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University essentials checklist: a parent’s guide to must-have items and what's a total waste of money

The only university essentials list you'll need from a mum who's learned firsthand that less is more.

GoodToKnow

I did the ‘worst value for money’ degree and it was the best decision of my career

On A-level results day each year, tallies come out calculating which university courses land graduates with the biggest pay packets and which ‘Mickey Mouse’ subjects are a waste of time. But the soft skills of an undervalued degree are priceless, argues drama graduate Helen Coffey

The Independent UK

I tried the four-box decluttering method - it toyed with my emotions, but in the best of ways

I’ve finally found a decluttering method that leans into my emotions instead of pushing them down

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Jess Camilleri on breaking into music production, all-night studio sessions and the Watkins Copicat: "MIA was actually my first engineering session!"

From engineering the likes of Rudimental and GoldLink at Strongroom Studios to her career as an MPG award-nominated engineer and producer, Jess Camilleri is one of the recording industry’s most impressive new talents

MusicRadar

‘I’d be better off if I hadn’t been to uni’: UK graduates tell of lives burdened by student loans

Tactics for dealing with unaffordable student loan repayments include range from taking low-paid work to taking a second job, and even to remortgaging a home

The Guardian - UK

Big tick for showing students firm career path

Letters and Short Takes: Wednesday, July 24, 2024

Newcastle Herald

Unsure what to study next year? 6 things to consider as you make up your mind

As Year 12 students begin term 3, they will be thinking increasingly about what to do next year. Throughout August, many universities have have open days as students investigate different courses and options for study.

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Neighbours spoilers: Has Andrew walked out on Wendy?

Here's your Ramsay Street round-up for what's happening on Neighbours between July 22 to 25...

WhatToWatch

Neighbours spoilers: Byron’s caught in an unforgivable lie!

Here's your Ramsay Street round-up for what's happening on Neighbours between July 15 to 18...

WhatToWatch

‘We’ve even got a Taylor Swift society’: how joining a club makes the most of your time at university

Cultivating interests and hobbies outside of your degree is a surefire way to squeeze maximum friendship and fun from your student years

The Guardian - UK

‘Razor’ Robertson is All Blacks’ surf dude tasked with sinking England

New Zealand’s coach has a colourful backstory but his rugby union credentials suggest Steve Borthwick’s might hit stormy waters

The Guardian - UK

22 Y.O. Man Stabbed At The University Of Sydney, Teenager Arrested & Assisting With Enquiries

A stabbing has been reported at the University of Sydney, with a 22-year-old hospitalised. Here's what we know.

Pedestrian.tv

Have you heard of demetrescence? It's the second transition as a mother when your kids become teens and here's the important reason why we all need to know more about it

You might not have heard of demetrescence but if you're a mum of teens, you could already be going through it. Experts share insight into this life transition.

GoodToKnow

Students face expulsion over uni Palestine encampments

Up to 20 students at the University of Melbourne say they are facing expulsion months after taking part in pro-Palestine protests.

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University, apprenticeship or straight into a job? Our Step Up Expo helps you decide...

Julie Henry reveals why next week’s education and careers show is a must-visit for teens and parents alike

The Independent UK

‘I work on a cruise ship – here’s what it’s really like behind the scenes’

Jack Nolan, 33, works most nights on board as a singer and guitarist

Creative Bloq

"They were looking at our style guide with such awe!": A day in the life of Stacey Bates-McCue

Fluid's head of licensing reveals what it's like working on well-loved brands such as Tetris.

Autosport

How Verstappen's sim team-mate has found real-life racing success

Max Verstappen’s sim racing exploits once again hit the headlines last month, when the Dutchman combined winning the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix with achieving virtual Nurburgring 24 Hours glory over the same – very hectic – weekend.

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63% Of Young People Fear They Won’t Be Able To Get A Job Without A University Degree

A survey has highlighted how Gen Z feels pressured to go to university instead of travelling, due to fears for their future.

The Guardian - AU

eSafety commissioner accuses Elon Musk of ‘dog-whistle’ against her – as it happened

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Countdown to Kickoff, Day 97: Khristian Boyd is the Saints Player of the Day

Khristian Boyd is the New Orleans Saints Player of Day 97 as we count down to the 2024 kickoff. The rookie defensive tackle has a great opportunity:

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45 Strange Childhood Realities People Later Learned Were Far From “Normal”

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The Guardian - UK

‘I see little point’: UK university students on why attendance has plummeted

About half the students who got in touch skip lectures, with many ‘disappointed’ with the experience and others forced to prioritise paid work

The Guardian - AU

Home alone with bad internet: why online university students in regional Australia are turning to study hubs

From Broken Hill to Cooktown to Port Hedland, the centres support people who may not otherwise be able to pursue higher education

Newcastle Herald

After five years of hustle, this inner-city cafe is on the market

Part of the fabric that makes the tapestry of Newcastle's creative community.

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