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GEOS collapse - Students left hanging again |
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Australian Federation of International Students (AFIS) is very concerned for the wellbeing of the students affected by the closure of GEOS, and calls on authorities to provide students with certainty and confidence at upcoming post-closure student meetings. |
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Students demand explanation over ACPET's “shocking” decision |
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The Australian Federation of International Students (AFIS) demands an explanation from the Australian Council for Private Education and Training (ACPET), for rejecting a proposal that would have allowed Meridian students who were two weeks away from graduation to complete their studies. |
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Excessive action by transport officers damaging to Melbourne's image |
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The Victorian branch of the Australian Federation of International Students (AFIS) read with concern the damning Herald Sun report on the excessive use of force by Connex ticket inspectors in Melbourne, dated Friday 24 August 2009. |
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One-stop service for international students welcomed |
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The Australian Federation of International Students (AFIS) applauds the Victorian Government for commissioning the International Student Care Service, a one-stop, 24-hours available service for international students. |
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Ancient Hampi: The Hindu Kingdom Brought to Life |
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Immigration Museum, 400 Flinders St, Melbourne
This international exhibition offers visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in the stunning World Heritage site of Hampi in southern India. Using state of the art digital technologies, this new experience presents stereographic panoramas of an extraordinary site, with all its mythological, archaeological, artistic and historic significance. Ancient Hampi includes animations of Hindu myths and stories, aerial and projected photography, an immersive digital interactive space showing 360-degree panoramic images of the site and is landscape, as well as stunning night photographs of the temples taken by John Gollings.
Date: Now showing until 26 January 2010 |
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