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Depends where you live. I'd say yes bring one even if you dont use it much, because there's lots to do, but you can still make good use of the public transport.

My dad's a carpenter and my mum's a beaver, so I'll get a D or better for sure.

Hi, everyone :):), I'm thinking about going to University of Newcastle next year, so I was wondering if someone has experience in my course and can give me a detailed breakdown of all of the courses in the programs I'm thinking of. :):D The degrees I'm considering are: Bachelor of Aboriginal...

Every semester of every year is different, it's hard to describe your timetable or lecturers. It's also very dependent on your major. Having done both chem and phys subjects, the lectures and labs require different amount of time. I did a first year chem course, and I had fun, but that could...

A lot of universities have cut down on Arts programs, but you should be able to find a way around it. What you should consider doing is your bachelor degree in Arts, then do a Post-Grad course in social science: Graduate Certificate in Social Science / Program Handbook / The University of...

Super Smash Brothers Don't care about the rest.

Email it to someone to print out for you? They date-stamp submissions at the hub, but it'd be worth the risk imo, unless your marker is really anal. Edit: actually, what I would do is email the course co-ordinator telling them your story, most would be happy to give you a 2-hour extention.

Boo-urns, we're having dinner at 7, so we probably wont get there till ~8. And now, in the spirit of my birthday every year, it's raining.

I once saw this old fat chick flashing these guys. It was gross and scary. The exchange is pretty alright, except their food is crap.

Can't promise we'll be there at 7, have to go out for tea etc. but we'll definitely be in Beaumont street at some point.

Chances are high we'll be in Hamilton, so I approve. I especially approve of $5 pints which I've heard can be night-enders.

I'm probably busy with other stuff :D

I loved the settler series, they focus mostly on the city building, but there's a fair bit of war-ing in them.

Probably something to do with public trackers.

I'd conider it, if there were any decent games that took advantage of the DSi's new features. Seriously, I hate the small screen. Whenever there's a game that uses the touch screen, I can't see it because I have man hands and they're not made out of glass.

Oh lah-de-dah. Yeah, right. There's so many subburbs near exciting shopping areas, beaches and pubs and clubs. Kahiba has a Bowls club. Have fun with that.

It really depends on what you want from the location. Every subburb has it's good points and bad points. You're best off to just look around at places in your price range, and see how close amenities or uni are, to get an idea if it's a place for you.

For the price of the tickets, Beach Party is very shit.

exams on 17th, 18th, then my FYP on the 24th. So, I'm pretty sure I'd be keen to go out on the 20th anyway, I wont have much to set up for the presentations. Doing more of a research project instead of a design one is kick ass.

That's my birthday! I wont be doing anything though, FYP presentations are a few days after that.