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No contract, no job, says Ballarat Uni Keep in mind that the above is a result of the recent higher ed reform package (within this package additional federal funding was tied to particular employment arrangements), but it's still more than indicative of what the future may hold for those...

What does he have to say to those who are likely to be a wet? Do such people even bother with today's Young Libs? I'm asking this as one seeking a serious response, too.

Are you truly that pathetic stazi? Was there a need for the above? Yes, the lecturer was wrong - that still doesn't change the fact that they knew of far more than you (all of which counted for next to nought, of course).

Why would a member of the Greens be meeting with the President of the NSW Young Labor group (humour me, please)? I mean, you did leave the ALP a few months ago, did you not?

... Do we really need to help someone who appears to be too lazy to even consider heading up the street in order to take a stroll through a K-Mart or Big W (or even a regular supermarket)?

If so, please try and think before you ask a question. It would also be great if you actually read through what is already available online (google is great, as are the universities' own sites and the forum's very own search function) before you asked a question. I am saying this because there...

Do whatever you think is best (or whatever is required in order for you to survive). For the record, most university students have a part-time or casual job.

Well, wouldn't it have made more sense to have made use of the contact details on the site? Surely contacting someone directly and pointing out that the form was not working would have made far more sense than creating a thread in this particular sub-forum.

Simplistic statements and edits can be ever so fun at times. to One may have the weight of years of faith, practice and study behind it, that isn't to say that it's any more correct than the other.

No, because the fees required of a Domestic Fee paying student are paid annually - using the simplistic example that you mangled, it's actually a case of $45k (Domestic Fee) to $15k (HECS-Help) over the course of 3 years. Also, DO NOT CONFUSE THE UPFRONT PAYMENT OF A DOMESTIC FEE PAYING STUDENT...

Did I say that I had a solid answer to each question? Did I say that such answers necessarily exist, or that we are currently capable of determining a reasonable explanation to satisfy such questions? Seeing as though you missed the point, I'll try again - such questions are always being...

Are these the same questions that you raised in the other thread? If so, my response (as lacking as it may be) still stands.

The fact still remains that it is the woman's body - the issue should be discussed by both parties, but the final decision is and should always be the woman's alone (and no matter the decision she is more than entitled to the support of all involved).

In other words, though you may consider something to be a religious experience, that isn't to say that it is.

To say that you have 'experienced' a god isn't to say that you have been touched by a god, it's merely to say that you are of the opinion that you have been touched by a god. Note the difference, because it is quite important.

Inquiry set to ignite ID card debate Though this issue has been raised before, the thread that originally discussed the issue no longer exists. With that in mind, I thought that it would be best to create a new thread so that the discussion may continue (or be launched anew). Have fun.

All eyes on Hill as Liberal contenders and pretenders await PM's favour The above is nothing more than a rehash of past articles, but it's still a good starting point for such a thread. So, soon Hill may be heading off to the UN and Minchin may be the Government's Leader in the Senate. I...

Ah, yet your reasoning is valid? That because something has not yet been answered, there must be a god and that this particular entity is an answer in itself? If you are willing to take such a line of attack, then surely the idea that there is no god must be just as valid? In other words, why...

Ah, if you looked back at my post that actually followed your own, you would have realised that I questioned such 'reasoning' (admittedly in a brief manner) and made note of the fact that we are capable of othering those different to us with or without religion. The particular post that you are...

I know what he meant, and it's a point that I consider to be invalid. I don't agree with the suggestion that without religion such wars and atrocities would not be taking place and that extremists are necessarily religious - as I said, we humans are quite capable of othering those who are...