Everyone tells you Australia is expensive. No one tells you how much you actually need. Here’s the real breakdown — not the university brochure version. 1. The real weekly budgetRent (share house): $220 – $350Groceries: $80 – $120Transport (student concession): $30 – $50Phone + internet: $25 – $35Bills / other: $40 – $60Total: $395 –
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Just arrived in Australia and need a job fast? Most students make the same mistake: they only apply on Seek and wait. In Australia, the first job comes from showing up, not just applying online. 1. Fix your CV for Australia — 1 page onlyAustralian employers don’t want 5 pages. 1 page: Name, phone, suburb,
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Moving to Australia and worried no one will rent to you because you have no Australian rental history? You’re not alone. Almost every newcomer faces this. The good news: landlords don’t need history. They need proof you will pay on time and look after the place. 1. Apply like a local, even if you’re newDon’t
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