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Do everything like you have your TFN, just don't put anything in the TFN box. You can provide it later when you have it.

Oh yeah, sharing notes I have no issue, but what I read in those posts was basically do basically stuff all until stuvac and take notes from people that have actually made an effort. Having study buddies is one of the things I most look forward to in law school :)

Bump - anybody else? And btw, I don't condone using somebody else's notes, I hate leeches. -_- Besides, I want to do the best I can, and the only way that is going to happen is if I write my notes myself.

Register for orientation, get student card photo taken

I was recently personally involved in a workers comp case (the case is now sealed and closed so I can't give specific details). The solicitor briefed his chosen barrister, and they worked together for the last part (read: last 2 years) when it looked like things were heading to court; the...

helloooooo blistered hand +penis! I'm pretty sure they have rehabs for people with this affliction.

I don't really get the whole 'faking it' thing, like it is pretty obvious to tell if a chick is orgasming or not based on vaginal muscle spasms etc. ...anyway, if you are not feeling too shy, ask to try using a vibrator during...can't go wrong ;)

...corporate law isn't the ONLY law career out there: there are so many different, more rewarding things you could do like family law; criminal law; workers comp; you could work in Canberra, drafting legislation or advising parliament; prosecuting; and even judiciary, just to name a few...just...

The only way you will know if you will like practicing law is to try your hand at it. It is not like you are choosing between medicine/dentistry and law at this point in time. If it were, then I would say def. go for med, but since you don't have that opportunity at the moment, I say go ahead...

Well not that long ago when I was in school, this certainly wasn't the case for some of my fellow class mates.

That is your opinion. I think that the system is too passive - the government needs to get in these remote communities and really understand what they need - each tribe is different. I believe the aboriginal minister (edit: Linda Burney) spoke about this on Q and A. I think you misinterpreted...

Actually, it is reverse sexism. There are plenty of (less ridiculous) examples in which a group of people are disadvantaged via being on the back-end of so-called positive discrimination. I understand the premise and merits of positive discrimination, but eventually there comes a point when...

The thing that ticks me off is all those 'aboriginal' people (read: those that have like an aboriginal great great granddad in a family otherwise white as white) who are just as well off as most people, but still claim these benefits...the system would be much better if the govt were to make ALL...

well ain't that just classy.

Ok well first up you really don't want to be storing music and photos on an SSD - you should try to only use it for apps and your OS files, stuff that is unlikely to be changed/re-written. You can always buy more space, or use an external drive + cloud-based storage. If you buy from jb-hifi you...

I have a Macbook Pro Mid 2012 (non-retina). I use it as both a laptop and desktop - I plug it in to my big fancy monitor at home. The latest Macbook Air's are also pretty impressive, but remember Apple has made the latest round up of products notoriously bad for customizing. If you don't care...

When school goes back, see the counsellor right away and tell them that you can't use the phone/internet to talk to a counsellor - get them to let you use their phone. Whatever you do, don't try suicide. I kinda know about the situation you are in - at least you have a bit of freedom at school...

Pepsi, Vanilla Coke (rare though) & V. For vodka mixing I <3 Kirk's Pasito & Schweppes' Passiona.

On iphone there are omnistudy 2 and istudiezpro

I don't know much about the UNSW degree, but a quick glance on the website tells me that you don't have to worry too much about honours (this requirement is embedded into your 4th year); to stay in your degree you have to maintain at least a 70 percent average. But you probably knew that...