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Okay I know I cooked it, I should have read the forms closer etc. But it's happened now and any help would be greatly appreciated.

Since the start of this financial year, I've had two jobs - one permanent part time three days/week, the other a casual gig on the other two weekdays (so all up I essentially work full time hours).

I've just recently realised that I ticked the tax-free threshold box on both TFN forms. I've been earning decent money across the two gigs with ~34k income and ~5k tax withheld since the start of FY 23-24, according to the ATO site.

However, I'm set to finish up the casual gig at the end of December and reduce to two days/week at my part time job from 2024 as I'm do

I had a quick search on the sub and couldn't find any info on this.

Just wondering if anyone has any experience with the Master of Geography, bonus points if it's the Human Geography stream and you're interested in sustainable development, social policy etc.

I'd love to hear from current or past students about what the program is like overall - whether the coursework is well-run and the research components actually give you useful skills. The handbook mentions being able to go into government, research and NGO fields so I'd like to know if anyone has achieved this.

My undergrad is PPE from UQ which to be honest was not the most organised and well-run program. I was part of only its second

I've been watching NHL for almost ten years now but never went skating in that time. In Australia, hockey is a pretty niche sport and I never even considered that I could play it here. Even going ice skating casually isn't a big thing here at all.

A few weeks ago, some mates randomly decided to go to a public skating session. There are actually two rinks in my city, which was a surprise to me.

After the first 20 minutes or so of shuffling around and falling over, I started getting the hang of it.

Since then, I've been to as many skating sessions as I can and I honestly can't get enough. I've got the bug. It's such a great feeling being on the ice. I'm pretty shit but I'm very slowly learn

I graduated last year with Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics, majoring in Politics. I wrote my Honours thesis on using Indigenous languages as a cornerstone for decolonisation in Australia, which was a topic I really enjoyed and felt passionate about. I finished uni with Class I Honours, which was cool. I watched my friends in my degree mostly go into consultancy and law, which are both career paths that did NOT inspire me.

My strengths are in my communication skills. I've always been a good writer and a decent speaker, and I enjoy meeting new people and learning things about them. I love different cultures and specifically languages, which is what drew me to my thesis topic in

I’m 20 years old, still living with my parents and unlikely to be moving out for at least 3 years, but most likely more. I lost my first cat to cancer a few months ago - she was a lovely cat but we got her from a shelter and she had a few behavioural issues. Namely, she peed on the carpet numerous times in both the living room and in my parents’ room.

Naturally, it drove my parents crazy and caused a lot of problems and tension. We treated the carpet so many times, and the smell is pretty much gone, especially as she’s obviously not peeing there anymore. However you can still smell it if you put your nose right over it. It’s almost definitely gone through to the padding and subfloor. Howev

I wanted to just say best behind ever scored but Boomer’s point would’ve immediately ended the thread.

For the newer fans of the game, here.

Bittersweet trade period, but definitely on sweet side.

Over the moon with the fact that we got all of the deals done - I thought for sure we’d pull a classic St Kilda and find a way to mess it up. There’s an article I just read on the AFL app where Ryder is talking up our management and young team and is keen to teach Marshall some of his tricks - that got me pretty excited.

Obviously stoked about Hill and Howard, and Jones and Butler too. Two good additions if not quite on the same level as the other three.

On the other side of the coin, I’m sure like many here Stuv and Brucey are two of my absolute favourite Sainters of recent years. And yes it does look like we got dicked over, certai