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About 5/100 people approximately seem to be a local - as in they actually live in the near by areas and not in the villages. The shit irks me.

So i finally bother to apply for one online, and it pretty much says my information is wrong but then i refresh the page and it says its some system failure or something. Is this cause its past 5:30 PM? I re-entered my information twice. LOL and btw, when it says "have u visited australia...

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Well since every1s blowing up about it today, im wondering how does every1 going about to applying retail stores. Do you do it to person 2 person, online (seek or the actual site of the store?)

im using a related text by emily dickinson "“I Measure Every Grief I meet” for my module C essay. Is that ok?

So im using a poem by emily dickenson "“I Measure Every Grief I meet” as a related text for my module c essay. Is this allowed?

Hi, Im in year 12 currently and doing General Maths. I'm hoping to get into Applied finance and im not sure if my level of maths will suffice. For those doing App Fin, could you explain how difficult the maths use in the subject is? If I need to learn new things, will a bridging course help me...

So i got trials in week 3/4 like most other people, and I've literally done nothing until today where i just started to read from a textbook for some subjects. I know everyone stresses using past papers for revision, but what if we're not too confident in the content we know? My ranks are good...

So basically we have to do the house of Papyri for an assignment, and i must describe one aspect from the sylabus dot points that the building has evidence of. I was wondering if everyday life would be one but im not sure if literature and the library there was considered a leisure activity...

An opal mine is for sale. it is anticipated that it will provide an income of $55 000 per year for the next 6 years and then will be exhausted. If the current interest rate is 7.2% p.a. compounded annually, what is the present value of the mine? Answer correct to nearest $100. Now the answer...

Im really struggling on distinguishing which formula to use whether its the big one or the n= a/(1+r)^n. Please help