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Indeed they do, pricks.

Unless you complete a degree, most unis have weighting between HSC marks and GPA don't they?

Commerce is more asian than white in my experience.

It depends on what you study.

Canberra is fairly expensive given its size, but yeah, still cheaper than Sydney.

Probably better looking at suburbs north of Parliment House. That's where most people I know who live of campus are. That's still a big area but it cuts out most places I'd avoid.

If you just want generic casual job then you shouldn't have any difficulties.

Canberra is pretty boring, but if you're living in a college with like minded people you will find more than enough things to keep yourself entertained with. You just have to go a little more out of your way to find fun stuff than in bigger cities. There have been several times when I wished I'd...

Haha, yeah they are. Golf GTI? EDIT: Lol at P-plates. R32 ftw.

I dunno, if you were willing to get an A3 instead you could get a heaps better engine without losing the badge.

A4's aren't that expensive, unless you're looking at S/RS4. Easily attainable.

VW Polo.

Both of your questions have already been answered a few times in other threads. Search is your friend.

Your tertiary results would need to raise your combined score to the equivalent of a 95. I don't know if anyone here knows exactly how this is done but you'd need exeptionally good grades to get it that high from 70's (or so I would assume).

Canberra to Sydney, Gumball style.

It's run by the college of arts and social sciences. As far as I know, no one from ANU here actually does the degree, so I can't see you getting much info. Check http://studyat.anu.edu.au/majors/ARTSMDEST;overview.html. Might be worth giving the office a call/e-mail as well.

Yeah, but if you caned it probably 1-2 ;)

One of the few intelligent comments in this thread.

I thought they scrapped speedo calibration arguments in the last year or so?

"ANU's economics and actuarial degrees" so yes it does.