DukeNinja

Hi guys, Can anyone recommend an agent that has significant experience with the above please? Thanks DN

Probably not. I think they should be able to email it to AHPRA directly.

This. How about some locum work? You might come across something that'll broaden your experience.

Maybe just give them a nudge? It's difficult trying to get to a sympathetic soul at the department, but my friend managed to to that, and her processing started shortly afterwards.

Plenty of Australia-wide positions being advertised by Alexander Associates. I have no affiliations with them. Contact: Anthony Barono E: anthony@alexander-associates.com.au MB: 0425 211 634

One more thing to point out. Even if you applied for your visa before your 32nd birthday, you might not get invited before the latter.

Assume a minimum of 12 weeks. Hth.

We bought a place last year, and within weeks of moving in, the gas boiler died, the shower mixer broke, the electric oven caught fire and a lot more stuff went wrong. So we have done some sort of reno. We installed a 10kW solar system, an induction free-standing hob/oven, as well as a heat pump hot water system. In hindsight, a simple 3kW hot water heater would have sufficed instead of a heat pump, as I time the water to be heated up during solar production hours.

Hey. I remember you from when I was doing my 101, and you helped out, thanks again! So evidently some government schools don't even send out application forms for prep until August. As long as you're in the catchment area, you should technically get a place. Have you checked on the EdMap website? https://www.qgso.qld.gov.au/maps/edmap/ Of course the private school would say yes sooner because you'll be paying for it. You might want to check for any penalties if you accept and then pull out later (They might require that you pay a fee upon acceptance etc..)

I did the same for my friend, however the dealer was unable to register the car in their name without an Aus licence. This is in Queensland. Might be worth checking this with your dealer. Mind you this was a new car. It might be different for used cars or different states. All the best with your journey.

It is common knowledge that we are often referred to as "whinging poms". And unfortunately I have a habit of being a grumpy middle aged bloke, which puts me squarely in the above category.

This. Like Peter Kay says: Booked it, packed it, f*cked off.

I can appreciate your intentions, however this is probably the wrong forum if you want to change the system. My friend has just finished their quarantine, and even though they specified meal preferences due to religious reasons, those were not respected on multiple occasions despite this being contested.

A nurse is paid between $40-$60 per hour. How many are there in your hotel? How about the national guard? How many are there? The bill probably says food, but it's probably accounting for the above as well as the fact that the whole hotel is a dedicated quarantine facility.

I'd gladly fork out 2 weeks' worth of overpriced canteen food for the prospect of a complete lifestyle change. Especially considering that we are in the middle of a pandemic, and you're being allowed in the 3rd best country vis-à-vis the virus spread.

Don't forget to use a primer... We learnt the hard way.

Found this on OzBargain: https://www.udemy.com/course/ielts-guide-for-non-native-speakers/?couponCode=2A5A97B6E8DE30FED002 Might be of interest to some.

Be aware that AHPRA is not allowing you to present to their offices to validate your ID, and hence finalise your registration. You'll need to present to your prospective employer.

It is not about the topics, it is about the structure of your answer.

Vodafone does eSim. I second Three UK.

I second MoneyCorp.

Thanks guys! The sound of its call confirmed that it is a Tawny.

This little fella has visited us twice now. Any ideas what type it might be? I'm thinking a Powerful Owl .

Does one need to have a nationality-based identity?

Evidently, the underfloor hot water heating is the better option. Hot water is directed through a dedicated underfloor labyrinth of pipes, instead of having radiators. This would allow you to run a lower heating temperature, and have a better heat distribution when compared to isolated radiators. Or you could have a smart heating system. I had a Honeywell Evohome installed in the UK, with each radiator having a smart TRV. I had different schedules for weekdays/weekends. I'd often have to leave the house before 5, so I'd set it up so that the master bedroom was comfortable for when I woke up. Then the bathroom was warm in time for my shower, followed by the kitchen, for me to have brekkie. And you could set it to heat the kitchen during cooking and dinner time, followed by heating the lounge, and then getting the bedroom warm enough for bedtime. The system also allowed IFTTT integration and geolocation activation (it would start heating the house as soon as I was outside a pre-set radius around work). It also had Alexa integration, so I could say (Alexa, set bedroom to X degrees). I loved it. We had a Victorian end of terrace, and the house was never cold. Then I rented the house out, and the tenants wrecked it.