Your First Doctor’s Appointment
Getting sick in a foreign country is frustrating enough, but being unfamiliar with the medical system can make the situation
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Mental Health in PhD International Students
Doing an academic research isn’t just all glory and achievements, it comes with it’s own struggles and challenges. Jason spoke to a PhD international student to know more about what they go through.
Reaching Out for Your Mental Health
Don’t be afraid to reach out, and take care of yourself. Jason from Meld talks with two batyr alumni about what pushed them to reach out for help.
Queer Boy/Girl Love YouTube Series During Iso
Running out of shows to watch? Checkout on some of these queer web series.
Afterpay: Should I Buy Now, Pay Later?
Jason from Meld teaches you about Afterpay, and if you should use it.
COVID-19: Ramadan and Eid at Home
What’s it like to fast during Ramadan in the COVID-19 pandemic? Jason from Meld finds out.
“It reminds us that we are not welcomed in this country,” Int’l Students Speak Out Over Racist Attack Video
Meld Magazine journalist Jason interviewees the two girls from the viral racist attack video to hear their story.
Covid-19 Leaves International Students in Financial Risk
Jason from Meld shares the financial impact intl students are experiencing
Changes to Road Laws for International Student Drivers
Are you an international student driving in Australia? Jason Hendriks catches up on the latest law changes in Victoria.
HIV 101: All you need to know about this STD
HIV can affect anyone but if treated, it can be managed. Jason provides a guide on all you need to know about this STD.
MISC 2019 Rewind – Failure, Future, Focus on the Agenda
It was so nice to see your faces at MISC 2019! Follow Jason as he rewinds 📽 and recounts the inspiration-filled day. From practical industry advice to networking – MISC helped us go super saiyan on those motivation levels 🌏🤯🔥.
Be You – Be Scene: Helping international students speak out through theatre
Mental health has traditionally been stigmatised and seen as taboo but recently there has been a shift, more people are