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Australia News on August 8, 2019

By: vietpressusa August 08, 2019

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u/maccasslave92
2 minutes ago
no politics

Friends have started a sports Podcast

Friends on mine have started a sports podcast.
Weekly podcast, generally uploaded on a Wednesday. They are up to episode 6 which talks about Nrl coaches in the hot seat, AFL finals, upcoming EPL and NFL seasons to name a few things
They discuss things in the NRL, AFL, Rugby, Tennis, Cricket, EPL, NFL and others when its in the news.
They are really looking for feedback more then anything in the early stages to get the best podcast out to the general public.
Would love for any podcast listeners to give them a go and leave so feedback/review.
http://www.buzzsprout.com/391900fbclid=IwAR3fqXgA67dmkhq4DnKVrZcYI8PtKUceDfVNAebgwLBMRdEwyiNsm6Nv7wY
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Posted by
u/SardonicSwine
4 minutes ago
no politics

Question about Australian visa for a research lab visit

(crossposted from r/AcademicPsychology)
Hello all,
I wanted to ask for some advice regarding a situation my friend is currently facing: as a PhD student in an European country, they've received a national grant for a research project. As part of this project, they've arranged a visit (e-mailed the prof., explained all the details, got confirmation and a formal letter) in an Australian research lab for a few months.
This is where our question comes in: What sort of visa should they apply for? A cursory overview of the Department of Home Affairs' website ( https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing) shows several visa types which could potentially be appropriate in this case.
What sort of visa should they apply for? Alternatively, where can they seek additional information and guidance, aside from the aforementioned professor or the university? Do you think sending e-mails is sufficient, or should they try international phone calls? Any help and pointers would be greatly appreciated!
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Posted by
u/VictoriaMaree1252
2 hours ago
no politics

[Academic] Predictors of Driving and Gambling patterns (18+ Australian residents) (need 300 participants)

Students from Federation University are looking for Australian participants over the age of 18 years for their research on driving and gambling patterns.
Participation will involve an online survey that will take approximately 15-20 minutes to complete, at your convenience.
The survey will be asking questions related to driving and gambling behaviour as well as the following factors:
  • Risk Perceptions
  • Peer Influences
  • Self-efficacy
  • Personality -Gambling beliefs
You will also have the option of entering a draw for one of two $50 fuel cards as a token of thanks for your participation.
Please visit the link below for more information and help us in our studies.
Predictors of Driving and Gambling patterns
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