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Survey for International Students

The Committee for Melbourne™ is inviting all international students to complete a short 11 question survey to find out ways to improve international student experience in Melbourne.

The Committee for Melbourne™ is an action-focussed group of people who are vitally interested in making Melbourne better.

Members represent the highest levels of over 170 organisations drawn from the city's major companies, academic institutions and civic organisations.

Visit http://www.melbourne.org.au/ to find out more about the Committee of Melbourne.

Please follow the following link to complete the survey http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=sEBOvbpsrYFbtitFp2TDlQ_3d_3d

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International Student Holistic Support Services OPEN for service

Melbourne `Waratah’ Clinic

A new holistic support service exclusively dedicated to the health needs of international students.

Naturopathy, Herbal medicine, Nutritional Medicine, Dietary advice, Holistic Lifestyle advice and Iridology

$20 Consultation fee (international students only)

Booking contact number: 0433 658 924

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Discover Melbourne Guide - out now!

The City of Melbourne has produced a guide to help International students settle into the Melbourne way of life - 2008 Discover Melbourne guide.

It is now available on the City of Melbourne website! Visit http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/info.cfm?top=13&pg=2293 to view in either Word or PDF format.

 
City of Melbourne welcomes International Students

Join us at this exciting event organised by City of Melbourne!

Date: 27 April 2008
Time: 10:15am for 11am start
Venue: Melbourne Town Hall - Swanston St, MELBOURNE

Official opening by Lord Mayor John So
Aussie BBQ
Hot prizes and giveaways - Win an optus pre-paid phone with loads of credit
performances
+ many many more

More information, visit http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/info.cfm?top=43&pg=3972

EVENT NOT TO BE MISSED!!!

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Masks of China show spectacular face at Immigration Museum

An exhibition of rare and spectacular masks from China is now on show for the first and only time in Australia at the Immigration Museum.

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