat out, eat on campus. Food isusually subsidised by the university so youknow youre not paying super-inflated pricesfor your meals. Better yet, pack a nutritious snack in your backpack like overnight oats - add oats, milk, yoghurt and anything else you fancy (i.e. fruits, nuts, honey, etc), toss into a jar and leave overnight - and youre guaranteed a tasty, protein-packed and energy-fuelling snack to get you through the day!

REAL TIPS FROM REAL STUDENTS

Go to Coles/ Woolworths at near closing time...usually they drastically reduce the prices in order to get rid of it before it goes bad. I got a whole roast chicken for only $3 and that can last you two days. Also it might be a good idea to check out the bakery and dairy section and buy those products that are on sale because they are nearly past expiry date but are still good.thomas1987 from whirlpool forum

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So, what is Vegemite and why do Aussies absolutely love it?We get the low down into this very uniquely Australian love affair with this salty,

malty and bitter goo that they add to just about everything.

THE VEGEMITE CRAZE

Vegemite is considered as Australian as kangaroos, koalas and footie and almost a cult-like, loved symbol of the Australian nation. Just like how youd think peanut butter and jelly is a typical American, every child in Australia certainly grew up loving a Vegemite sandwich.

Based on the brands website, Vegemite continues to be loved by more than 80% of households in Australia. So, what is this somewhat peculiar-looking black goo that the Aussies love so

much?

Put simply, its the leftovers found at the bottom of vats where beer is made, a mixture of vegetable and yeast extract. Though Australians cant seem to get enough of this salty and

savoury paste, it is definitely an acquired taste. Heres a simple guide on how to get the most out of this gooey Australian obsession.

By Brandon Lee

2. Eating Vegemite

To be safe, we suggest taking it slow when eating Vegemite, as it has a strong and quite overpowering taste and texture. Start with a small amount (half a teaspoon) and if you like it, you can have more. Never eat it out of the jar and dont go spreading it like you would peanut butter or jam.

1. Finding Vegemite

If youre in Australia, you can pretty much find Vegemite at any store, supermarket or place that sells food stuff. Though by now you may be able to find it outside of Australia, locals have said Vegemite produced and sold in Australia taste better. Maybe you can get a few batches to compare, if you like.

For those familiar with Marmite or Bovril, which is quite popular in Asia, Vegemite is the Australian variation of this same salty goodness weve all grown up to love!

SOME OF OUR FAVOURITE VEGEMITE PICKS

The ClassicTake two slices of toasts, heaps of melted butter, add a light splash to Vegemite on one side of the toast, sandwich them together and voila!- a buttery, savoury and tastyparty in your mouth.

Cheesy MixThis is another old favourite that many have grown up with in Australia. You can simply add slices of cheese and pop it in the grill. You can also use this combination on crackers and scones, or get creative by adding tomatoes and lettuce.

Egg and vegemite is also another popular choice, where you just add creamy scrambled eggs and sandwich that to the toast with the vegemite and youre done! Delish!

Avocado HeavenIt sounds weird but this unique mix creates a mouthgasm of epic proportions. Think salty, malty, creamy goodness. Yums!

Great on stews and soups!Again, this may seem quite odd at first, but just a small dollup of this adds a unique and interesting tasty and distinctly rich dimension to your seemingly usual beef stews and soups. It works great with strong and meaty meats like beef and lamb. Remember to adopt the same rule of using small doses at first and only adding more progressively till it fits your palette.Egg and vegemite is also another popular choice,

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