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Depends how long ago it was. There is nothing stopping a potential employer asking for it and from memory, we usually ask for the past 2 or so years worth of records/results/reports/etc which may be relevant. Just remember absenteeism isn't the only thing people will consider but be prepared...

Good choice but I feel they've gone downhill in recent years. And it's also a bit cramped if you have 4 people. Sushi rio in Bondi is better than the Sussex st store.

It's not about the specs. It's about the overall experience using the laptop. Besides when you're using a well integrated and optimised machine, what appears to be inferior specs on paper may end up having a more positive experience. On another note though, this article sums it up very well...

Re: New Macbook Air (the thin/gold one with a 12" retina display) I disagree- there are a few items which are reasonable. I thought the 11" Macbook Air for under $1k was a decent proposition for casual laptop users who needed something more than an Atom-based netbook. I even bought a few of...

Don't know if there's a central list on the CA website for Newcastle alone but there are a few firms both small and large in Newcastle. You might need to research on your own but at least one of the Big 4 are there and I know they offer cadetships.

Congrats. (have to admit the prizes are less exciting than years ago- if I recall correctly they used to give away laptops or something)

Re: New Macbook Air (the thin/gold one with a 12" retina display) I think it just looks absolutely stunning but with the single USB C port, it's probably not too useful for me. That, and Core M. Would be better off buying an Air with the new specs. Funnily enough my juniors at work are already...

Re: New Macbook Air (the thin/gold one with a 12" retina display) It's using Intel Core M so it is definitely not gaming spec. Performance should be better on the Air anyway. Time will tell if a single USB C port is sufficient- who knows, if it becomes industry standard maybe there will be...

I think social life will definitely change over time depending on each individual but it's definitely what you choose to make it. Working in a professional firm teaches you to balance and manage your time, and to prioritise what matters to you. I personally followed a lot of routine in my cadet...

I met quite a lot of first year students when I last went. But I'd say an even larger number would've been international students. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Assuming you get through law and pass, it is a valuable point of differentiation based on the skills/experience you get from that very different perspective. If you do well academically then that's another story. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Re: New Macbook Air (the thin/gold one with a 12" retina display) I actually think Apple did quite well with their gold coloured devices - not too bold or bright; and quite subtle in the colour. And yes I have a gold iPad Air 2 and iPhone 5S; but I reverted back to silver for the 6. Sent...

Re: New Macbook Air (the thin/gold one with a 12" retina display) It's a premium laptop. It's not like it's outlandish. Come to think of it, I remember spending around $1800 on my original white plastic Macbook. Maybe that's how Apple intend to position this device in their lineup against the...

This. In the more popular cities, there is a lot of competition for the roles which are available. Salaries are also higher but from talking with guys when I used to work in NYC, a lot of that goes towards paying off student loans. On another note, getting a working visa in the US was not a...

It's more about opening your eyes to opportunities so you get a sense of who the graduate employers are and meeting them. You may also get some freebies/brochures to help give you ideas.

Re: New Macbook Air (the thin/gold one with a 12" retina display) My bad it's not called Macbook Air... must've been dreaming when I was working last night and realised I was awake when they were making the announcement live. Price seems reasonable at $1800 for a 12" thin ultrabook with retina...

Man it looks amazing. Not a fan of the gold colour but it's interesting to see how they've applied their colour scheme to the Macbook. Only problem is... I don't really need another computer. All images/info sourced from Mac Rumors. I also wonder how a single USB-C will catch...

I personally preferred to buy in store as it's satisfying seeing what you're buying given the importance of aesthetics on your enjoyment of using the stationery. For me it was Officeworks and Kmart.

Have you tried My Sweet Memory? There's a few around town and I used to enjoy their green tea matcha drinks. If you want to make one yourself though, there's a few places which sell the powder and you just add boiling water. If you're wanting something a bit fancier, I personally have a Dolce...

Did the Op end up settling on a place to go? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk