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Quite a few to choose from, which one is the most enjoyable?

If you come with a group of people everybody can just order at the table without leaving, payment becomes a lot easier and there’s no need to worry about splitting or transferring later. Hopefully this trend continues ❤️

Places like Baulkam Hills, Winston Hills, Bella Vista are so far from the cbd yet places closer to the cbd like Auburn, Lidcombe, Greenacre, Campsie, Lakemba aren’t seen as desirable?

If you come with a group of people everybody can just order at the table without leaving, payment becomes a lot easier and there’s no need to worry about splitting or transferring later. Hopefully this trend continues ❤️

Best job ever

For enrollment applications / transferring

It’s South of Hornsby, but a bit too west to be in the North Shore but also a bit too East to be in the Hills district, it’s kind of in the middle.

Pls dm me, I would like you discuss some things with you before I do the same

We should introduce them to the world and show them what they are missing out on, we should start sending explorers there.

The name they chose was terrible and doesn’t have a ring to it at all

With the government having sold off public housing in Redfern/surry hills years ago gentrifying it and now doing the same with Waterloo now (despite protests), will the same happen to Woolloomooloo? It’s pretty crazy that such valuable Harbourside realestate is still being used for public housing.

When I was selecting Unis, I was torn between USYD and UNSW, UNSW was ranked higher so I chose UNSW. Didnt think much of it at the time. Looking back I now regret this.

USYD domestic students come from GPS/CAS/IND schools, whilst most of UNSW domestic come from Selective or public schools. USYD also seems to have a higher amount of domestic students. This means that the networking opportunities within Sydney are so much more better/elite in USYD. If you join a college there (particularly St Paul’s / Andrew’s), it’s the key to a top tier network.

Australia (especially Sydney) is very cliquey, people only hang out with Highschool or Uni / College friends. This means that if you didn’t go to a GPS/CAS/IND school, uni is your last sort of chance to get in on those circles. Maybe if you join youth pol that would be another way.

Now don’t get me wrong, UNSW is still a great uni with great facilities, but it doesn’t have that amazing Aussie college culture like USYD does

Something about an electron app?