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Emily Hua·Food & Drink, Lifestyle·April 9, 2020

Meld Does Dalgona Coffee – The Food Series

Emily Hua tackles internet food trends in Meld’s new food series.
Minh Giang·News & Events, News & Issues·July 16, 2018

Think Smart, Stay Safe: Identifying verbal abuse and how int’l students can manage confrontations

Verbal abuse can happen anywhere and at any time, as this international student discovered when she was on a bus heading into the city. Minh Giang, with assistance from Victoria Police, shares Chui Choo Feng’s story and offers a guide on what you could do to protect yourself, and others in the future, if it ever happens to you. #ThinkSmartStaySafe
Meld Magazine·Lifestyle, Student Life, Travel·May 21, 2018

Meld Asks: What’s it like studying in Gold Coast?

Ever wondered what life would be like if you had chosen to study in Gold Coast instead? We traveled up there to ask international students there what studying in Gold Coast is all about.
Minh Giang·Student Life·May 14, 2018

Think Smart, Stay Safe: What all students should know if they’re on campus late at night

With help from Victoria Police, these are our safety tips on what international students can do to ensure their personal safety is priortised – especially when they’re out on campus late at night. Minh Giang has the story.

Events, Student Life

A Tasty Welcome for International Students

May 13, 2022

A chill day didn’t stop international students from enjoying Geloso’s Gelateria and a warm welcome from the Lord Mayor Sally

Events, Film & TV

TFF 2022 Comes Back Australia-Wide Online with Live Screenings in Melbourne

February 23, 2022

Transition Film Festival (TFF) is back this February to March with new lineups of amazing, and forward thinking

Mental Health, News & Issues, Student Life

Nearing two years apart: International students are missing home more than ever

October 22, 2021

When Australia closed its borders last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it didn’t just lock people out, it also locked people in – leaving many international students feeling homesick. Felice Lok reports.

Lifestyle, News & Issues, Student Life

Do content creators help international students decide where to study?

October 22, 2021

International student content creators are allowing potential students to walk a mile in their shoes by sharing their personal experiences studying abroad. Tricia Rivera reports.

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A Tasty Welcome for International Students

TFF 2022 Comes Back Australia-Wide Online with Live Screenings in Melbourne

Nearing two years apart: International students are missing home more than ever

A new foundation for international student victims of crime proves to be a silver lining in the Minh Duong story

Mental as Everything: Shining a Light on Mental Health

Meld Does Dalgona Coffee – The Food Series

Think Smart, Stay Safe: Identifying verbal abuse and how int’l students can manage confrontations

Meld Asks: What’s it like studying in Gold Coast?

Think Smart, Stay Safe: What all students should know if they’re on campus late at night