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I'm currently at both Parramatta and Campbelltown campuses. Parramatta is my home campus and Campbelltown contains my health subject electives. I live in the Bankstown area, so driving to Campbellwotn is quite a trek compared to Parramatta (18KMs vs. 33KMs one way)... but I'd have to say that...

Yeah everyone is over 18 years of age, and yeah I'm in control of the vehicle at all times. None of my friends are aggressive drunks... it's just social drinking if you get what I mean.

I'm just wondering if this is okay? Can my passengers in my car drink alcohol while I drive? I won't be drinking at all because I am the designated driver, but my friends have a habit of drinking alcohol in my car when I drive... and I'm just wondering if I'll be in any trouble? Thanks.

Right. So I've been fined for making a right turn where there was a no right turn sign. There's $197 gone and 2 points (still have 2), but I accept it's my fault for not looking before turning... Anyway... when I pay this fine, will they send any letters to my home? Cause I really don't want...

I'm curious to know if there's anyone on here that's doing B.Computing at UWS Parramatta for 2010? Thanks.

B.Computing (Parramatta)

I'm curious to know this... but does every single course in a uni all start at the same time and end at the same time like high school? say 9AM to 3PM? I can't possibly think what the trains and buses would be like with say 10000 students or so exiting and entering at the same time!

I was expecting something like surfers paradise... but nonetheless I agree with you fare and square there.

I recently went up to the Entrance for schoolies and I was dissapointed unfortunately. It wasn't a bad place, but I was expecting at least a nightclub or two. Basically, in my opinion, if you go to The Entrance you will need a car to go to further places.

Every weekend... regardless of its condition.

Holden Commodore. It's rear wheel drive, locally made, value for money, slightly better resale value than the Ford and it looks good (in my opinion anyway).

Damn, I forgot about those cars. But aren't they turbocharged or whatever? What about the stock non-turbocharged editions of those against a Commodore or Falcon?

Yeah, but how old is your car? You seriously can't compre your modern 2008-09 model car with a Commodore or Falcon from say 1990. I'm pretty sure that if you got a 2008 Commo or Falcon against a 2008-09 model 4 cylinder car, then the Commodore or Falcon would definitely win. Also, the 4...

I'm proud of what we have here and what we can make here. I like to support local industries. That's my view anyway.

True, the Hilux would do a better job. But I still prefer sedans because they handle the road better.... you know more comfortable and less rough due to the softer suspension setup. I will put one point forward in regards to the Falcodores debate. They are the only two that I can find which...

When you need to tow a boat it matters. Or if you want a car with some awesome performance.... Camrys simply can't beat a Falcon or Commodore for power.... with the exception of the new Aurion. Also, with rear wheel drive you also have 50/50 balance.

You mean the Lexus ES300? The only thing that it shares with the Toyota Camry is the chassis frame and the V6 engine. Apart from that it's all different. Doors, panels and interior is all different.

Yeah, but the Camry hasn't got that Commodore/Falcon grunt and it's not rear wheel drive either.

$15-$25 a week. I average out about 200-300KM a week with my 2003 Toyota Corolla.

I'll get either a Holden Commodore or Ford Falcon as my first car. Bit big I know, but easy to find parts and has a nice powerful engine. Might be a bit harsh on the petrol but there's nothing LPG can't solve. :)