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Does anyone here study engineering by correspondence? I'm looking at doing a degree in Civil Engineering by correspondence at either Deakin or USQ and I am trying to way up which would be better. I have an existing degree in Town Planning from UNSW. Deakin University is a bit closer...

Just wondering whether anyone here has managed to graduate without paying their library fines? I owe about $10 and not sure whether they won't let me graduate if I don't pay it.

Does anyone know why the trees that were on the library lawn have been cut down? I've been away from uni for the past year and just came back this week and noticed they were gone. I think the library lawn looked a lot better when they were there.

Farewell to a great man.

Rare night of love, loons and raving monsters By Annabel Crabb in London May 7, 2005 The Sun called it "A Kick in the Ballots". And indeed, the glimpses of Tony Blair, snatched during the long night of Election 2005, appeared to confirm he was a man suffering from a sharp blow to a tender...

There has been much debate recently over whether we should abolish the states. Ironically this has been coming from the Liberal Party - which has been traditionally regarded in Australia as the protector of the states rights. The ALP has never really been a defender of federalism although with...

I am interested in finding out what percentage of people have jobs while studying at uni. This applies to people who work while uni is on - not just in the summer/holidays. Please only vote if you are a uni student.

http://www.abc.gov.au/nsw/news/200410/s1214658.htm

The Bachelor of Computer Science has a total of 18 + 21 + 12 units of electives in three years. Does this relate to a minor and is a student restricted in what they can do? For example, can a student take all of these courses outside the faculty of science in a single area over the three year...

I have not posted for a while, so it’s time for a bit of a rant about the state of NSW I’m afraid, given Bob Carr's statement that he intends to stay on and fight the next election. Whereas I do not want to offend anyone, much of what I say will be devoid of any political correctness, sorry...

is anyone here doing economic history or political economy? is so, could someone please give me a description of what they are about and what the courses are like? are there really only 7 economic history courses as shown in the handbook below...

Seeing as though many of us have had a debate on this and we have a Howard versus Latham one, I thought it might also be appropriate to cover things in NSW. I am with Brogden.

A new speaker of the house of representatives will be elected following the retirement of speaker Neil Andrew by the government on Monday. the appointment will be formalised at the first sitting of parliament on Tuesday. I have written a profile of each candidate. 1. Bronwyn Bishop: Arch...

http://vtr.aec.gov.au/PollingPlaceResults-12246-115.htm

Is he an idiot?...is he a paul keating impersonater? Does he realise that by taking the left view on politics no matter what makes him look like he has a servere case of left wing blinker syndrome... Who is this guy? Does anyone care that he gets shown up as a liar often? Opinions thoughts?

Pretty much every newspaper in Australia is backing the coalition for re-election. No major newspapers have decided to support Mark Latham which must be considered a major blow at this stage in the campaign. The main reasons for backing the coalition are Mark Latham's inexperience and...

When we choose a government we choose not just a suite of policies but also a frame of mind. I'm a Liberal because I'm fundamentally optimistic about the world, about Australia, about the capacity of human beings to solve their problems. When you choose a Liberal government you choose...

Is it fair to throw regional logging communities in Tasmania on the scrapheap so we can feel good about the environment in marginal seats on the mainland? http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,10967019%255E36277,00.html

Did anyone notice today that the editorials in both the Sun Herald and the Sunday Telegraph were encouraging people to vote for the coalition? In addition, every columnist in the daily telegraph (except for a former ALP senator who was fairly neutral) was backing the coalition. The Sun...

Has anyone seen this? Interesting ideas, I might actually follow this logic myself. http://www.abc.net.au/elections/federal/2004/weblog/200409/s1209354.htm