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Sydney has been ranked as the top Australian city in an index of the most livable cities in the world. Sydney ranked 10th behind the Swiss city of Zurich in the annual Mercer global index. Melbourne is the next highest Australian city at 17th while Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane are also ranked in the top 35 cities in the world. Rob Knox from Mercer says there are several reasons why Australian cities have scored so well. "Australian cities offer great amenities, they've got very favourable climatic conditions," he said. "Australia as a whole is a politically stable country so I think those sorts of measures certainly weigh very heavily in Australia's favour." (Source Ninesman) More News
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At Curtin University of Technology, you will experience a unique international and cross-cultural learning environment. With over 17,000 international students, you will create strong professional and personal networks with students and staff from across the globe. Curtin offers over 815 courses - a study option to suit everyone. More
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Australian universities are teaming up with Apple to make their teaching and research available for free to a global audience. Swinburne is one of seven universities in Australia and New Zealand to begin using Apple’s content distribution system, iTunes U on the iTunes Store. iTunes U is currently used by educational institutions in North America allowing them to distribute audio and video content for free to students and the general public. Users can download the content to their Mac or PC, transfer the information to their iPod or MP3 player and listen to or view it anytime, anywhere. Read More

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Online voting has commenced in the 2008 Youth Week talent competition to find the best creative work from young Australian writers, film makers, photographers, designers and unsigned musicians. For more information on the People’s Choice Awards and voting visit: www.youthweek.com . A full list of 2008 Youth Week talent competition finalists is also available from this page. click
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