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Thank you all for your participation in the Grassroots online forum discussion. Here is a link to the published report. http://www.smh.com.au/news/grassroots/name-and-shame-gets-thumbs-down/2007/03/08/1173166881630.html?page=fullpage#contentSwap1 For those who contributed and we requested...

Interesting replies. Does anyone here think that the domestic violence reform prejudices men as opposed to women? Does anyone think that the issue is non-political and is irrelevant to the state election? Does anyone have any suggestions on what would be best to combat domestic violence?

http://www.news.com.au/sundaytelegraph/story/0,,21248760-5011900,00.html Morris Iemma announced that, if he is re-elected, his government will introduce reform to combat rising domestic violence. Among his plans include the 'naming and shaming' of people convicted of domestic violence. There...

Hi guys, Thanks for all your very interesting responses. You can find some of them published on SMH Online through this link: http://www.smh.com.au/news/grassroots/for-firsttime-voters-its-a-matter-of-who-cares/2007/02/27/1172338607671.html Cheers!

Yeah no worries. I'll PM anyone who makes a response and request their information. So far, I have everyone's details. Thanks so much!

We'll quote you. But, like all newspapers, if there's a dispute about something being said, and if you wanted to complain or whatever, there's no record of you having said that at all then. Or it'll be incomplete.

Hey people, Thanks a tonne for your replies! For fact-checking and accuracy purposes, could you leave the following details in your reply: Full Name, Age, Occupation (or what you're studying) and Electorate. These will only be used to maintain records of what all of you have said. It's...

To all those first-time or newer voters, What electorate are you in? What political issues are important to YOU for the upcoming NSW state election? And are the pollies making you all aware of the issues, or do you feel kind of lost? I'm actually a UTS student doing a story for the...

I turned up to two or three seminars in Legal Research and still got 69.... So if you turn up to a few more and actually study, it'd be easy to get a distinction. Well probably not easy, but still very doable. I've also done Torts and Contracts and the substantive law subjects are much...

You can study them seperately if you want. The only restriction is that you meet all the prerequisites/corequesites. Let's say you do Journalism/Law. Now you could organise your course structure so you complete all law subjects before doing any journalism subjects.The problem you would...

Contradictions! You're 18 and you said it could be 2 years until you get married to him and "do it" and then finish off with saying you won't get married at 21. It's obvious here that someone is having second thoughts!

Hey, but with Macs you get an ultra-funky keyboard. Oh, and the widescreen mac monitor looks fucken awesome. Oh yeah, and also, such powerful processors don't really provide any advantages either...except maybe to gamers (who ALSO have an extremely powerful graphics card). The whole lot of it...

Not sure too who you are replying to (me or josiekiller...)...I assume me though. I'm not sure why I should bother replying to someone who needs to call me a moron (despite the fact that it is obviously you who did not understand me). But here it goes: No, I was not saying that if you stop...

What about other important stuff (which, might i say, would cost a lot lot more than any soc ever would?) e.g. the gym (it's a great gym btw), legal advocacy? huh? Those two alone would cost a lot more than the silly societies. Now I agree with you that some societies...

My advice for you is do an arts course (of your choosing) at some uni and then try to transfer. The great thing about transfer at UTS is that they allow a personal statement and/or a questionairre which gives you the chance to demonstrate how much you want to do the course. I was doing...

Yeah tell me too..

Student fees and text books, that's pretty much all... EDIT: BTW, text books are going to set you back a LOT...try to get second-hand text books if you can, i can set you up with some business students if you're looking for that...

I think you should go to the UTS site and have a look at all the B Arts in Communication courses....I know that a lot of them have common subjects and you would be best advised to choose a course which shares a lot of subjects with the Media Arts & Production degree so that you can get full credit.

I did Psychology / Law @ Macquarie and this year I transferred to Journalism / Law @ UTS. I got full credit and exemptions for the all my law subjects...however, none of the psychology subjects yielded me any credit. So, as the person above has said, probably only your commerce subjects would...

B Arts - Journalism / Law..first preference yay!