2017 CoastRs Survival Guide

special thank you to our 2017 Committee 

A 

and Club representatives. CoastRs 

members 

Association would not be here today 

Student 

your ongoing support and dedication. 

without

Contents 

Contact us 

02 

Student Services 

09 

Student Needs 

What we do 

04 

12 

First Aid 

13 

Clubs and Societies 

06 

Locker hire 

14 

Daily Breakfast 

08 

Printing Services 15

Calendar of 

Events 18 

Emergency 

contacts 

24 

Financial 

contacts 25 

Survival guide 

17 

International 26 

Q&A 

30 

Welfare contacts 

22 

FYI 34 

Study tips 

35

is the Gold Coast Student Association. CoastRs is run by a 

CoastRs 

of student volunteers dedicated to enhancing student 

committee 

CoastRs provides assistance, services, social activities and 

experience. 

for all internal and external members. 

facilities 

are a broad range of benefits being a member of CoastRs Student 

There 

Annual membership is available for as little as $1 and 

Association. 

Inc CoastRs 

Association 

Student 

About us 

applications are accepted all year round. 

coastrs@scu.edu.au 

coastrs.com.au 

0755 893 072 

coastrs_scu 

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Engagement 

Advocacy 

Welfare 

activities and social 

Events, 

engagement 

supported clubs and 

SSAF 

societies 

involved in volunteering for 

Get 

Have your say on campus 

CoastRs. 

and be a driver for change. 

subsidised welfare 

SSAF 

workshops 

on-campus and in the 

Savings 

community 

printing and binding 

Discounted 

CoastRs services 

through 

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S T U D E N T 

C o a s t R s 

FACEBOOK.COM 

/SCUCOASTRS 

- S U P P O R T S E R V I C E S 

- W E L F A R E R E F E R R A L S 

- W O R K S H O P 

Association 

S 

- G I V E A W A Y S 

- C O M M U N I T Y & S T U D E N T 

D I S C O U N T S 

- C O M P E T I T I O N S 

- A C C E S S T O C L U B S 

- N E T W O R K I N G 

- S O C I A L E V E N T S 

- F R E E F O O D 

- P R I N T I N G & B I N D I N G 

COASTRS.COM.AU 

@COASTRS_SCU 

COASTRS@SCU.EDU.AU - 0755 893 072

MIDWIVES 

clubs mission is to provide a 

The 

environment for midwifery 

supportive 

to foster social relationships 

students 

other students, develop 

with 

skills and assist students in 

professional 

the wide range of opportunities 

utilising 

their creativity and collective love 

share 

music. The offer a range of activities 

for 

workshops throughout the year, so 

and 

and be involved. 

come 

is free. You do not need to 

entry 

up to anything, just join the 

sign 

together to best accommodate the 

work 

needs of the Chinese community here 

diverse 

other international students and get 

meet 

in a community that supports 

involved 

Law and Justice students 

University 

on the Gold Coast campus. Their 

studying 

is to create a strong community 

goal 

for law and justice students, to 

atmosphere 

on events and to look after the needs 

put 

concerns of students! 

and 

CLUB 

UKULELE 

is fun and so easy to learn. You'll be 

Uke 

your first song in 20 minutes. 

playing 

club offers a range of 

The 

for beginners and 

opportunities 

debaters to learn to 

experienced 

and improve their public 

debate 

Occupational Therapy Student 

The 

is chartered to serve the 

Alliance 

and interests of Occupational 

needs 

students as well as those 

Therapy 

to get involved within the 

wishing 

science area. 

health 

Alliance is a student 

Rainbow 

collective located on the 

run 

Coast campus. This group is 

Gold 

inclusive community that 

an 

Indigenous awareness group was 

The 

to include both indigenous 

founded 

non- indigenous students. It 

and 

a platform to come together 

provides 

network, discuss social justice 

to 

promote reconciliation and 

issues, 

positive changes in the 

make 

at large. 

community 

that university life can offer. 

CLUB 

MUSIC 

music club is where students can 

The 

CLUB FILM 

club is a monthly event and 

Film 

Facebook group to keep up to date. 

CLUB 

CHINESE 

clubs mission is service to improve and 

The 

at SCU. 

CLUB 

INTERNATIONAL 

international club is a great way to 

The 

your international needs. 

LAW ASSOCIATION 

SCU 

is a group for all Southern Cross 

SCULA 

Students can learn to play every week. 

SMARTINIS 

CLUB 

DEBATE 

speaking skills. 

STUDENT 

OT 

ALLIANCE 

RAINBOW 

ALLIANCE 

represents all LGBTIQ students. 

INDIGENOUS 

GROUP 

AWARENESS 

further information on joining these 

For 

and societies, to learn what other 

clubs 

and societies are available to join or 

clubs 

form your own group please contact 

to 

6Clubs and societies 

coastrs@scu.edu.au

Level 4, Building B 

Open everyday

Breakfast 

CoastRs provide 

Food is for all students so please be considerate and if you require 

greater assistance with food, housing or finances please come and 

see us at the CoastRs office. This benefit is funded through Student 

Services Amenities Funds (SSAF). 

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HUB Student Centre 

The 

Shared Student Services Hub is located on 

The 

one of building A and can help you 

level 

the below; 

regarding 

Academic Transcripts 

- 

Forms - 

Admission 

- 

Graduation 

- 

ID cards - 

Examinations 

- 

Public transport 

- 

Eligibility for travel concessions 

- 

HEC -HELP and FEE - HELP 

- 

Exclusions 

- 

Enrolment 

- 

Fees - 

Skills Development 

Academic 

scu.edu.au/academicskills 

staff provides educational support and 

ASD 

develop students academic skills such as 

help 

assignment questions, assignment 

analysing 

numeracy, preparing for exams, 

writing, 

downloads are also available on the ASD 

FREE 

website. 

academicskills@scu.edu.au or phone 07 

Email 

9219. 5506 

Development Service 

Career 

scu.edu.au/careers 

helpful to think about career options and 

It’s 

at every stage of your studies. The 

possibilities 

can assist you with the following career 

CDS 

services: 

planning 

Career counselling for current and 

- 

students 

prospective 

Course advice and vocational guidance 

- 

Workshops, events and graduate recruitment 

- 

Written job application reviews 

- 

Career resources and access to the online 

- 

SCU Career Development Program on 

Visit 

– learn.scu.edu.au 

MySCU 

Chaplaincy 

scu.edu.au/studentsupportservices 

Chaplaincy is ecumenical and multi-faith 

The 

nature and maintains strong links with the 

in 

denominational churches and other 

major 

faiths in the area. Practical support, 

major 

care and personal assistance is 

pastoral 

to help with individual goal setting 

available 

information to assist you to find a local 

Further 

community (church, temple, mosque) is 

faith 

at the Chaplaincy section of the 

located 

website, under Support Services. 

university 

Kate Morris on 0422 039 121 or email 

Contact 

kate.morris@scu.edu.au. 

services 

SOUTHERN CROSS UNIVERISTY 

Student 

Career Development Program 

Contact 075589 3000 or email tgcc@scu.edu.au 

and decision making. 

reading, note-taking and time management. 

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Student 

services 

Student Association 


coastrs.com.au 

provides a large range of student 


services- including printing, binding, 

support 

catering, events, welfare 

engagement, 

student clubs, groups, alliances and 

courses, 

student volunteering and student 

societies, 

advocacy. 

07 5589 3072 or email 

Contact 

coastrs@scu.edu.au. 

Counselling 

Counselling Service aims to encourage 

The 

success and increase enjoyment of 

academic 

and university life by helping to reduce 

study 

effects of stress and anxiety caused by 

the 

pressures, personal or family problems. 

study 

counselling staff offer free and 

Professional 

services in person, by telephone, 

confidential 

07 5589 3001 or email 

Contact 

counselling@scu.edu.au. 

Support 

Disability 

scu.edu.au/disabilitysupport 

Support can help students with 

Disability 

and/ or medical conditions which 

disabilities 

have an impact on their studies and well 

may 

being. 

the Student Equity and Disability 

Contact 

on 07 5589 3001. 

Service 

If you require examination adjustments 

Note: 

should ensure that you make contact 

you 

the Student Equity and Disability Service 

with 

least six weeks before the examination 

at 

Office 

International 

lovely staff at the International Office can 

The 

International Students with all their 

help 

enquiries. 

general 

International Office is located on level 1 of 

The 

A next to the Hub. 

building 

International Office can be contacted on 

The 

10 

intoff@scu.edu.au 

period. 

Skype and email.

Clinic 

Health 

scu.edu.au/healthclinic 

purpose-built health and teaching facility 

The 

consultations in naturopathy, 

provides 

health nurse practitioner, educational and 

mental 

psychology, massage and herbal 

developmental 

services are available to SCU students, staff 

Clinic 

the general community, with a combination 

and 

Student Clinics and Private Practitioner services 

of 

The Clinic also offers monthly 

available. 

for SCU students and planned 

promotions 

sessions on various topics throughout 

education 

more information about services available at 

For 

Health Clinic on (07) 5589 3252 

the 

UniMentor 

scu.edu.au/mentor 

provides new students with a student 

UniMentor 

A student mentor is a second or third 

mentor. 

student in the same course, who has 

year 

to mentor a new student and help 

volunteered 

settle in to university life smoothly and with 

them 

stress. 

minimum 

meet with their student mentor 

Students 

throughout their first study period, and 

regularly 

mentors can answer questions and offer 

student 

and advice about university related 

support 

Pulse 

scu.edu.au/pulse 

is an interactive application you can use 

Pulse 

tell SCU about your university experience. 

to 

Student Advocacy Service is a free and 

The 

independent service available to 

confidential 

enrolled students. Advocates are able to 

all 

information and referral on topics 

provide 

to; related 

Special consideration requests 

- 

Grade disputes 

- 

Appeal processes, submissions and 

- 

representation 

Lodging a grievance or complaint 

- 

Student Misconduct (Academic and Non- 

- 

Academic) 

University rules and regulations 

- 

Enrolment issues 

- 

Student Advocacy Service may also 

The 

assistance, advice or referral for a 

provide 

range of issues that affect a student’s 

broad 

to maintain their studies at Southern 

ability 

University. This may include; 

Cross 

Financial/Centrelink problems 

- 

Residential tenancy advice and referral 

- 

Workplace disputes 

- 

Court matters 

- 

Discrimination and harassment 

- 

Beckie Douglas on 075589 3164 or 

Contact 

email beckie.douglas@scu.edu.au 

via 

Unilife 

scu.edu.au/unilife 

programs and services include 

UniLife 

wide events (such as Orientation), 

university 

coordination of sporting competitions and 

the 

(such as Unigames and 

championships 

trips and tours) and the UniLife 

recreational 

presentations. 

Awards 

Student Advocacy Service 

osteopathy, exercise physiology, acupuncture, 

medicine. 

the year. 

matters. 

UniLife can be contacted on unilife@scu.edu.au 

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Student 

needs 

Officer 

Accommodation 

an appointment with the 

Make 

Assistant at the Gold Coast 

Accomodation 

or email: accomm@scu.edu.au or 

Hub 

flatmates.com.au 

allows you to check other 

Flatmates.com.au 

profiles to see who shares some 

peoples 

and habits in common with you. 

interests 

unistays@scu.edu.au 

a place to live while you study at SCU on 

Find 

Unistays has a broad range of 

Unistays. 

rates, short stay options, location and 

weekly 

amenities information, facilities 

local 

at the property, tenancy 

available 

(NSW & QLD), and transport and 

information 

information. 

sustainability 

Co-op Bookshop 

The 

Co-op Bookshop stocks all SCU and 

The 

texts along with SCU 

recommended 

and a great range of fiction 

memorabilia, 

non-fiction titles, software, calculators, 

and 

stationery and more. 

gifts, 

Co-op is located at: Ground Floor, 

The 

A, Southern Cross Gold Coast 

Building 

07 55994191 or Email: 

Phone: 

scubeachside@coop-bookshop.com.au. 

Library 

Library provides a full range of 

The 

services and professional staff to 

resources, 

students to become independent 

assist 

5589 3100 or Email: 

Phone:07 

goldcoastlibrary@scu.edu.au 

Exchange 

Textbook 

https://studentvip.com.au/textbooks 

is the largest secondhand 

StudentVIP 

market for Australian university 

textbooks 

SCU students can sell and buy 

students. 

under the NSW- SCU tab 

textbooks 

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Karly.Murray@scu.edu.au 

Campus 

learners. 

THE REQUIRED TEXT BOOKS ARE LISTED IN THE 

UNIT INFORMATION GUIDES ISSUED AT THE 

BEGINNING OF EACH UNIT. TEXT BOOKS CAN BE 

PURCHASED FROM THE CO-OP BOOKSHOP ON 

CAMPUS, ONLINE OR LOANED THROUGH SCU 

LIBRARY SERVICES. 

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PRICE 

Aid - $50 

First 

register or see when our next course is visit our 

To 

coastrs.com.au. 

FIRST AID & CPR 

CERTIFICATION 

CPR - $20 

CoastRs Student Association offers SSAF subsidised First Aid 

courses for enrolled SCU Students. 

These courses run once a month and positions are limited so be 

sure to get in quick.

Locker Hire 

YOUR SNACKS, NICK-KNACKS AND STUDY 

STORE 

SAFELY, SECURELY AND CHEAPLY. 

MATERIALS 

A LOCKER AT THE COASTRS STUDENT 

PURCHASE 

OFFICE 4TH FLOOR, BUILDING B OR 

ASSOCIATION 

ON COASTRS@SCU.EDU.AU FOR MORE 

EMAIL 

INFORMATION. 

Member 


months $10 + $25 

6 

deposit 

year $20 + $25 deposit 

1 

CoastRs Member 

Non 

months $15 + $25 

6 

deposit 

year $25 + $25 deposit 

1 

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Printing 

is available through the university printers located 

Printing 

the campus (buy credit via machines); or via 

across 

Student Association (binding and laminating also 


for Student Association members 

available) 

black & white one sided - 5c per page 

A4 

black & white double sided - 10c per page 

A4 

colour one sided - 15c per page 

A4 

colour double sided - 25c per page 

A4 

black & white one sided - 20c per page 

A3 

black & white double sided - 40c per page 

A3 

students are eligible to have Study Guides and 

External 

Information Guides printed for free at the CoastRs 

Unit 

outside the 100km radius may also request that 

Students 

provide postage. 


allow a minimum of one full working day turnover 

Please 

printing, one week turnover during weeks 1 and 2 of 

for 

email coastrs@scu.edu.au with a PDF copy of your 

Simply 

information and study guides. 

unit 

INTERNAL STUDENT 

COASTRS COST: 

A3 colour one sided - 40c per page 

EXTERNAL STUDENT 

Student Association Office. 

each session. 

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Transport 

around the Gold Coast is really simple and the Gold Coast City Council are 

Getting 

working to improve the services they offer. With the introduction of the G: 

constantly 

rail system you now have three modes of public transport to choose from on and 

light 

the Gold Coast - 

around 

Buses 1. 

Trains 2. 

TransLink Journey Planner will help you to plan your trip and provides fare and 

The 

information. The Journey Planner is a great resource to find what public 

timetable 

can take you to your destination. There are also buses available to get to and 

transport 

the University, these are located just outside the departure terminal at the 

from 

#760 - Robina 

BUS 

#777 - Broadbeach 

BUS 

can also use a go card which is an electronic ticket that can be used to travel on 

You 

bus, train, tram and ferry services in South East Queensland. It entitles you to travel 

all 

3. Trams (G- Link) 

Airport and depart every 10 - 15 minutes 

savings and discounts. 

Visit the below link for further information. 

TRANSLINK JOURNEY PLANNER HTTP://JP.TRANSLINK.COM.AU/

ULTIMATE 

UNIVERSITY 

REGULAR BREAKS FROM 

HAVE 

STUDYING 

short 5 minute break every 20- 60 minutes 

A 

really help memory retention. Get up and 

can 

around, stretch, drink some water or just 

walk 

your eyes. A 20 second break to gaze 20ft 

rest 

can help relieve eye strain symptoms, 

away 

a 5 minute break every hour can also help 

while 

going out set yourself a budget for the 

When 

You can even use cash so you can keep 

night. 

at home. Dinner parties, hot pots, 

Socialise 

and responsible pre-drinking at home are 

BBQs 

ways of saving money on drinks out. There 

good 

also several social events hosted each year 

are 

CoastRs Student Association, such as parties, 

by 

and a range of other events which 

Rivercruise 

provide cheap food and an opportunity to 

all 

throughout the year. 

socialise 

not rely on your computer or USB alone. Back 

Do 

your work to several devices regularly (you can 

up 

use email to send it to yourself) and save 

also 

work every 5 minutes. 

your 

meals for the week on a Sunday night 

Preparing 

be both time and cost effective. Capitalise on 

can 

Cross University’s student lounge 

Southern 

(on level 4 building B) by bringing your 

facilities 

food to university each day and storing it in 

own 

fridge. Just be mindful of other students and 

the 

only can dated labels help with planning it 

Not 

deter roommates from stealing your food. As 

can 

student lounge fridge gets cleared out 

the 

it can help prevent your food being 

regularly 

out on you (likewise it can help staff and 

thrown 

students assess when it does need to be 

other 

to the supermarket with a prepared 

Going 

list can save you money. You are less 

grocery 

to make unplanned purchases (which 

likely 

less spoiled food) and more likely to buy 

means 

food (as you are more likely to be 

healthier 

and make less spontaneous 

disciplined 

Having a shopping list can also help 

purchases). 

time efficiency. 

with 

the CoastRs Inc Student Association page to 

Like 

updated on current subsidised workshops, 

keep 

The 

Survival Guide 

COOK YOUR MEALS 

keep the kitchen clean 

eliminate forearm, wrist and hand discomfort. 

LABEL YOUR FOOD 

GIVE YOURSELF A BUDGET 

track of your spending! 

thrown). 

SAVE MONEY ON GOING OUT 

HAVE A GROCERY LIST 

ALWAYS BACK UP YOUR WORK 

LIKE US ON FACEBOOK 

events and activities.

CALENDAR 

EVENTS OF 

Session 1 

22 - 24 is OHHH week. Make sure you 

February 

on down to the Quad (grassy patch) for a 

come 

lunch, live music, activities and to get info 

BBQ 

what we can do for you! 

about 

(TBC) SCU experience. This is organised 

March 

our Chinese Club and is great for brand new 

by 

1 - 3 is Get Connected week. Make sure 

March 

pop on down to the good ol' grassy patch 

you 

giveaways, community partner info, and 

for 

is a great way to find out what 

activities.This 

(TBC) Ahoy, there! 

March 

your best for our nautical outfit and jump 

Don 

board for our annual Rivercruise. This party 

on 

where you sail the seven seas and meet up 

is 

13 Holi (Festival of Colours) (Hinduism) 

March 

(Judaism) 

Purim 

21 Harmony Day celebrates Australia’s 

March 

diversity. It’s about inclusiveness, 

cultural 

and a sense of belonging for everyone. 

respect 

belongs here! 

Everyone 

(TBC) - Swing on by to our Sunday Soiree. 

April 

your hair down and celebrate nearing the 

Let 

of the session before you loose yourself in 

end 

notes study 

also host monthly First 


and CPR courses. These 

Aid 

are subsidised through 

courses 

Check out coastrs.com.au for 

SSAF. 

Chinese Club students and members 

benefits you can receive in our community. 

March 1 Indigenous Yarn session 

April 10 - 18 Pesach – Passover (Judaism) 

May 26 - Woohoo, classes are finished!! 

with other students (new and old). 

May 29 - 31 Study break... see page 35 for tips 

June 1 - 10 Keep calm, and do your exams 

March 10 SCULA Trivia Night 

May 27 - 25 June Ramadan (Islam) 

July 1 Canada Day 

March 15 Ukulele and percussion workshop 

more info. 

April 9 Mahvir Jayanti (Jainism)

5- 7 OHHH week for Session 2. Make 

July 

way to the Quad (grassy patch) for a 

your 

lunch, live music, activities and to get 

BBQ 

about what we can do for you! 

info 

27 Eid-ul-Fitr (end of Ramadanfasting 

July 

month) (Islam) 

(TBC) Don a Toga the Roman way, 

August 

party the night away - Keep an eye on 

and 

(TBC) Fusion festival - All 

September 

come together for time of culture, 

cultures 

(TBC) Gold Coast Glitter 

September 

Festival 

9 - 11 Study break... see page 35 for 

October 

tips 

CALENDAR 

EVENTS OF 

Session 2 

(TBC) CoastRs end of year formal 

October 

Are you following our Facebook page 

partayyyy! 

July 14 Bastille Day (France) 

our Facebook 

August 25 Wear it purple day 

September 1 Eid ul Adha (Islam) 

September 14 R U OK? Day 

October 12 - 24 OMG exams! 

October 19 Diwali (Festival of Lights) (Hinduism) 

dance and delicious food! 

September 15 Mid-Autumn Day (China) 

October 22 Birth of Báb (Baha'i) 

September 16 Chinese Club Mid Festival 

yet??? 

sure you follow our 

Make 

page to keep 

Facebook 

October 6 Classes end 

to date with all our 

up 

events and 

social 

courses! 

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sure you follow us on Facebook if you are yet 

Make 

get the hint. We post regular event updates and 

to 

1 - 3 OHHH week for Session 3. 

November 

your way to the Quad (grassy patch) 

Make 

a BBQ lunch, live music, activities and to 

for 

info about what we can do for you! 

get 

4 Guru Nank's birthday 

November 

(Sikhism) 

1 -2 Study break... see page 35 for 

February 

tips study 

Session 3 

club & society news. 

February 4 - 11 Oh no exams!! 

November 6 Classes commence 

November 23 Thanks Giving Day (USA) 

December 1 Mawlid al-Nabi 

December 27 - 29 Study Break 

31 January Classes end 

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for students ages 16-19. Tel: 

Available 

0535 3382 

Athol Hostel - 

Blair 

Support accommodation for 

Crisis 

18yrs+ (interview required) and 

those 

intervention and assistance 

crisis 

material aids. Tel (07) 5536 2173 

with 

email: bathol@bigpond.com 

or 

of Housing - 

Department 

loans, rental grants, public 

Bond 

Development Co-op - 

Kalwun 

Kortum Drive, Burleigh Heads. 

14 

to long term housing (wait 

Medium 

apply) 

times 

OZCARE 

1800 692 273 

Tel: 

Gold Coast Housing (must 

Ozcare 

at least one dependent under 16 

have 

of age) 

years 

5583 7860 

Tel: 

Office (allied health) 

Regional 

55952333 

Tel: 

Waters- Salvation Army 

Still 

accommodation for women & 

Crisis 

children 

(07) 5591 3980 

Tel: 

Community Connect - 

My 

http://www.mycommunityconnect.com.au 

Care Contacts - 

Child 

http://www.echildcare.com.au/region/gold-coast/ 

Australia - 

Camp 

Australia's Before & After School Care programs. 

Camp 

- echildcare 

care is an important service in the community. Whether it 

Child 

called child care, kindergarten, preschools, a developmental 

is 

centre, a child development centre, an early childhood 

learning 

center or long daycare the echildcare directory will help 

learning 

find a child care centre that best fits your needs in your local 

you 

area. 

http://www.echildcare.com.au/ 

JETS Program (Jobs, Education and Training Child 

Centrelinks’ 

Fee Assistance) - 

Care 

with the cost of approved child care for eligible parents 

Help 

activities such as job search, work, study, training or 

undertaking 

rehabilitation to enter, or re-enter the workforce as 

undertaking 

of an Employment Pathway Plan. 

part 

Coast Youth Services - 

Gold 

students aged 18-21) 

(for 

ELFARE 

ACCOMODATION 

CRISIS 

- Anglicare 

PARENTING SUPPORT 

https://www.campaustralia.com.au/schools/our-programs-.aspx 

housing. Tel: (07) 5583 2200 

Tel (07) 5578 3044 

SUPPORT GROUPS 

Tel: (07) 5572 0400 

ONTACTS 

Time Womens Group - 

Girl 

Josephs Youth Refuge Tweed For 

St 

aged under 21 

students 

Tel: (07) 5524 9619 

Crisis Housing 

Rentstart 

1300 305 667 

Tel: 

http://www.meetup.com/Girl-Time/ 

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RENTAL 

ACCOMMODATION 

KRURUNGAL 

& TORRES 

ABORIGINAL 

FINANCIAL 

HELP 

Welfare contacts 

ARMY 

SALVATION 

VOUCHERS 

FOOD 

SALVATION 

ARMY 

COAST 

GOLD 

LEGAL 

COMMUNITY 

LEGAL 

AID 

TENANCY 

ADVICE 

WOMEN'S 

MIGRANT 

SUPPORT 

EMERGENCY 

YOU IF 

REQUIRE 

VISIT 

PLEASE 

COASTRS 

THE 

St James Ethic’s Centre 

Free phone service provided 

MondayFriday 9am5pm for 

nonreligious or politically 

affiliated help with exploring 

dilemma solutions that fit 

within. 

Tel: 1800 672 303 

Helensvale Baptist Church 

23 – 29 Discovery Drive, 

Helensvale 

By appointment only: counselling 

service, food vouchers 

assistance, help in looking for 

housing. 

Tel: 5529 7255 

Multicultural Communities 

Council Gold Coast Inc 

Southport 

1 Dominions Road Ashmore 

Tel (07) 5527 8011 

ETHI -CALL GENERAL SUPPORT REFUGEE ADVOCACY 

Baked Bean Lodge 

Southport 

Tel: (07) 5532 3468 

Tel: (07) 5524 9949 

Assistance for food 

vouchers help with 

clothing and furniture 

referrals 

Tel: 5591 2729 

TAASQ 14 George 

Street, Brisbane 

Tel: (07) 5591 1102 

ISLANDERS 

1/87 Griffith Street, Coolangatta 

Emergency food relief, transport 

assistance, support and assistance 

with women’s issues and drug & 

alcohol support service. 

Tel: (07) 5536 7911 

CORPORATION 

Provides nonmeans tested legal 

advice and confidential financial 

counselling. 

Tel: (07) 5532 9611 3 

For women seeking to leave a 

domestic violence situation PO 

Box 5490, West End 4101 

Sexual Assault Service 

Tel: (07) 3846 3490 

ADVICE CENTRE 

SERVICE 

TRANSPORTATION 

QLD Government 

Tel: 13 QGOV 

(13 74 68) 

Translink. 

Tel: 13 12 30 

Tel: (07) 5532 9611 

FURTHER 

INFORMATION 

OFFICE

24hr Telephone Crisis 

Add 

Support 

QLD 

Ambulance 

13 12 33 Tel: 

NSW 

Ambulance 

(07) 5536 2222 

Tel: 

and Drug 

Alcohol 

Service 

Information 

Violence and 

Domestic 

Assault Helpline 

Sexual 

Showcase 

Coolangatta 

Medical 

Health Clinic 

Centre 

(07) 5536 2899 

Tel 

Coast Hospital 

Gold 

5519 8211 

Tel: 

Support 

HIV/Aids 

Coast Sexual Health 

Gold 

Clinic 

Gold Coast Hwy, 

2019 

Qld Miami 

4220 

Helpline 

Kids 

1800 551 800 

Tel: 

Line Counselling 

Life 

13 11 14 Tel: 

Police or Fire 

Medical, 

Emergency 

Line Parents 

support, 

Provides 

and parent 

counselling 

for the cost of a 

education 

call. local 

1300 301 300 

Tel: 

Aids Council 

Queensland 

based 

Community 

Provides 

organisation 

advocacy and 

education, 

for those living 

support 

or affect by HIV/AIDS. 

with 

Hospital 

Robina 

5668 600 

Tel: 

Flynn Hospital 

John 

Inland Drive, Tugan QLD 

42 

Drive Hospital 

Kennedy 

(07) 5599 4200 

Tel: 

Plaza, Tweed 

Kennedy 

NSW Heads 

HEALTH 

KALWUN 

SERVICES 

indigenous students) 

(for 

(07) 5520 6799, (07) 

Tel: 

5520 

6199 

HEALING 

INDIGENOUS 

Lena Alan 

Indigenous Elder and 

Local 

Healer 

Traditional 

Healing with 

(Dreamtime 

Kinetics) 

Holigraphic 

81979 638 441 

ABN 

jajumbora2@gmail.com 

Health 

Mental 

13 43 25 84 

Tel: 

Health Hotline QLD 

Mental 

1300 729 686 

Tel: 

After Hours Security 

SCU 

Midnight) 

(After 

Health Clinic 

SCU 

Coast Campus 

Gold 

Floor, Building B 

Ground 

Campus Tel: 

Beachside 

Heads District 

Tweed 

Hospital 

Street, Tweed 

Powell 

NSW Heads 

Smile Care 

Tweed 

Beryl Street, Tweed 

47 

NSW Heads 

(07) 5536 3018 

Tel: 

Support Line 

Victims 

1800 633 063 

Tel: 

AND ALCOHOL 

DRUG 

SUPPORT 

Banjara Medical 

Clais 

Building 

by the Gold Coast Drug 

Run 

CLAIS (Clinical 

Council. 

Liaison 

& Torres Strait 

Aboriginal 

provides 

Islanders) 

competent 

culturally 

mentoring as 

counselling/ 

as other GCDC services, 

well 

Aboriginal & Torres Strait 

to 

young people and 

Islander 

families. 

their 

07 55354302 

Tel: 

Gold Coast Drug 

Mirikai 

Council 

a range of Residential 

Offers 

out-client programs, 

and 

services and 

out-client 

education. 

health 

& Drug Information 

Alcohol 

(24 hours) 

Service 

Drug-Arm 

(Alcohol and Other 

AOD 

Program 

Drugs) 

Southport 

Contact: 

Unit 30, 3-15 

Address: 

Street, Southport, 

Jackman 

4215 QLD 

5532 071 

Tel: 

Emergency 

Tel: 13 11 14 

Tel: (02) 6622 `1606 

Tel: 1800 177 833 

Tel (07) 5575 6988 

(07) 5589 3000 

Tel: 1800 424 833 

Tel: (07) 5598 9000 

Tel: 5536 1133 

Tel: 07 55080950 

Tel: 1800 177 833 

Tel: 5576 9033 

1300 656 800 

Tel: 000 

Tel: 0466 267 431

Financial 

contacts 

Abstudy 

with costs for Aboriginal and 

Helps 

Strait Islander Australians 

Torres 

are studying or undertaking an 

who 

Austudy 

help to full-time students 

Financial 

Australian Apprentices aged 25 

and 

or more. 

years 

Allowance 

Youth 

help for people aged 16 to 

Financial 

training, looking for 

Apprenticeship, 

work. 

BEARS Team 

The 

BEARS TEAM is an independent 

The 

providing individuals and 

business 

with career information to 

families 

pathways that lead to a 

plan 

future. 

successful 

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ni-and-college 

Australian Apprenticeship. 

years who are studying full-time, 

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a full-time Australian 

undertaking

How many units do I have to enrol in to 

Q1: 

the full time study load visa 

meet 

units per session/trimester. However, 

Four 

are some instances when students may 

there 

permitted to take less than four units. Some 

be 

include students who are at the end 

examples 

their studies and need to enrol in less units 

of 

complete their course, differing 

to 

for masters students, if an 

requirements 

student plans to enrol in units 

undergraduate 

Session 3 so that they still complete 8 units 

in 

that year, or if a student is identified as ‘at 

in 

all such instances, students will be required 

In 

meet with their International Student 

to 

to make sure that studying less than 4 

Adviser 

is permitted. 

units 

Am I allowed to study external units while 

Q2: 

in Australia? 

studying 

You can enrol externally for 25% of your 

Yes. 

in Australia, however you do need to 

course 

at least one subject internally each 

study 

study period. So, if a student needs 

compulsory 

complete 24 units in Australia to complete 

to 

course, they may enrol in 6 external units. 

their 

enrol in external units, international 

To 

must submit a Unit Approval Request 

students 

My Enrolment. Go to My Enrolment and 

via 

go to My Study Plans. The Unit Approval 

then 

link is on the left side menu. Complete 

Request 

the details on the unit approval request 

all 

and submit. The outcome of your request 

page 

be sent to you in an email after this has 

will 

assessed by your school and the 

been 

office, so remember to check your 

international 

Who should I talk to about my study plan 

Q4: 

any problems I have with my enrolments 

and 

if I wish to make changes to my study plan? 

or 

should always talk to your Student 

You 

Officer. If you are not sure who your 

Support 

Support Officer is, look in your Course 

Student 

Guide or ask at the Shared Services 

Enrolment 

Hub. 

Who should I talk to if I want to transfer to 

Q5: 

course at SCU? 

another 

will need to talk to your International 

You 

Adviser in the first instance and then 

Student 

Student Support Officers for both courses 

the 

find out about any Advanced Standing that 

to 

or may not be granted and to check that 

may 

are no issues with enrolment if the 

there 

E N R O L M E N T & S T U D Y P L A N 

International 

S 

Q3: How do I enrol in external units? 

requirement? 

emails regularly. 

risk’ due to unsatisfactory academic progress. 

However, Advanced Standing units also count 

towards this. 

transfer is approved. 

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to date & if so how do I do this? 

up 

you must update your contact details within 7 days of arriving in Australia and 

Yes, 

V I S A R E G U L A T I O N S & E X T E N S I O N S 

Q1: Is it a visa requirement for international students to keep all of my contact details 

within 7 days of changing any of your contact details for the duration of your visa. You 

should update your contact details in My Enrolment. To do this, log in to My Enrolment 

then go to My Contact Details where you can update your residential address, phone 

number and email address at any time. 

Q2: What are the main student visa conditions? 

Below is a list of visa conditions you should pay close attention to throughout your 

studies. For more detailed information you should read the visa conditions which are 

outlined on your visa, or visit the Department of Immigration & Border Protection 

(DIBP) website. Remember, it is YOUR responsibility to understand your visa 

conditions. 

Meet course requirements – remain enrolled in a full-time registered course & achieve 

satisfactory results. 

Change of provider – remain with your initial course provider for 6 months – for 

packaged courses this would include any preliminary course + 6 months of principal 

course. 

Maintain OSHC – for the full duration of your student visa (excluding Swedish & 

Norwegian students). 

Notify change of address – notify SCU of your address within 7 days of arriving & any 

change of address within 7 days of moving. Work limitations – work no more than 40 

hours per fortnight during study periods. 

Q3: What happens if I breach a student visa condition? 

SCU has a legal obligation to report any instances or possible instances of breaches to 

the Department of Immigration & Border Protection (DIBP). DIBP will then conduct 

further investigations. It is important to respond to any letters or phone calls from 

DIBP, otherwise your visa may be cancelled. 

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in person? 

Office 

can apply for a visa extension online at: http://www.immi.gov.au/e_visa/students.htm 

You 

information regarding Medibank Health Insurance please contact oshc@scu.edu.au 

For 

visit Medibank directly via [www.medibank.com.au]www.medibank.com.au 

or 

forget to activate your registration via: 

Dont 

[www.medibank.com.au/studentregistration]www.medibank.com.au/studentregistrati 

on 

Will the International Office notify students when their Overseas Student Health 

Q1: 

insurance is due to expire? 

Cover 

it is an student’s responsibility to check the expiry date and ensure the insurance does 

No, 

V I S A R E G U L A T I O N S & E X T E N S I O N S 

Q4: If I defer my studies, do I need to leave the country and will my student visa be 

cancelled? 

You are generally expected to leave the country when you defer. Your student visa will be 

cancelled if your period of deferral is longer than one study session or 6 months. 

Q5: If I need to extend my student visa, what do I need to do? 

You must make an appointment to speak to your International Student Adviser to request 

a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) extension. If this is approved, you will then be required 

to submit a ‘Request for CoE Application’, pay your tuition fees for the upcoming study 

session and show proof that your OSHC is paid up to the expected end date of your 

student visa. The International Student Adviser will then issue you a CoE and you can go 

ahead and apply for your visa extension (you should check to see if you are required to 

supply other documentation with your application, such as health forms etc.). 

Q6: Can I apply online for a student visa extension or do I need to go to the Immigration 

H E A L T H , S A F E T Y O S H C & S E C U R I T Y 

not lapse. The expiry date is displayed on the back of your membership card. 

Q2: What should I do if I have a medical or other emergency? 

Call 000. The operator will connect you to the Police, Ambulance or Fire service, 

depending on the nature of your emergency situation. If an ambulance is required, this 

should be covered by your OSHC insurance policy. 

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ack from Medibank? 

money 

have three options - you can go to a Medibank office in person, make a claim 

You 

welfare in Australia? 

my 

the International Student Adviser can assist you with any concerns you have or 

Yes, 

H E A L T H , S A F E T Y O S H C & S E C U R I T Y 

Q3: If I have to pay a fee up front for a doctor's appointment, how do I claim the 

online via the Medibank website: www.medibank.com.au or send your claim by post to 

Medibank. 

Q4: How do I renew my OSHC? 

First, ask an International Office staff to calculate exactly how much health cover you 

need so that you know exactly how much you need to pay. You can then either pay for 

your OSHC in person at your provider's office. You should receive your card 

immediately. Your provider should have an online facility to renew your membership 

and then your card will be posted out to you. If you are with Medibank, you can also 

pay at the SCU Gold Coast campus. You must remember to take your receipt to the 

International Office so they can send this to Medibank and your card will be posted out 

to you. Make sure your provider has the correct postal address in their system. 

Q5: Where can I find useful tips to help ensure my personal safety at home, in public 

places, at the beach & in the bush? 

The SCU International website has lots of information about safety in Australia and 

offers many important safety and security tips and contact details for important safety 

and security services that can offer assistance and advice. 

Q6: Should I take out Comprehensive Car Insurance if I own a car in Australia? 

Although it is not compulsory, it is strongly recommended that you take out 

comprehensive car insurance because it will protect you if you have an accident that is 

your fault as it will help pay for any damages to your car or another car. You should 

also learn the Australian road rules before you drive in Australia. Go to the 

International Student Guide for more information on licensing, registration, insurance, 

road rules and road safety. 

Q7: Should I contact my International Student Adviser if I have any concerns about 

refer you on to other services if required. 

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ACCOMMODATION 

Where can I search for off- campus accommodation ? 

Q1: 

best place to start is SCU Unistays website: http://unistays.edu.au. This website is regularly 

The 

with new accommodation listings in your local area and also has links to local real estate 

updated 

You can also talk to the Accommodation Officer. Please view the "Student Support Services 

agents. 

Associations" links. 

and 

Who can help me if I have problems with my accommodation or my Landlords? 

Q2: 

can contact Fair Trading if you rent in New South Wales, or the Residential Tenancies Authority 

You 

if you rent in Queensland for assistance and advice about your rights and responsibilities as a 

(RTA) 

tenant. 

SKILLS DEVELOPMENT 

ACADEMIC 

Can I make an individual appointment to talk to an Academic Skills Development adviser? 

Q1: 

You can email or phone an adviser to book an appointment. The appointments are generally for 

Yes. 

half hour period. If you wish to talk about an assignment, you must take the assignment question, 

a 

Can my classmates and I book a group appointment to talk to an adviser about an upcoming 

Q2: 

assignment? 

Will an Academic Skills Development adviser proof read my assignment for grammar and 

Q3: 

spelling? 

The adviser’s job is not to proof read students assignments. The adviser might check one or two 

No. 

to identify common errors and offer advice and suggest changes or improvement, but 

paragraphs 

they will not proof read every paragraph. 30 

Q&A - COMMON 

STUDENT QUERIES 

the marking criteria and a draft of your assignment if you have already started writing it. 

Yes, you can make a group appointment by email or phone.

& IT 

COMPUTING 

What should I do if I forget my username or password for MySCU, My Enrolment or the campus 

Q1: 

computers? 

can either email the Technology Services helpdesk at: servicedesk@scu.edu.au or phone 02 6620 

You 

(ext: 73698 if you use an on-campus phone) or submit an online request via the website: 

3698 

My Enrolment has a ‘Forgot your password’ link and you can request a new 

http://www.scu.edu.au/it/. 

How can I connect to the university’s wireless internet network facility? 

Q2: 

Services has step by step guides that you can access either from the SCU Connect link on 

Technology 

website: http://www.scu.edu.au/it/ or look for the pamphlets in the computer labs. Alternatively 

the 

can the service desk at: servicedesk@scu.edu.au or phone 02 6620 3698 (ext: 73698 if you use an 

you 

Can I ask the Technology Services staff to fix problems I am having with my personal 

Q3: 

computer? 

Who do I contact if I am having problems sending my print jobs to the university printers? 

Q4: 

save your work on the U Drive and NOT the desktop as you will lose any work from the 

Always 

as soon as you log out. You should also save your work to a USB or portable hard drive. 

desktop 

contact the Technology Services immediately if you think you have lost any of your work on 

Please 

SECURITY 

Does SCU have 24 hour security service 

Q1: 

all campuses? 

on 

you can contact security staff 24 hours 

Yes, 

day. There are Help Phones located 

a 

around each of the campuses 

strategically 

will connect you directly with a 

that 

officer, or call 02 6620 3628, or 02 

Security 

3333 for urgent assistance, if you are 

06620 

from a personal/off campus phone. 

calling 

password immediately – this will be sent to your SCU email account within minutes 

on-campus phone). 

No. The IT staff are not permitted to work on students’ personal computers. 

the U Drive 

In extreme emergencies, always call 000. 

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GRADUATION 

Q1: Where do I make my graduation choice (e.g. to attend a ceremony or to have 

Graduation 

testamur posted to me)? 

my 

must log in to My Enrolment, then go to My Graduation and follow the 

You 

carefully. You will be asked if you wish to attend a graduation 

instructions 

or if you wish to have your testamur (i.e. your graduation certificate) 

ceremony 

to you, or if you wish to collect it from the university, or if you would like the 

posted 

to hold the testamur until you decide. The university will always hold 

university 

If I request my testamur (graduation certificate) to be posted, what address 

Q2: 

it be posted to? 

will 

testamur will be posted to the address you have set as your ‘preferred 

Your 

Make sure you update your contact details before you leave the university 

address’. 

remember, your testamur will only be posted to a street address, NOT a post 

and 

box as a testamur is a legal document and you need to sign for it when it 

office 

You should also provide a phone number so that you can be contacted if 

arrives. 

are any problems. 

there 

What should I do if I have not received my testamur even though I have 

Q3: 

for it to be posted to me on My Enrolment? 

registered 

should send an email to studentgradinfo@scu.edu.au and they will investigate 

You 

you have not received this. 

why 

I have not received by official Academic Transcript. What should I do? 

Q4: 

you should check that your address details are correct in My Enrolment. Then, 

First, 

an email to enquiry@scu.edu.au and explain that you have not received your 

send 

and give the address details for where the transcript should have been 

transcript 

The exams team will investigate this for you. If you did not update your 

sent. 

details in My Enrolment and your transcript went to the wrong address 

address 

Is the Course Completion Ceremony that the International Office holds our 

Q5: 

graduation? 

official 

The course Completion Ceremony is an informal ceremony that the 

No. 

Office holds for international students who are unable to remain in 

International 

for the official Graduation Ceremony which is usually held several months 

Australia 

students graduate. 

after 

your testamur until you make a choice. 

and you may have to pay for another transcript.

THE LIBRARY 

USING 

Can the Library staff 

Q1: 

me to search for 

help 

sources for 

information 

assignments? 

the Library can help 

Yes, 

to search for 

you 

and they can 

resources 

help you to refine 

also 

searches.Just ask for 

your 

help! 

Can the Library staff 

Q2: 

me with 

help 

referencing? 

and the Library also 

Yes, 

links to a variety of 

has 

guides. 

referencing 

Are there tutorials on 

Q3: 

to use Endnote and 

how 

to use the Library 

how 

databases? 

just go to the Library 

Yes, 

TV: 

http://sculibrarytv.info/ 

the Library website 

on 

Can I request to 

Q4: 

Library items 

borrow 

and extend my 

online 

online? 

loans 

just go to the Library 

Yes, 

website: 

http://www.scu.edu.au/lib 

and sign in to ‘My 

rary/ 

You can extend 

Account’. 

loan online, but only 

your 

the item is not 

if 

overdue. 

Will I get a fine if I 

Q5: 

late returning Library 

am 

that I have 

items 

borrowed? 

there is a penalty for 

Yes, 

items and you 

overdue 

also lose your 

may 

ALWAYS 

REMEMBER 

YOU ARE 

BRAVER 

THAN YOU 

BELIEVE, 

STRONGER 

THAN YOU 

SEEM, AND 

SMARTER 

THAN YOU 

THINK 

borrowing rights.

ENROLLING, 

COURSE 

GRADES, 

view your Grades MySCU 

Please 

tab within your 

-Grades 

log in. 

Blackboard 

questions regarding your 

Any 

should be directed to 

grades 

lectures, formal grade 

your 

information can be found 

query 

via: 

http://scu.edu.au/students/index 

you can also discuss 

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your grade with your 

querying 

lecturer. 

University 2017 teaching 

The 

dates can be viewed 

calendar 

via the SCU Homepage - 

publicly 

Calendar link: 

Teaching 

http://scu.edu.au/students/index. 

php/58/ 

contact your school for 

Please 

regarding units and their 

advice 

course structure 

availabilities, 

any study plan requests to 

and 

school liason officers can be 

Your 

at the HUB reception 

contacted 

the Gold Coast; or via email: 

at 

or 

gcsharedservices@scu.edu.au 

PLANS / 

STUDY 

INFO 

COURSE 

complete an application 

Please 

"Request for Academic 

for 

within information 

Transcript" 

via found 

http://scu.edu.au/students/index.p 

hp/27 

Graduation assistance, please 

For 

contact 

or 

studentgradinfo@scu.edu.au 

www.scu.edu.au/graduation 

visit 

FYI 

THE TIPS 

KNOW 

TRICKS OF 

AND 

AND MUCH 

INFO 

MORE. 

GRADES 

GRADUATION INFO 

know how to enrol for Sessions. 

phone: 075589 3001 

TEACHING DATES 

34

every 50 - 90 minutes to help 

breaks 

focus better. 

you 

time in advance. Use a calendar 

study 

write down what you're planning. 

and 

a colour code to break down your 

Use 

Use markers and post it notes 

topics. 

group relevant information 

to 

It will help you memorize 

together. 

can improve your ability to 

blueberries 

retain information and remain 

focus, 

social media updates during 

your 

time. break 

6 

Use mind maps to visualise your topics 

better, improve your memory and 

7 

During high intensity study periods 

it is recommended to take breaks to 

8 

It will make you feel more 

exercise. 

and refreshed. 

energised 

people find that listening to 

Some 

whilst studying helps them 

music 

being more productive. If that is your 

case, keep the volume low and play 9 

that you don't find yourself 

songs 

along to! 

singing 

yourself! After taking an exam 

Treat 

a friend for coffee, go to the 

meet 

before starting to study for 

break 

next assignment. 

your 

Study tips 

Good lighting can increase your 

productivity. An overhead light might 

1 

be enough - consider a desk or 

not 

lamp with direct light. 

floor 

enough sleep, especially the night 

Get 

your exam. Have regular short 

before 

Start studying early and plan your 

2 

3 

4 

5 

everything faster. 

healthy food that fuels your brain. 

Eat 

like apples, walnuts and 

Food 

mentally alert. 

Avoid any distraction. Turn off your 

phone and the television, and check 

cinema or just take a well deserved 

prioritise information. 

10 

35

dish is nice and simple. It 

This 

also refreshing and perfect 

is 

Rump steak 

150g-200g 

salad Mixed 

onion Red 

capsicum 

Red 

Cucumber 

lime (or lime juice) 

1 

Oil Tspn 

balsamic 

Tspn 

tspn paprika 

½ 

and pepper 

Salt 

pan and seal off the rump steak on 

Warm 

sides. Season with salt and pepper to 

both 

Allow to cook to your preferred taste, 

taste. 

off heat and allow to rest. 

take 

capsicum, onions and cucumber 

Slice 

and add to fresh salad mix. In a 

thinly 

bowl add paprika, salt/ pepper, 

separate 

juice and balsamic. Whisk and add oil 

lime 

steak and slice thin and mix into the 

Take 

Ensure steak isn’t too hot as it will 

salad. 

the salad. Place is serving bowl and 

wilt 

dressing and serve. 

drizzle 

CHOOSING 

THE RIGHT 

MEAL FOR 

YOU AND THE 

SEASON ON A 

BUDGET 

R E F R E S H I N G B E E F S A L A D 

Summer 

for a hot summer’s meal. 

BY DAVID KERSHAW 

a little bit at a time to bind together.

your boring cheap 2 minute 

Turn 

into a feast with your left 

noodles 

rasher smoked back bacon 

1 

chicken 

Shredded 

spring onion 

2 

Mushrooms 

frozen peas 

50g 

Carrot 

tsp paprika 

Quarter 

tsp cornflour 

2 

vegetable or chicken Stock 

Tsp 

taste) (to 

noodles 

Cheap 

of Worcestershire sauce 

Splash 

simple dish can be made up from any 

This 

overs that you have in your fridge. You 

left 

turn that muddy looking water into a 

can 

tasty dish. Just add a bit of soy 

colourful 

oyster sauce for a bit of a Asian taste. 

and 

out in the clearance section of Coles 

Look 

BY DAVID KERSHAW 

Winter 

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