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M A L A Y S I A N S T U D E N T S ' C O U N C I L O F A U S T R A L I A
S O U T H A U S T R A L I A
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STUDENTG U I D EB O O K
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Acknowledgement of Country
The Malaysian Students' Council of Australia – South Australia Chapter (MASCA SA) would like to Acknowledge
that the land we meet here in Adelaide Plains is the traditional land for the Kaurna people and that we respect
their spiritual relationship with their Country.
We understand the importance of this relationship and we pay respects to the Elders, past and present.
We also acknowledge the Kaurna people as the traditional custodians of the Adelaide region and that their cultural and
heritage beliefs are still as important to the living Kaurna people today.
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Introduction
About Australia 1South Australia 1What is MASCA? 3Joining MASCA South Australia 4Joining MSO 4Affiliates & Partners 2018 5Contact Details 8
Before Arrival
Customs & Quarantine 10Immigration and Visa 10MASCA SA Committee 2017/2018 11
First 48 Hours
Upon Arrival: From Airport to City 14Opening a bank account 15Obtaining a SIM 16Student ID 17Metro cards 17Medical Services & Insurance 18University Health Practices 18Off Campus Medical Services 19Medicine 19Sexual Health 20Mental Health 20
Settling In
Accomodation 22Housing & Renting Websites 22University Accommodation Services 22Second-hand textbooks 23Brand new textbooks 23Security 24
Life in Adelaide
Getting around 26To-Do in Adelaide 26Volunteering in Adelaide 26Cost of living 26Time zones 27Religious information & places 28Halal Food Supplies 29Popular restaurants 30Halal Restaurants 31Map of Adelaide City 33
Table of Contents
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About Australia
Australia, also known as Down Under, is the world’s largest island and the sixth largest country in the world.
The history and culture of Australia predates thousands of years ago when the custodians of the land, the Indigenous Australians (also known as Aboriginals) roamed the land until the British landed in 1788, proclaiming Australia for Great Britain and beginning the era of colonisation of the land.
Slowly, the land transitioned from colonial self-governance, to federation, and finally being a Commonwealth of the British Empire in 1901.
From these humble beginnings, Australia has developed into a multicultural land; offering vast opportunities, and offering everyone a “Fair Go”.
Now, Australia ranks highly in many indexes across the globe, such as the Legatum Prosperity Index, despite originally being a site for convicts transported by the British!
Australia is a democratic country and is run by a Prime Minister, with the Queen of Great Britain remaining as the head of State and is represented in Australia by the Governor General. The country is divided into six States and two Territories, which are partially self-governing.
South Australia
From the lush vineries of the Barossa Valley to the picturesque views of Mt. Gambier, South Australia or normally abbreviated as SA is a state in the southern central part of Australia.
Covering some of the most arid parts of Australia, it boats a total land area of nearly 1 million square kilometres, the fourth largest among Australia’s states and territories.
It is a state no stranger to wilderness, but with the wilderness captures the beauty of the Australian outback incomparable to many places around the world.
Some of the famous landmarks include the Southern Ocean coastline lined by the sheer cliffs of the Great Australian bight and the empty expanse of the Nullabor Plain, the quintessential experience of an “Australian Outback”.
The capital, Adelaide, is known as the Festive State and deserves every recognition of it. Brining talents from all around in the annual Adelaide Fringe Festival, the cultural festivities that occur frequently, it is no wonder that Adelaide consistently ranks among the best places to live in the world.
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What is MASCA?
The Malaysian Students’ Council of Australia (MASCA) is the official student representative council for Malaysian students in Australia; founded on April 2001 in Sydney, Australia.
MASCA strives to serve the interest and welfare of Malaysian students in Australia, but not forgetting to create a community, where home is never too far away.
Established across 6 states and 1 territory (except Northern Territory), it is the pinnacle driving force in uniting Malaysians here; regardless of their backgrounds, students and non-students alike.
Malaysian Students’ Organisation (MSO)
Malaysian Students’ Organisations (MSO) are student organisations founded to serve Malaysian students.
Their scope normally encompasses the students that belong to a certain university (for example, the Adelaide University Malaysian Students Organisation, AUMSA, for The University of Adelaide), or could be state-wide as well (SALAM for South Australia).
Most MSOs are representative bodies of Malaysians in each university or living communities.
Education Malaysia (EMA)
Education Malaysia Australia (EMA) is governed by the Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Education Malaysia.
In Australia, EMA is officially recognised by the Australian Government as the Consulate of Malaysia (Education Section). There is also a consular office for Malaysians in New South Wales.
EMA functions as a Ministry’s representative for promoting the internationalization of education; in research, development and innovation.
EMA also manages the welfare of Malaysian students in Australia (both under scholarship and self-funded students) which includes providing opportunities for these students to develop their talents and soft skills.
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Honorary Consul of Malaysia in South Australia
Honorary Consuls are appointed by the Malaysian Government through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia to assist Malaysia in achieving its policy of forging greater people to people relationships, enhancing trade and economic activities.
Mr. Alexander Kitingan is the Honorary Consul of Malaysia in South Australia. He is authorised by the Malaysian Government to perform certain diplomatic functions on its behalf in South Australia.
Furthermore, he provides intermediary services between the Malaysian High Commission in Australia and the Consular Generals in Australia.
You can find the latest updates and more information at the Malaysian High Commission and Consular General websites:
• www.malaysia.org.au• www.kln.gov.my/web/aus_melbourne/
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Honorary Consul of Malaysia in South Australia's contact details
Mr. Alexander [email protected]+618 8121 7889 Office of the Honorary Consul46 Watson AvenueRose Park SA 5067
Joining MASCA South Australia
The council of MASCA SA is elected from students who is a member from one of the Malaysian Students’ Organisations (MSOs). The Annual General Meeting is held at the end of each year, where new leaders take up the mantle to serve Malaysian students in South Australia!
Joining MSO
A great way to start joining the Malaysian Students Organisation is to come by our Meet and Greet Sessions! MASCA SA organises these sessions once a semester, and there all MSOs in South Australia are present there. Apart from that, the Orientation week for some universities do feature MSOs, and is always worth checking them out.
For more information about MSOs and SA, feel free to contact me, SA
Welfare Director, Sufyaan Faiz.
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Affiliates & Partners 2018
Our Affiliates
Adelaide University Malaysian Students Association (AUMSA)malaysianstudentsassociation@auu.org.auaumsa.wordpress.comwww.facebook.com/aumsauofa
South Australia Malaysian Islamic Association (SALAM)[email protected]/salam.masca
Our Partners
Kelab UMNO Australia – Adelaide (KUA)www.facebook.com/kuadelaidehttp://www.kuaadelaide.org/[email protected]
Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (ISMA) – SAMalaysian Muslim Solidaritywww.facebook.com/[email protected]
International Student Business Society (ISBS): Malaysia Chapterwww.facebook.com/UnisaISBSMalaysiaChapterusasa.sa.edu.au/Clubs/[email protected]
Important Contact Information
For free 24-hour health advice line1800 022 222
For Non-Urgent Police Assistance131 444
Mental Health Emergency131 465
For Emergencies (Fire, Police, Ambulance)000
Remember! If it's just a flu and not an emergency, why
not consult your GP?
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Kelab UMNO Australia - Adelaide (KUA)
Kelab UMNO Australia - Adelaide (KUA) is a student organisation that is not affiliated with any university, but runs its operations across South Australia. A highly successful student organisation, KUA is one of the principle organisers in collaboration of Malaysian Gala Night, which attracted 300 participants. KUA is also one of the pioneers of the Badan Perhubungan Negara Australia, an initiative to unite Malaysians here in Australia.
Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (ISMA)
With aims to educate fellow Malaysian Muslims in South Australia, Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (ISMA) equips students with the essentials through weekly halaqa, engaging seminars, challenging camping trips, corporate and professional programs. ISMA also provides experienced mentors from various backgrounds for Malaysian Muslim students.
Adelaide University Malaysian Student Association (AUMSA)
The Adelaide University Malaysian Student Association (AUMSA) caters specifically for Malaysian students studying in the University of Adelaide as well as being the core representation, boasting reaches of hundreds of students for some of their events such as Welcoming Night. Social events such as movie nights that feature the Malaysian hit "Ola Bola" are among the constant activities held by AUMSA
.South Australia Malaysian Islamic Association (SALAM)
The South Australia Malaysian Islamic Association provides the opportunities for the intellectual growth of Malaysian students here in South Australia. Organising versatile events ranging from Seminars on Malaysian Law for students to Islamic Dialogues, SALAM aims to bridge the gap between the Malaysian Community, especially between the Muslim and non-Muslim groups.
International Student Business Society (ISBS): Malaysia Chapter
The International Student Business Society Malaysia Chapter is the organisation that cater the Malaysian business student that studying in University od South Australia. The goal is to assist international students who are interested in business to enrich university experience, building up networking and interaction.
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AUG Student Services
AUG Student Services established since 1995 and has come to be regarded as one of the most well-established, ethical and renowned professional educational and visa consulting company in the world.
The company has established 22 offices around the world including 5 branches in Australia major cities. AUG focuses on providing professional advice to all students and establishing amazing relationship with students via student engagement activities; providing the best overseas student experience.
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Contact Details
Facebookwww.facebook.com/mascasouth
Twitter@MASCA_SA
Instagram@MASCA_SA
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Before Arrival
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Customs and Quarantine
Declare it! The Australian Government takes biosecurity and the import of goods very seriously, and we highly advise new students (and old students alike!) to not go around the laws imposed when entering Australia. Heavy fines may apply, and it would certainly be not the way you want to start your education journey in South Australia!
For information on the type of food you can bring into Australia (such as your favourite chocolate drink): agriculture.gov.au/travelling/bringing-mailing-goods
For further information on what you can bring to Australia and what you should leave back home: border.gov.au/Trav/Ente/Brin/Can-I-bring-it-back
Immigration and Visa
Understanding your student visa conditions is very important, as it could result in the cancellation of your visa. Among the student visa restrictions imposed are:
• Working restriction of up to 40 hours per fortnight
• Remain enrolled in your registered course • Informing any change of address in
Australia• Maintain Overseas Student Health Cover
(OSHC)
Further information may be obtained at: border.gov.au/Trav/Stud/More/Visa-conditions
Information obtained and adapted from agriculture.gov.au and border.gov.au
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MASCA SA Committee 2017/2018
Nur Faiqa MuharChairperson
Nurhidayah Abdol KalarySecretary
Ahmad Ashraf AlauddinCorporate Relation Director
Hor Kah KayDeputy Chairperson
Nur Syazana RosliTreasurer
Ifham HalemPublic Relation Director
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MASCA SA Committee 2017/2018
Siti Sarah Jasmine Mohd AzminMarketing Director
Megat Mohd Haziq Zamir ZairiSocial & Cultural Director
Muhammad Sufyaan Mohd FaizWelfare Director
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First 48 Hours
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Upon Arrival: From Airport to City
Adelaide Metro Bus
Public transportation from Adelaide International Airport (ADL) to the CBD is relatively straightforward. Adelaide Metro offers an express double decker bus service known as JetExpress (J1X) between the airport and the city.
Single trip and daytrip tickets can be purchased from the bus drivers, or the ticketing machine available at the Airport’s bus stop.
Shuttle Bus
The Airport City Shuttle offers a Door-to Door service from Adelaide Airport to Adelaide Hotels and businesses, covering all suburbs if booked in advance.
On arrival, you may head to the Information and Tourism Bookings booth located on the ground floor of the terminal in a central location to travel to the CBD, which do not require any pre-booking.
Otherwise, for the suburbs, you would have to book in advance.
Taxi
There is a designated taxi rank located at the left side of the pedestrian plaza as you exit the terminal. They can organise taxis with baby capsules wheelchair access, five-seaters and maxi taxis for larger groups or station wagons for large amounts of baggage.
Do note that a levy fare is added to the overall fare for taxis leaving the airport.
University Managed Pickup
New students arriving to South Australia are eligible for a free pickup service from the airport to their nominated permanent or temporary accommodation address!
Visit your university’s page for international student support to find out more information on how to utilise this service.
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Opening a bank account
You can easily open a Student Account which require no bank fee or initial deposit. However, you will need to bring the following documents:
• Original Passport• Copy of your Certificate of Enrolment
(COE)• Copy of your IMMI visa Grant
Once your account in Australia is open, you can organise your payments, including your student tuition fees, with a debit card!
A debit card allows you to make direct payments with merchants at any shop or restaurant using EFTPOS (electronic funds transfer at point of sale).
You can also use the same debit card to make cash withdrawals and order items online.
ANZ (Australia and New Zealand Banking) 112 Rundle MallAdelaide SA 5000
Bank SA (St George Bank)49 Rundle MallAdelaide SA 5000
CBA (Commonwealth Bank of Australia)136 Rundle MallAdelaide SA 5000
NAB (National Australia Bank)22-28 King William StreetAdelaide SA 5000
These lists are not exhaustive.
There are many other branches available. Note that each bank &
telecom branches have their own operating hours.
Hey! Did you know ANZ is MASCA SA’s preferred Bank?
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Obtaining a SIM
Phone companies here in Australia will differ from Malaysia, as the checks and documents required are more thorough. They will require:
• Original Passport• Copy of your IMMI visa Grant• Copy of your Certificate of Enrolment
(COE)• Proof of Address (which can be obtained
from your bank)
A popular option for students by purchasing a post-paid mobile phone service, which will be debited to your account monthly and comes with a minimum duration for a contract.
Normally, major telecom companies will offer special deals for students. Pre-paid options are also available but might have higher charges and less perks that are normally associated with post-paid plans.
Vodafone Rundle Mall 3/80-88 Rundle MallAdelaide SA 5000
OPTUS yes Optus Rundle Mall 67 Rundle MallAdelaide SA 5000
Telstra Telstra Shop Rundle Mall33 Rundle MallAdelaide SA 5000
You can visit this handy website: https://www.finder.com.au/mobile-plans for more information on which plan would suit you best!
And Vodafone is MASCA SA’s preferred telco provider!
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Student ID
Generally, for all university students, the process of obtaining a student ID would be to first enrol in your courses for the year, to qualify yourself as a “Full-time Student”. You will then have to head to your institution to obtain a student ID with some valid photo ID (e.g. your passport)
University of Adelaidehttps://www.adelaide.edu.au/unicard/student/
University of South Australiahttp://w3.unisa.edu.au/facilities/idcard/defaultold.asp#How_do_I_get_my_UniSA_student_card
Flinders Universityhttp://www.flinders.edu.au/enrolling/student-records/
For further information on Student IDs for colleges or TAFE, please refer to your institution.
Metro cards
South Australia has an extensive public transport system which are fully integrated; comprising of bus, train, and tram services. The Adelaide Metrocard provides you with:
• Access to cheaper fares than regular single trip tickets
• Easy to use and recharge • Ability to protect your balance from
accidental loss or theft by registering your Metrocard
• Full-time tertiary students with valid student ID cards can use a concession Metrocard (green in colour) for further discounts.
• The option to purchase a 14 or 28 day pass Metrocard for unlimited travel
Using the wrong card, not validating your card/ticket, or using a concession card without a valid Student ID can incur heavy fines (A 220 AUD fine is a hard hit on the wallet)
Don't miss out on the best discounts in Adelaide! Download the UNiDAYS or Pokitpal app on your Android or iPhone today!
splash.myunidays.comwww.pokitpal.com
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Medical Services & Insurance
As a commencing student in South Australia, you would have acquired and paid for your Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) as part of the acceptance of your offer of admission to the University. You would have received an email from the University’s preferred provided, OSHC Allianz Global Assistance with instructions on how to order your card. For more information, you can also visit oshcallianzassistance.com.au
If you have arranged your OSHC with another insurance provider, you must contact your provided directly for information regarding how to obtain your card.
University Health Practices
Each university has their own health practices, where you can visit and book appointments to visit, including:
• The University of Adelaide Health Practice• UniSA Health Medical Clinic • Flinders University Health Service
Please visit each individual university webpage for more information regarding their location and opening hours.
The City Loop (99C/A and 98 C/A) bus service is entirely free to take you around the city, stopping close to main institutions such as the University of Adelaide, UniSA City West and City East campuses. It also links the Tram stops at Victoria Square and North Terrace. Be careful of which loop you take, as the 98 ones include North Adelaide!
Tram services between South Terrace and the Adelaide Entertainment Centre is free at all times. There is also a free service along Jetty Road, where the famous Glenelg Beach is located.
Public transportation services here require you to validate your ticket, or “tap on” once you board. You do not need to “tap off”.
Main information office 79 King William Street, Adelaide SA 50001300 311 108
More information is also available on the website (including registering your Metrocard) at adelaidemetro.com.au
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Remember to bring your insurance card to your doctor's appointment
and you'll be all covered!
Off Campus Medical Services
To consult a GP not on campus, listed below are a few options that you can visit:
Gawler Place Medical Practice 1/49-51 Gawler Pl, Adelaide SA 5000(08) 8212 7175
Globe Medical Centre21 Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide SA 5000(08) 8232 7372
Most medical practices or clinics operate during business hours, Monday to Friday. The two practices mentioned above are conveniently located in the city and do open slightly later into the night.
If you require a GP to visit your home, you can also call 13SICK (13 74 25).
In an emergency, dial 000. For more information on health services, you can visit homedoctor.com.au/about-us
Medicine
If you are required to purchase medicine (via a prescription), you can visit and chemist of pharmacist stores in the city. This contrasts with Malaysia where the clinic would dispense you the medicine as you leave.
Chemist Warehouse Rundle MallAdelaide Central Plaza100 Rundle Mall(08) 8227 2700
Mon to Thu 8.30 to 7pmFri 8.30am to 9pmSat 8.30am to 5pmSun 10.30am to 5pm
Midnight Pharmacy192 Wakefield Street(08) 8232 4445Mon to Sun 9am to 12am
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Sexual Health
In Australia, sexual health support is provided with convenience and treated with full confidentiality without judgment. Clinic 275 on North Terrace provides a free, confidential service which includes advice, testing and treatment for all sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) including HIV.
Although it might be taboo back in Malaysia, but there is a great importance on not only being aware of STDs, but the obligation to prevent the spread of it. For further information, visit sahealth.sa.gov.au/clinic275
Mental Health
Mental health might be something not commonly mentioned in Malaysia, and you might not be taken seriously if you mentioned or confide your problems with someone. Coming to a foreign country to study can be stressful. Combined with studies, you might face anxiety, or cause pre-existing mental health issues to worsen.
Each university provides free and confidential counselling, so do head over to book an appointment if you feel the need! There is no shame in acknowledging that you face mental health issues. Local hospital also provide the mental health screening which the infomation can be obtained in the website : sahealth.sa.gov.au/mentalhealth. In case of emergency, call 13 14 65.
Alternatively, you can head over to BeyondBlue for more information, which also provides 24/7 call option: beyondblue.org.au
Suicide Prevention Line: 13 11 14
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Settling In
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Accomodation
Housing & Renting Websites
There is a wide range or websites that you can search for housing and renting services. Some include the following:
• realestate.com.au/rent• studentliving.com.au• adelaidestudentapartments.com.au• studenthousingsa.com.au/index • flatmates.com.au/
Accommodation providers, such as Unilodge and Urbanest offer flexible options on the type of accommodation provided:
• www.unilodge.com.au/adelaide• www.urbanest.com.au/home/
accommodation/adelaide
It is important to note that when renting from an owner, you would be required to sign legal documents and even provide proof of financial capacity such as bank statements. It is highly recommended you read and understand the terms of the contract clearly.
University Accommodation Services
The three major public universities offer Accommodation Services, with some universities providing university managed accommodation, such as the University of Adelaide Village, which includes all utilities such as gas, electricity, water, and internet.
The University of Adelaidewww.adelaide.edu.au/accommodation+618 8313 5220 Hub Central, Level 4The University of Adelaide
University of South Australiawww.unisa.edu.au/student-life/student-accommodation+618 8302 0877Jeffrey Smart Building, Level 2City West Campus
Flinders University www.flinders.edu.au/living +618 7221 8900Flinders Living University Hall, Carpark 11 Flinders University
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Second-hand textbooks
Generally, textbooks are not mandatory for most courses although it does provide a huge advantage and a great deal of convenience. Some courses like Accounting might need a prescribed textbook. For courses like science courses, any older edition would suffice, which is why second-hand textbooks are highly recommended!
Gumtreegumtree.com.au/s-textbooks/c18593
e-books (Online)ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/
Textbook Exchangestudentvip.com.au/textbooks
There are some Facebook groups which are not managed by the university, but offer a platform for university students to sell/buy second hand textbooks! Additionally, some student unions or clubs offer specific textbook exchanges or sales. Keep a lookout for these events on your campus.
Brand new textbooks
The Co-op The Co-op bookstore is a university bookstore service that is available at all 3 major public universities in South Australia. the bookstore also offers a wide variety of stationary and other essentials such as lab coats.
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Security
• For Police Emergencies, Call 000• For Police Assistance (non-urgent
assistance), Call 131 444
Emergency+ (Alert SA app)Download the free Emergency+ app for iOS and Android devices which can:
• provide you with information about when to call Triple Zero
• provides you with information about who to call in non-emergency situations
• assists you to dial the relevant number• displays the GPS coordinates of the
phone's location that you can read to the emergency operator.
Visit and join one of the most popular Malaysian Facebook
Groups: “Pasar Online Adelaide”. There are plenty of good deals
and you get to meet the Malaysian community here!
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Life in Adelaide
MASCA SA also provides links, news, and updates on volunteering opportunities!
Like our page to stay updated!
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Getting aroundOnce you arrive in South Australia, getting around and getting travel information whenyou’re on the go are easy!
Plan your public transport journey, view next services from your stop, station or latestservice updates on the Adelaide Metro website www.adelaidemetro.com.au as previously mentioned in this guidebook.
To-Do in Adelaide
There is plenty to do in Adelaide. After all, it's Australia’s Festive state! Some of the most favourite festivals and events are the Adelaide Fringe Festival, WOMAdelaide, and the Christmas Pageant Parade.
There are also plenty of events organised by different organisations to provide activities and special promotions for international students. For example, StudyAdelaide has organised various events such as the Australian Wine Showcase, which was free for international students!
Visit www.studyadelaide.com for more information on what to do in Adelaide!
Accommodation (General) $120 - $450
Electricity/Gas $35 - $55
Telephone $15 - $50
Transport $20 - $35
Groceries $40 - $130
Cost of living
The average weekly living costs in Adelaide, which are:
The prices do not reflect on the personal expenses of the student, such as
entertainment medical, personal transport such as having a car etc.The prices
reflect a rough estimation of the minimum expenses that should be expected.
University managed accommodation or university providers will include utilities
such as electricity.
Volunteering in Adelaide
Volunteering is an amazing way to get connected and meet new people. It also provides plenty of opportunity to network around, which could potentially land you a job.
In universities, there are plenty of ways to get involved. For example, peer mentoring is one of them, either for your faculty or department. Other organisations, such as Cancer Council SA and Adelaide Farmers Market also provide opportunities, and it’s always worth checking them out.
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Time zones
Australia is divided into 6 states: New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia and Tasmania and 2 territories; the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory.
On Sunday, 2nd April 2017 at 3am South Australia's daylight saving period for 2016/17 will end. South Australians should move their clocks backwards from 3am to 2am.
South Australians should move their clocks forward from 2am to 3am on Sunday, 1st October 2017. The start of this daylight saving period keeps South Australia aligned with time changes in other Australian states.
The South Australian Summer Time (Daylight Savings)
AEST: Australian Easter Standard Time ZoneADST: Australian Daylight Savings Time Zone
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Religious information & places
Islamic1. Adelaide City Mosque20 Little Gilbert Street Adelaide SA 5000(08) 8231 6443
2. Islamic Arabic Centre & Masjid Al-KhalilCorner of Audley St & Torrens RdWoodville North SA 5012(08) 8268 1944Imam Amin (Egyptian)Sheikh Soulaiman (Lebanese)
3. Gilles Plains Mosque52 Wandana AvenueGilles Plains SA 5086(08) 8396 0781Imam: Brother Abdul Hadi
4. Elizabeth Mosque658 Marion Road, Parkholme SA 5043(08) 8277 8725Imam Sharif (Tunisian)
Islamic Prayer Rooms5. University of Adelaide Prayer RoomLevel 6, Union House Building, AdelaideSA 5000
6. UniSA Mawson Lakes Prayer RoomUniSA Mawson Lakes Level 2, Building A, UniSA Campus Mawson Lakes, SA 5096
7. Nexus 10 Prayer RoomLower Ground, Nexus 10 Building (Professions Hub), The University of Adelaide.
8. Oasis Prayer RoomOasis, Function Cente, OCE Building, Flinders University
9. Magill CampusBuilding A
10. City West CampusSir George Kingston Building, Level 2 Rooms GK-25/26 (Ground floor)
11. City East CampusPlayford Building, Level 2Room P2-22A FemaleRoom P2-55A Male
Buddhist Temple12. Tusmore (Buddha House Centre for Advanced Buddhist Studies)45 Smith StreetThebarton; 1 Fisher Street
Hindu13. Ganesha Hindu Temple3A Dwyer Road, Oaklands Park
14. Hare Krishna TempleKilburn SA 5084
Christian15. St Francis Xavier’s Cathedral (Catholic)19 Wakefield Street
16. St Peter’s Cathedral (Anglican)27 King William Road, Adelaide
17. St Stephen’s Lutheran Church 152 Wakefield Street, Adelaide
18. Chinese Christian Church of Adelaide Unit 294 Morphett Street, Adelaide
Baha’I Faith19. Baha’I Faith225c The Parade Norwood
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Halal Food Supplies
1. Rainbow Halal Poultry and Meats52-58 South Rd, West Hindmarsh (08) 8241 7802
2. Two Brothers Butcher164 Ridley Grove,Woodville Gardens SA 5012 (08) 8345 3920
3. Budget Meats Pty Ltd85-91 South RoadThabarton SA 5031(near Brickworks Markets)(08) 8354 4786
4. Adelaide Central Market Meat – Metro Meat Shop46 Victoria Square Arcade Central Market, Adelaide SA 5000(08) 8211 7728
5. Eve’s Bakery & Patisserie3/524 Anzac Highway, Glenelg East (08) 8376 6399
6. Five Star Bakery61 Hyde St, Adelaide (08) 8223 2877
7. Adelaide Lebanese Bakery67 Chapel StThebarton SA 5031(08) 8234 9545
8. Adams halal butcher59B Woodville Road, Woodville (08) 8347 3576
9. D&W foods237 Grange road, Seaton (08) 8268 1656
10. Jubba Supermart 388 Torrens Road, Kilkenny (08) 8268 5568
11. Dwo Brothers Butcher160 Ridley Grove, Woodville Gardens (08) 8345 3920
12. Austar Meat115 Findon Rd, Woodville South SA 5011(08) 8268 8824
13. Bangla Bazaar224 Prospect Road, Prospect +61 430 975 118
14. GO 9 Convenience Store 654 South Road, Glandore +61 466 116 365
15. Al-Madina Halal 26D Daws road, Ascot Park (08) 7226 6066
16. Ash-Shaam Supermarket 60 Railway Terrace, Warradale
17. India junction Supermarket41 Raglan Ave, Edwardstown (08) 8371 1409
18. Ceylon Supermarket 10/529 North East Road, Gilles Plains (08) 8261 4023
19. Al-Andalus Grocery 185 Sturt St, Adelaide (08) 8410 8878
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Popular restaurants
1. Warong Rundle Place, Rundle Mall, Adelaide(08) 8223 7697
2. Knoodle JunctionShop 21 Pulteney St, Adelaide (08) 8223 5759
3. Café Gembira – Bradford Lodge(Catering also available)46 Watson Ave, Rose Park (08) 8331 0866
4. Papparich Adelaide 116-116A Gouger St, Adelaide SA 5000 (08) 7225 9991
5. Mamak Corner8 Bank Street, Adelaide, SA (08) 8410 9888
6. Vilis2-14 Manchester StMile End South SA 5031(08) 8234 5711
7. Singapore DelightsShop 16, David Jones Centre Rundle Mall Adelaide SA 5000(08) 8232 7741
8. Timcheh Persian Product Importers & Suppliers270 Morphett StreetAdelaide SA 5000(08) 8212 8119
9. Hut & Soul (formerly Pondok Bali)310 Pulteney Street,Adelaide SA 5000(08) 8232 0588
10. Parwana Afghan Kitchen124B Henley Beach Road,Torrensville SA 5031(08) 8443 9001
11. Lawash Bakery115 South Road,Thebarton SA 5031(08) 8354 0707
12. De State IndonesianShop 2, 437 Magill Rd,St Morris SA 5068(08) 8332 1110
13. Marrakech Restaurant91 O'Connell Street,North Adelaide SA 5006(08) 8361 9696
14. Tast of Kashmir & Bollywood Lounge117 Melbourne Street,North Adelaide SA 5006(08) 8239 2828
For more information:Call Halal helpline: +61 2 9232 6731 Visit www.halalhelpline.org
FREE FOOD all around uni every week!
Breakfast by the Union every Tue & Thu,Teatime by the ISC every Fri,
and sometimes even free BBQ!
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Halal Restaurant (Operated by Muslims)
1. Sumac cafe 582 Goodwood RoadColonel Light Garden SA(08) 8177 1458
2. Queenz Pizza 26 Daws Rd, Ascot Park (08) 8374 1494
3. Sahara Pizza 372 Sturt Rd, Clovelly Park (08) 8276 4477
4. Munooshi Cafe 36 East Tce, Adelaide (08) 8223 5595
5. Dolan Uyghur 5/297 Payneham Rd, Royston Park (08) 8363 4727
6. Al-Mina 140 Prospect Rd, Prospect (08) 7226 0709
7. Slice of Brooklyn Pizza4/5, 82 King William St. Adelaide +61 422 071 437
8. On Henley Cafe 6/34 Henley Beach Rd, Mile End (08) 7225 0188
9. Love On Cafe 39 Gladstone Rd, Mile End (08) 8234 5935
We would like to credit ISMA SA, SALAM, and StudyAdelaide for the listing of information provided for Halal
Restaurants, Halal Food Supplies, and Religious Information & Places for the Islamic Faith.
We would also like to further credit ISMA SA and SALAM for verifying the information in the aforementioned
sections. (in the typical small text used in the disclaimer and credit for the border.gov.au text)
10. Uyghur Restaurant 392 Prospect Rd, Kilburn (08) 8359 0595
11. Ash-Shaam Supermarket 60 Railway tce, Warradale
12. Hyderabad Biryani 2/1249 South Rd, St Marys (08) 8276 3959
13. Jordana Taste of Middle East1/26-28 Metro Parade, Mawson Lakes +61 450 552 015
14. Fel-fella 219A Henley Beach Rd Torrensville (08) 8443 9922
15. SARAY Cafe & Restaurant 176 Henley Beach Rd, Torrensville (08) 8354 3614
16. Marconi Pizza5/196 Marion Rd, Richmond SA (08) 8443 3844
17. Thai Ayo-Thaya94 Carrington St, Adelaide SA (08) 8225 6256
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