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Northern Territory international
student handbook 2020
The pathway to your future begins in Australia’s Northern Territory
StudyNT
StudyNT.nt.gov.au
@studynorthernterritory
StudyNT@nt.gov.au
/groups/StudyNorthernTerritory
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OUR LADY OF THE SACRED HEART
CATHOLIC COLLEGE ALICE SPRINGS
WELCOMING INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
For more information please contact us on p: +61 8 8950 6400
www.olshalice.catholic.edu.au e: admin.olshalice@nt.catholic.edu.au
PO Box 2508 Alice Springs NT Australia 0871
Cricos provider: 02598D
Welcome
Congratulations Experience our rich culture, natural beauty
on choosing to and affordable lifestyle
study and live in
While studying is the most important
Australia’s Northern
part of your time, there are just as many
Territory. On behalf
opportunities to learn outside the classroom.
of all the people
The Territory has a unique lifestyle and an
in the Territory
abundance of natural beauty and experiences.
-“Territorians” - it
The Territory is home to two UNESCO World
gives me great
Heritage listed sites, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National
pleasure to welcome
Park and Kakadu National Park.
you to this very
special part of Australia that we call home In the Territory you can easily get involved
which is now your home. in social, community and sporting clubs, get
work experience and volunteer. Getting
In the Territory international students can:
involved will help you form friendships that
Earn an Australian qualification in a warm, last a lifetime and help you learn valuable
friendly and peaceful destination skills.
The Territory offers world-class education 64 per cent of international students here
in a safe and friendly environment, and all in the Territory find employment, and earn
of our education institutions offer a wealth an average of $450 per week. Territory
of academic opportunities. Your education employers welcome international students.
institution will also provide you with support
During your time in the Territory, you can expect
during your studies and help you settle into
to hear ‘give it a go’ a lot more than you’ll hear
your new life.
the word ‘no’.
The Territory is warm in both climate and Australia’s Northern Territory is warm,
people, with some of the friendliest locals you welcoming and rich in opportunities and the
will find in the world. pathway to your future begins here. We hope
Connect with communities from around the you enjoy your academic, cultural, work and
world in Australia’s most culturally diverse social experiences during your time living in
region the Territory. I look forward to sharing my
wonderful home with you.
The Territory is one of the most multicultural
parts of Australia, and home to some of the Welcome and all the best for your journey
world’s most ancient Indigenous cultures. in the Territory.
In the Territory you will have the opportunity The Hon Selena Uibo MLA
to meet people from all over the world and Minister for Education and Workforce Training
experience different cultures. Over 20 per
cent of households in the Territory speak a
language other than English.
Here we care more about where someone is
going...rather than where they’re from.
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Lianyuangang
Zhengzhou
Yancheng
Shiyan
Nanjing
Chengdu Hefei
Wuxi Shanghai
Yichang Hangzhou
Chongqing Yiwu
Huaihua Nanchang, Kiangsi
Kunming
Quang Ninh
Hai Phong
Haikou
Donghai
destinations ex SZX*
The Northern Territory Government’s Study in Australia’s Northern
Territory (#StudyNT) promotes the Territory as a study destination for
international education and training. StudyNT works with education
providers, and the business and local communities to welcome
international students to achieve academic success and discover new
pathways to their future in the Territory.
Contents 7 About the Territory
8 Accommodation
12 Working in the Territory
16 Money and banking
17 Public holidays
18 Australian ‘Aussie’ local slang
20 Community and student groups
23 Sport and recreation
24 Discount vouchers
26 Art and culture
27 Markets
28 Shopping
30 Cinemas/Movies
30 Public libraries
32 Festivals and major events
33 Transport
35 Heath and wellbeing
39 Mobile phones and internet
40 Attractions
42 Exploring the Territory
46 Darwin City map
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INTERNATIONAL HOUSE DARWIN
become part of something bigger
CDU’s only on-campus accommodation
T: 08 8946 6591 | F: 08 8946 6686 | E: accommodation@cdu.edu.au
ihd.cdu.edu.au fb.com/IHDarwin @ih_darwin
CRICOS Provider No. 00300K (NT/VIC) | 03286A (NSW) | RTO Provider No. 0373
About the Territory
Aboriginal art on display
Photo credit: Tourism NT/Felix Baker
1 349 129 km2
The Northern Territory Close to 230 000 people
is the third largest State/ live in the Northern
Territory in Australia. Territory.
A warm tropical climate in Darwin is a three to four
its north and an arid desert hour flight from most
climate in the south. Australian capital cities.
Territory Day - 1 July
On this day free events are
24% of households
held across the Territory,
in the Territory speak
citizenship ceremonies, a
a language other
flag raising ceremony and
than English.
the safe use of personal
fireworks.
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Accommodation
We have all the accommodation options for Tips
international students, including homestay,
– Landlords and real estate agents
private rentals, purpose-built student
will require references when you
accommodation and boarding facilities.
are applying for a property.
Factors to consider when selecting
– Always inspect the property before
accommodation:
you sign the lease and pay.
– How close is it to your education and
– Read the contract and make sure
training providers?
you understand it before you sign.
– What is nearby? (shops, parks, restaurants,
public transport)
– Does everything work?
– Is the area safe and is the building secure?
– Is it noisy?
– Always confirm the total cost and any other Under 18’s
expenses you may be required to pay, International students under 18 years of
such as a bond and utility fees and ensure age must have suitable accommodation
they are included in your accommodation and welfare arrangements while they are
agreement. studying in Australia.
UniLodge
UniLodge is a purpose-built student home located in the Casuarina shopping precinct just 800
metres from the Charles Darwin University campus, right next to the Casuarina bus interchange.
UniLodge is open to students studying with all education providers.
Accommodation options include self-contained, air-conditioned studios and shared apartments
with modern study rooms and common areas. Shared facilities include:
– student lounge with large screen television and Foxtel
– high-level security with intercom, CCTV and swipe card access for all public areas of the
building
– individual locks for apartments and rooms
– air-conditioning in all apartments
– barbeque area
– laundry (coin-operated) and ironing facilities
– large common kitchen and dining area.
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On-campus accommodation at Charles Darwin University Living at International House Darwin (IHD) places you into multicultural Darwin on the doorstep of South-East Asia. IHD is home to up to 360 residents from 41 countries. By committing to the values of respect, understanding, encouragement and friendship, individuals have the chance to be transformed by their collegiate experience. The key to living at IHD is getting involved. There are a range of cultural, sporting and social activities for residents to engage in, providing relief from the rigour of study. IHD encourages residents to strike a balance between the two. A healthy community is a happy community. Through IHD’s programs, members of the community have the support to thrive and flourish. 10
Boarding Tenancy agreement
Boarding facilities are available in Darwin If you are renting a property through
at St John’s College and Marrara Christian a real estate agent or landlord, you may
College, and in Alice Springs at St Philip’s be asked to sign a tenancy agreement.
College.
This is a contract that will include
Private rental accommodation agreements about how much rent you
will pay and whether a bond is required.
You can rent or ‘lease’ a property by yourself
Read it through very carefully before you
or with friends. This can be done through
sign. You will also need to complete an
a real estate agent or privately. Living in a
entry condition report that shows any
private rental is an excellent way to immerse
damage to the premises before you
yourself in Australian culture. To find shared
accommodation, check noticeboards on move in.
campus, the Saturday edition of the local Legal protection
newspaper, the NT News, or visit the Real
You’re legally obliged to pay for
Estate Institute of the Northern Territory,
your accommodation, cleaning and
which lists more than thirty rental agencies.
maintenance expenses on time. You also
Living in homestay have the legal right to feel secure in your
property, and to live in accommodation
Living with a homestay family gives you the
that is well maintained with working
opportunity to learn about the Australian
lifestyle and improve your English language electricity and water.
skills. If you have problems with your
In homestay accommodation, you have your accommodation talk to your real estate
own bedroom and study desk and may share agent or landlord (if renting); your
or have your own bathroom. The homestay international student support staff for
family provides two meals a day on weekdays on-campus living or your homestay
and three meals on weekends. Homestay fees service providers. There is always
vary, depending on the meals and services someone who can help.
provided. Homestay arrangements can include Did you
guardianship arrangements for students under know?
18 years of age. It can be for a few weeks when
you first arrive, for a full year or longer. The Territory is home
to world heritage listed
Kakadu National Park – it
is one-third of the size of
Tasmania and nearly half
the size of Switzerland.
11Working in the Territory
As an international student Your pay
working in Australia, you Australia has a minimum wage. You must be paid at least this
have the same protections amount – it’s the law.
as any Australian in the
workplace. Here are some Paying tax
things you need to know. If you’re working in Australia, you might need to pay tax
depending on how much you earn. Get a Tax File Number
(TFN) from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) before you
begin working. Give your TFN to your boss to make sure you
don’t pay more tax than you should. You only need to apply for
a TFN once – it is yours for life! Depending on how much you
earn during the year, you may be eligible for a tax refund. At
the end of the financial year, which ends on 30 June, you must
lodge a tax return to the ATO. You may receive a tax refund.
Visit www.ato.gov.au or call 13 28 61 for further information.
Payslips
In Australia, you must get a payslip within one working day of
getting paid. Normally workers get paid weekly, fortnightly
(every two weeks) or monthly. The payslip is an important
document.
Casual work
In Australia you will find many casual roles. In casual
work, you don’t have a fixed number of hours every
Work hours week. The hourly rate of pay is usually higher because
Remember – as an international you don’t get paid holidays or paid sick leave.
student on a sub-class 500 visa you Superannuation
can usually work up to 40 hours
If you work in Australia as an international student and
every two weeks during term time,
earn $450 or more per calendar month, you may be
and unlimited when your course is
entitled to superannuation – which is the Australian
not in session. It is important you
form of pension. Your employer is usually required by
keep to this limit – it is what you
law to pay money into a superannuation or retirement
agreed to when you were given
saving account for you. These superannuation
your student visa.
guarantee contributions must be at least 9.5 per cent
of your ordinary earnings. International students who
have worked in Australia are eligible to access their
contribution once they leave Australia permanently,
by applying for a DASP (Departing Australia
Superannuation Payment) through the ATO.
12How to find work
Darwin has low unemployment, and many businesses and organisations are frequently looking
for casual and part-time staff.
Where to find work
NT News The Saturday edition of the NT News carries a wide range of job
advertisements.
Seek Seek is a website for employers to post information about vacant positions.
Applicants can apply for advertised positions via the website www.seek.com.au
CareerOne CareerOne is a website for employers to post information about vacant
positions. Applicants can apply for advertised positions via the website
careerone.com.au
Gumtree Gumtree allows job seekers to post about their skills and work history.
Employers also post vacant positions on this site www.gumtree.com.au/jobs
NT Government The Northern Territory Government has some part-time and temporary
positions, which are advertised on careers.nt.gov.au
Workplace rights Your employer can’t cancel your visa, even if it’s
Australia has strict laws relating to been breached because, for example, you’ve
employment conditions. Everyone working worked beyond the 40 hours per fortnight that
in Australia has basic rights at work, including your visa allows. Only the Department of Home
international students, such as: Affairs can grant, refuse or cancel visas.
– receiving a minimum wage The Fair Work Ombudsman website has lots
of information, specifically for international
– protection from unfair treatment or
students about their rights and responsibilities
dismissal
in the workplace. Search for Fair Work
– breaks and rest periods during long Ombudsman and international students.
working hours
– a healthy and safe work environment. Tip: Many students find work
Equal opportunities must be provided in the Territory through less
to all workers in Australia. It is illegal to formal channels, such as
disadvantage anyone in the workplace on the checking electronic and other
basis of race, religion, age, gender, marital noticeboards, approaching
status, sexual preference or disability. businesses directly or by
asking their friends and
colleagues.
13Study, Work or Migrate
to Australia
Migration Education International provides migration,
education and overseas work placement services to
students, workers and families
Work in Australia
With our extensive employer contacts throughout the NT, the NT’s advantageous
migration environment and ongoing skill shortages, we can help you find a temporary job,
long-term employment, or migrate to Australia permanently
Study in Australia
MEI provides services to students who wish to study in the NT and Australia.You
can apply for a range of courses including Nursing, Engineering, Hospitality, English, IT,
Business, Computer Science, Education and Accounting
Our Services
• Australian student visa applications • Australian work visa applications
• Permanent migration to Australia • Overseas job seeking assistance
• Assistance with family migration
Migration Education International
www.visas.org.au | info@visas.org.au
Darwin Office: 17 Chapman Rd, Rapid Creek, NT Australia | Ph +61 8 8941 5959
Manila Office: 6th Floor, Mirasol Building, 854 G. Apacible corner Taft Avenue,
676 Ermita, Manila | Ph +63 2 8516 9008
Cebu Office: Rm 112 Ground Floor, Lopez Jaena St., KRC Building, Subangdaku,
Mandaue City, Cebu | Ph +63 3 2253 1510
Migration
Migration Education International Pty Ltd
Registered Migration Agent - Sean Mahoney
Education
MARN: 1279210 International
14OUR PROGRAM
Caters for all levels of English proficiency in the key areas
of Reading, Wri�ng, Listening and Speaking.
• Delivered by qualified and experienced teachers
• Small class sizes with a focus on teaching and learning, and
pastoral care and wellbeing
• Assis�ng students in transi�oning from the Intensive English
Program into mainstream classes
• Pathways into Australian Universi�es
• Residen�al facili�es available
INTENSIVE ENGLISH
St John’s Catholic College offers an Intensive English Program for
secondary age students.
The program caters for students from non-English
speaking backgrounds from around the world.
A Co-Educa�onal Day, Boarding and
Interna�onal College for students in Years 7-12
+61889822222
10-54 Salonika Street, The Gardens NT 0820
admin.stjohns@nt.catholic.edu.au
stjohnsnt.catholic.edu.au
CRICOS No.00466K
15Money and banking
The Australian currency (AUD) is Australian dollars($) and
cents(c). One hundred cents equal one dollar. Notes come in
$100, $50, $20, $10 and $5 denominations. Coins are available
as $2, $1, 50c, 20c, 10c and 5c denominations.
Overseas currency and travellers’ cheques may be exchanged
at most banks and foreign currency exchanges. Some large
hotels will also exchange major currencies.
A range of banks and local credit unions operate in the
Northern Territory. The four major banks in Australia are NAB,
Commonwealth Bank, Westpac, and ANZ. Other banks in the
Northern Territory include the People’s Choice Credit Union,
Bank of Queensland, BankSA and Bendigo Bank.
To open an account you need to have:
– your electronic Confirmation of
Enrolment (eCOE)
– proof of identification such as your
passport, driver licence, student ID card
or bank card.
You can access your money at automatic teller machines
(ATMs), which are readily available throughout the Northern
Territory. You may be charged a fee for using an ATM not
associated with your own bank.
Some major supermarkets offer free withdrawals - no
purchase required.
You should also be able to use your bank card from your home
country at most ATMs, however, there will be additional fees.
16Public holidays
2020 Northern Territory public holidays Mindil Beach Sunset Markets
Photo credit: Tourism NT/Peter Eve
Wednesday 1 January New Year’s Day
Monday 27 January Australia Day
Friday 10 April Good Friday
Saturday 11 April Easter Saturday
Monday 13 April Easter Monday
Saturday 25 April Anzac Day
Monday 4 May May Day
Alice Springs Cup Day
(regional observation)
Monday 8 June Queen’s Birthday
Friday 3 July Alice Springs Show Day
(regional observation)
Friday 24 July Darwin Show Day
(regional observation) Did you
Monday 3 August Picnic Day know?
(Darwin Cup Race Day,
regional observation)
Anzac Day is a national day
Thursday 24 December Christmas Eve
of remembrance in Australia and
(7pm to midnight)
New Zealand that commemorates
Friday 25 December Christmas Day all Australians and New Zealanders
who served and died in all wars,
Monday 28 December Boxing Day conflicts, and peacekeeping
Thursday 31 December New Year’s Eve
operations.
(7pm to midnight)
Tip: On public holidays many shops and
businesses are closed and services may
be limited.
17Australian ‘Aussie’ local slang
StudyNT’s guide to understanding the locals.
Australian slang Meaning
Arvo Afternoon
Barbie Barbeque
Bathers (also known Garment you swim in
as swimmers, cozzies)
Bogan Uncool person
Brekky - Breakfast
Cuppa A hot beverage
Gammon I find this to be
questionable
Maccas McDonalds
Mate Term of friendship
Mozzie Mosquito
No worries No problem,
Esky - Ice cooler reassurance
Rip off To cheat/something
that’s too expensive
Servo Service station
Yeah, nah No
Nah, yeah Yes
Snag - Sausage (typically
served in bread) Did you
In 2019, Darwin hosted the know?
Darwin International Laksa
Festival. An inaugural competition
embracing the Top End’s
multicultural community, love for
food and tropical climate – taking
part in one of our favourite
pastimes – eating laksa.
18Migration Agents
Registration Number
www.mara.gov.au
View the Code of Conduct at https://www.mara.gov.au/media/553229/Code_of_Conduct_April_2017.pdf
19Community and student groups
Joining a student group is a great way to meet like-minded
people, make new friends, experience other cultures, try
new things and help people as you develop your leadership
and teamwork skills.
There may be other community and social groups that you
might like to join during your time here, check in with your
education provider who may be able to help.
Country specific
For the full list of multicultural groups, visit:
nt.gov.au/community/multicultural-communities/
contact-a-multicultural-service-or-community-group
Bangladesh Bangladesh Association facebook.com/BANTDARWIN/
of the NT Inc e: abdus.sattar@nt.gov.au
China Chung Wah Society chungwahnt.asn.au
India Indian Cultural icsdarwin.com.au/
Society Darwin Inc facebook.com/ICSofNT/
Indonesia Australia Indonesia Youth facebook.com/NT.AIYA/
Association of the NT aiya.org.au/chapters/northern-territory/
e: nt.president@aiya.org.au
Perhimpunan Pelajar
Indonesia Australia (PPIA) facebook.com/ppia.nterritory/
LATAM Latino NT facebook.com/groups/LatinosEnDarwinNT
Association Inc facebook.com/latinoNT/
Nepal Nepalese Association nant.org.au
of the NT e: info@nant.org.au
Pakistan Pakistan Cultural Society e: pakistansocietynt@gmail.com
of the NT
Philippines Filipino-Australian facebook.com/FAANTInc/
Association of the e: salandananjursejoseph@yahoo.com
Northern Territory
Portuguese Portuguese Association e: p_sarmento@hotmail.com
of the NT
Vietnam Vietnamese Community facebook.com/VietnameseCommunityNTChapterInc/
NT Chapter Inc
20Charles Darwin University specific
Bangladesh Student Association of CDU facebook.com/bsa.cdu/
e: bsa.cdu@gmail.com
Charles Darwin University Students’ facebook.com/CDUStudentAssociation/
Association (CDUSA) cdusa.cdu.edu.au/
info.cdusa@cdu.edu.au
CDU Christians facebook.com/CDUChristians
CDU Confucius Institute cdu.edu.au/confucius-institute
CDU Engineering Students Society facebook.com/CDUengineering/
CDU Nepalese Student Association facebook.com/cdunsaofficial/
CDU Law Students Society (CDULSS) facebook.com/CDULawStudentsSociety/
Indonesia Student Society e: feldiansaputra@gmail.com
Jesus Youth CDU facebook.com/jycdu/
Muslim Student Society facebook.com/groups/388889334620293/
Research Institute for the Environment and facebook.com/RIELCPS/
Livelihoods (RIEL) and co. Postgraduate Society
Other groups
Council of International A national peak body for cisa.edu.au
Students Australia international students facebook.com/international.students.aus
in Australia
e: secretary@cisa.edu.au
MyNT – Multicultural A youth-led organisation that mynt.org.au
Youth NT seeks to unify young people facebook.com/multiculturalyouthnt
(aged 15-30 inclusive) of all
e: secretary.mynt@gmail.com
backgrounds
Tepsa (Top End Pharmacy NT Branch of the National facebook.com/groups/310582555679282/
Students’ Association) Australian Pharmacy
Students’ Association
21Have you ever considered study in the
Northern Territory?
Northern Territory government schools are state-of-the art educational facilities
that offer students safe and supportive learning environments, as well as excellent
opportunities for further education, vocational training and employment.
The Northern Territory is a unique part of Australia, with a landscape, culture and
lifestyle found nowhere else in the world. Against this backdrop students are nurtured,
guided and supported through their education journey.
International students have access to welcoming homestay accommodation with
English-speaking families, as well as the opportunity for travel and adventure they will
remember for a lifetime.
LIFESTYLE
• Modern, friendly cities
• Homestay accommodation
• Safe and supportive school
and study environments
• Free public transport
OPPORTUNITY
• Intensive English program
• Wide range of subjects:
mathematics, sciences,
languages and vocational
• Special interest subjects:
music, arts and sport
• Pathways to further
education and
employment
22 Scan for more information or visit education.nt.gov.au.
CRICOS provider: 00780Sport and recreation
Darwin has a young, active population and
sports and recreational activities are very
popular. The community participates in just
about every sport you can think of -
from basketball, soccer, table tennis,
netball and rugby, to BMX and
hockey.
The Marrara Sporting Complex
has facilities of national
and international standard
for many sports, which
have produced hockey and
basketball Olympians.
Public swimming pools are very
affordable (i.e. can be as little as
$4 entry for a single visit for adults
and $2 for students with a valid
student card). Public swimming pools Darwin Wave Pool
are available at: Photo credit: Tourism NT/Peter Eve
– Casuarina
– Nightcliff Want more information?
– Parap
City of Darwin
– Palmerston darwin.nt.gov.au
– the Leanyer and Palmerston water parks,
City of Palmerston
offer a free, friendly and safe environment
palmerston.nt.gov.au
to enjoy a range of water-based activities.
Alice Springs Town Council
Alice Springs Town Council has excellent alicesprings.nt.gov.au
sporting facilities for a wide range of sports
and activities, as well as an Aquatic and Volunteering
Leisure Centre.
Have you thought about volunteering?
It’s a great way to meet people, develop
new skills and of course, help the local
community. Volunteering SA/NT has a
wide range of volunteering opportunities
available, ranging from one-off events
through to regular commitments. For more
information, visit volunteeringsa-nt.org.au
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23Discount vouchers
Hotel Darwin George Tech Repairs
VIP membership - free to sign up $20 voucher to put toward any iPhone/
online or at the venue. iPad repair and free screen protector
10% off full priced food and drinks. installed upon repair.
Tuesday Member night - receive 20% off.
Offer valid at time of printing. Offer subject to change Not valid with any other offers and one per client
at anytime without notice. Must show a valid student ID. per device. Must show a valid student ID.
BCC Cinemas Casuarina *Offer valid at time of printing. Offer subject
to change at anytime without notice.
$8* tickets for students on Mondays.
Online booking fee applies, Surcharges apply for
To become a Cinebuzz member, join 3D and Vmax sessions. Not valid public holidays.
at www.cinebuzz.com.au and present Must be able to present a valid student ID.
your valid student ID to a staff member
at BCC Cinemas Casuarina or Event
Cinemas Palmerston to receive a
student promo code.
TasteBudz Meal Prep Let It Be with Fee
Reiki - receive 30% off.
10% off our meal packs Reflexology - Book 1st appointment,
2nd appointment 50% off.
Offer valid at time of printing. Offer subject to change
Offer valid at time of printing. Offer subject at anytime without notice. Not to be used in conjunction
to change at anytime without notice. with any other offer. New clients receive discount.
Must show a valid student ID. Must show a valid student ID.
The Precinct City Pizza
10% off food and beverage 15% discount on all orders
to all students
Valid until 31 Dec 2020. Valid until 31 Dec 2020.
Must show a valid student ID. Must show a valid student ID.
24Discount vouchers
Royal Flying Doctor Service Litchfield Escapes
20% discount off entry fees to RFDS Litchfield Park tour with private boat
Darwin Tourist Facility cruise on Adelaide river jumping crocs
$20 off. Lunch included.
Valid until 31 Dec 2020. One coupon per person -
single-use general admission only. Not to be used Cancel within 48 hours of departure if you cannot
in conjunction with any other offer or discount.
Must show valid student ID. attend the tour. Must show valid student ID.
Event Cinemas Palmerston *Offer valid at time of printing. Offer subject
to change at anytime without notice.
$8* tickets for students on Mondays.
Online booking fee applies, Surcharges apply for
To become a Cinebuzz member, join 3D and Vmax sessions. Not valid public holidays.
at www.cinebuzz.com.au and present Must be able to present a valid student ID.
your valid student ID to a staff member
at BCC Cinemas Casuarina or Event
Cinemas Palmerston to receive a
student promo code.
Crocosaurus Cove
20% off entry
Valid on full price adult admission only. Must present
voucher on arrival to the front desk to receive discount.
The Northern Territory commmunity welcomes international
students and hope you enjoy these vouchers.
25Art and culture
Venture North into Arnhem Land
Photo credit: Tourism NT/James Fisher
Australia’s Northern Territory is home The Museum and Art Gallery
to many different cultures. From of the Northern Territory is the
ancient rock-art sites and Dreamtime Northern Territory’s premier cultural
stories, to contemporary galleries and organisation – located on Larrakia
outback charm, living in the Territory Land at Bullocky Point in Darwin. It
is one big cultural experience. is home to internationally renowned
cultural and scientific collections and
Keep an eye out for the Territory
research and exhibition programs,
Arts Trail as it connects regional and
plus meet Sweetheart the Crocodile!
remote galleries across the Territory.
You can find out where to take part Alice Springs’ hotspots for arts and
in demonstrations and workshops culture are the Araluen Cultural
or visit art galleries and national Precinct, Watch This Space and
parks to see rock art and paintings Monte’s.
and historical artefacts. For more There are lots of ways to find out
information, visit northernterritory. what’s going on across the Territory,
com/things-to-do/art-and-culture/ the below are free what’s on guides
territory-arts-trail and online events calendars.
Darwin hosts a vibrant performing Darwin - Off The Leash
arts scene with first-class offtheleash.net.au
contemporary acts in dance,
Darwin City - cbd.nt.gov.au
theatre and music. If you need a
break from your study, check out Palmerston
what is happening at the Darwin palmerston.nt.gov.au/community/
Entertainment Centre, or Brown’s lifestyle-community/events-and-
Mart Theatre in Darwin City, or the activities
Railway Club in the suburb of Parap, Alice Springs – Red Hot Arts Central
or enjoy Darwin’s very own Darwin Australia
Symphony Orchestra. redhotarts.com.au
26Markets
Markets are held every week of the year in suburbs in and
around Darwin and Palmerston, as well as Alice Springs. All of
the markets are free to attend and are a great place to stock
up on fresh fruit and vegetables, or a chance to indulge in
amazing food. You can also find arts and craft stalls, clothing,
plants, flowers and souvenirs.
Market locations and times
MARKET WHEN
Darwin and Greater Darwin
Parap Market
Berry Springs Markets All year round
Sunday 8am-12pm
Freds Pass Rural Markets All year round
Saturday 8am-1pm
Malak Marketplace Late April to October
Saturday 4pm-9pm
Mindil Beach Sunset Late April to October
Markets Thursday 4pm-9pm
Sunday 4pm-9pm
Nightcliff Markets All year round
Sunday 8am-2pm
Mindil Beach
Parap Village Markets All year round
Saturday 8am–2pm
Palmerston Markets April to October
Friday 4pm-9pm
Rapid Creek Markets All year round
Saturday and Sunday 8am-1pm
Village Central Markets All year round
Tip: Take your blanket or Wednesday-Sunday
chairs with you to the Mindil 9.30am-2pm
Beach Markets so you can
Alice Springs
soak up the famous Darwin
sunset, relax and enjoy free Todd Mall Markets March to December
entertainment while having Every second Sunday 9am-1pm
dinner.
27Shopping
Yubu Napa Art Gallery
Photo credit: Tourism NT/Shaana McNaught
There are plenty of shopping options, Consumer rights
including local markets, supermarkets and
Under the Australian Consumer Law, you
shopping centres across Darwin, Palmerston
have consumer rights if you buy something
and Alice Springs. Supermarkets such as
that is not right. When you buy products
Woolworths, Coles and IGA stock all the
and services, they come with automatic
fresh and packaged food you need. As do
guarantees that they will work. For more
the weekend markets at Parap, Rapid Creek,
information visit the Australian Competition
Nightcliff, Palmerston, Coolalinga and Todd
and Consumer Commission, accc.gov.au
Mall.
SHOPPING CENTRE LOCATIONS
SHOPPING CENTRE CLOSE BY IF YOU LIVE IN…
Bakewell Shopping Centre Palmerston
Casuarina Square Casuarina
Coolalinga Central Howard Springs and Humpty Doo
Darwin Mall Darwin City
Gateway Shopping Centre Palmerston
Hibiscus Shopping Centre Casuarina/Leanyer
Jape Homemaker Village Northern Suburbs
(Casuarina, Nightcliff, Coconut Grove)
Karama Shopping Centre Karama/Malak
Mitchell Centre Darwin City
Oasis Shopping Centre Palmerston
Palmerston Shopping Centre Palmerston
Todd Mall Alice Springs
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Nightcliff Foreshore, pop-up foodCinemas/Movies
Movie lovers have a wide range of options CINEMA LOCATIONS
with cinemas in Darwin, Palmerston and Alice
CINEMA CLOSE BY IF YOU LIVE
Springs, screening the latest blockbusters.
IN…
The Deckchair Cinema, operated by the Deckchair Cinema Darwin City
Darwin Film Society is a unique outdoor
BCC Cinemas Casuarina and
cinema experience. In an outdoor setting,
Casuaraina surrounding suburbs
on the edge of Darwin Harbour, you can
watch the sunset over the sea and enjoy Event Cinema Palmerston
the tropical garden with a meal before your Alice Springs Cinema Alice Springs City
movie starts.
Public libraries
Membership is free across all libraries in the
Northern Territory. To join you need to:
– provide personal identification (e.g. passport,
ochre card, evidence of age card)
– proof of your NT residential address (e.g. bank
statement, lease agreement, utility bill).
If you are under 18, your application must be
signed by a parent or guardian.
LIBRARY LOCATIONS
LIBRARY ADDRESS PHONE BUS ROUTES
Casuarina Library 17 Bradshaw Terrace, Casuarina 8930 0200 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 12
Darwin City Library Civic Centre, Harry Chan Avenue 8930 0230 4, 8, 10, 14B
Nightcliff Library 10-12 Pavonia Place, Nightcliff 8930 0480 4
Karama Library Karama Shopping Centre, Karama 8927 2505 12
Palmerston Library Goyder Square, The Blvd, Palmerston 8935 9999 8, 9
Alice Springs Library Corner Leichhardt and Gregory Terrace 8950 0555 200
30YOU ARE IN CROC COUNTRY
Crocodile danger is real.
Don’t risk your life.
becrocwise.nt.gov.au
To report problem crocodiles
Darwin 0419 822 859
Katherine 0407 958 405
NT Travelling Film Festival in Nitmiluk
Photo credit: Tourism NT/Charlie BlissFestivals and major events
across the Territory
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
January Bruce Munro: Tropical Light (until April 2020), Hottest 7s Tournament,
Australia Day Fun Run
February Bombing of Darwin Commemoration, Travelling Film Festival
April Deckchair Cinema opens, Parrtjima – Festival of Light, Territory Taste Festival
May Alice Springs Cup, Bass in the Grass Music Festival, Fred’s Pass Show, Nightcliff
Seabreeze Festival, Mindil Beach Sunset Markets opens, Taste of Kakadu
June Alice Springs Beanie Festival, Greek Glenti, India@Mindil, BetEasy Darwin Triple
Crown (supercars championship)
July Alice Springs Camel Cup, Beer Can Regatta, Darwin Cup Carnival,
Darwin Fringe Festival, Royal Darwin Show
August Darwin Festival, Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair, Darwin Cup Carnival,
Henley on Todd Regatta
September Darwin International Film Festival, Desert Festival, Desert Song Festival,
Desert Mob Exhibition, Red CentreNATS
October Oktoberfest, Kakadu Bird Week
December Carols by Candlelight , New Year’s Eve celebrations
The best way to keep up-to-date is to visit the Northern Territory Government’s
events calendar on northernterritory.com/things-to-do/festivals-and-events
Darwin Festival at Civic Park
Photo credit: Tourism NT/Elise Derwin
32Transport
Public transport International and Australian drivers from
other states can drive with an international
Bus transport operates in Darwin and
or state licence but must apply for a Northern
Palmerston offering students travel concessions,
Territory Driver Licence within three months
and free travel for Northern Territory primary,
of living in the Territory.
middle and senior high school students.
International student bus fares are $1 per trip Hire cars and taxis
or $7 for a week of unlimited travel. You can Taxis, hire cars and ridesharing services such
easily check bus time tables by downloading as Hi Oscar and Uber are available in most
the NT Bus Tracker app. major towns in the Territory.
Driving in the Northern Territory
Driving in Australia is on the left-hand side of
the road – the same as Malaysia, Singapore
and Indonesia – and the opposite to China, the
Philippines and the United States of America,
where driving is the on the right-hand side of
the road.
E-scooters
E-scooters are a great option for commuters,
providing a quick, environmentally friendly
and inexpensive mode of transport to move
around Darwin city.
E-scooters operate in Darwin CBD, the
Waterfront and Cullen Bay. E-scooters are
motor vehicles and all users must follow the
road rules. You must be 18 years of age to hire
an e-scooter. Simply download the Neuron
Mobility app to your mobile device and then
create an account.
33Driving in the
Northern Territory
Tips to keep safe on NT roads:
Drive on the left-hand side of the road
Obey the road rules
Check your vehicle is registered, well
maintained and suitable for the journey
Plan your trip and include regular rest breaks
Drive to the road and weather conditions –
check roadreport.nt.gov.au and bom.gov.au
Wear your seatbelt and carry children in
approved child restraints
Drive within the speed limit and your own
capability
Stay focused on the road and avoid
distractions while driving
Share the road safely with others including
road trains and cyclists
Take care through school zones and rail
crossings
Expect the unexpected - watch out for
pedestrians and animals
8:30
Don't drive in convoys especially if you
are towing a caravan
Reduce your speed on unsealed roads
CHECK. PLAN. GO.
roadsafety.nt.gov.au
34Health and wellbeing
Medical services are available throughout the Territory through public and
private general practices, clinics and hospitals. To access the services you’ll
need to show you’ve got Overseas Student Health Cover.
HOSPITALS
HOSPITAL DESCRIPTION LOCATION AND CONTACT
The Royal Darwin Hospital The Territory’s main medical Rocklands Drive, Tiwi
hospital facility and offers a large NT 0810
range of services in all specialty 08 8922 8888
areas
The Darwin Private Hospital Services patients with private Rocklands Drive, Tiwi,
health insurance NT 0810
08 8920 6011
The Palmerston Regional Provides public emergency care Linco Road, Holtze
Hospital 24 hours a day, 7 days a week NT 0829
08 7979 9200
Alice Springs Hospital Public hospital that serves the Gap Road, Alice Springs
Central Australia region NT 0871
08 8951 7777
Health services Sexual Health – Clinic 34
Dentists, general medical practitioners, You can get contraceptive medications and
specialists and allied healthcare professionals devices very easily and cheaply in Australia.
such as physiotherapists, optometrists Clinic 34 is a specialist sexual health service
and pharmacists practice in major towns that provides testing and treatment for
throughout the Territory. You usually sexually transmitted infections. All services
need to make an appointment to see a are free and confidential and you do not need
general practitioner, dentist or other health a Medicare Card.
professional. It is a good idea to check the
Please remember that consent requires
cost when you make your appointment as
explicit permission for sexual activities from
fees can vary.
both parties. ‘Maybe’ is not consent and saying
‘no’ removes consent at any point.
If you need general medical care, pap smears
or ongoing contraception please see a General
Practitioner or Family Planning clinic.
35Mental health support Common signs that can show that you are
under too much stress
Looking after your mental health is just as
important as looking after your physical – a loss of interest in hobbies or typical
health and staying healthy will make your time activities such as attending class
studying even better! – difficulty sleeping
Studying in a different language and living in a – emotional outbursts
new country away from family and friends can – sudden weight gain or weight loss
be isolating and result in stress. A different – problems concentrating, remembering or
culture and different expectations can create thinking logically
significant challenges. Stress can affect how
– substance abuse
you think and feel and can result in anxiety or
depression. – excessive worrying
– symptoms of anxiety such as heart
If you think that you have no one to talk to
palpitations, headaches, hot flashes or
and you are concerned about your mental
chills, shaking or shortness of breath.
health or that of someone close to you call
the Northern Territory mental health line Good mental health is a sense of wellbeing,
on 1800 682 288. confidence and self-esteem. It enables you to
fully enjoy and appreciate other people in day-
Also, check with your education provider – to-day life and your environment.
they are required to provide the opportunity
to access welfare-related services to assist Tips for staying healthy
with issues that may arise during your studies. – talk about your feelings or situations that
are worrying you
Alternatively, visit nt.gov.au/wellbeing/
mental-health/support-services-for-mental- – keep in touch with friends and family
health for a list of mental health service – practice your English to overcome
providers. communication barriers
– join community groups to connect to other
people
– ask for support or help early
– eat well and keep active
– take a break and get plenty of sleep
– if you drink alcohol, make sure it is in
moderation
– do things you enjoy
– accept who you are.
36ESSENTIAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING PHONE NUMBERS
Police, Fire and Ambulance 000 For all emergencies.
Emergency
Police Assistance 131 444 For police assistance in non-emergencies.
Royal Darwin Hospital 8922 8888 Darwin’s primary public hospital.
Clinic 34 (Darwin) 8999 2678 Sexual health service that provides testing
Clinic 34 (Alice Springs) 8951 7549 and treatment for sexually transmitted
infections (STIs). All services are free.
Headspace 8931 5999 Free youth mental health service that
provides assistance with mental health,
physical and sexual health, alcohol and other
drugs and vocational support.
Family Planning NT 8948 0144 Specialises in advice and care on
contraception, pregnancy, medical abortion,
cervical screening, sexually transmitted
infections, menopause and general sexual
health issues.
NT Mental Health Line 1800 682 288 Mental health support is available for
international students through your
Overseas Student Health Cover.
Palmerston Regional 7979 9200 Darwin’s second public hospital.
Hospital
Alice Springs Hospital 8951 7777 Public hospital that serves the Central
Australia region.
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Mobile phones and internet
Things to consider before signing a phone contract
How long is the contract?
How many minutes of phone calls do you get and are international
calls included?
What is the monthly data limit?
How much will you be charged if you need to end the contract early?
How good is the network coverage?
Will you be charged extra for paying bills in a certain way? E.g. credit card
The Territory has a range of phone and Streaming options
internet services. It is wise to purchase a There are a number of free and paid
SIM card and Australian mobile phone number streaming options now available in Australia.
when you arrive. You will have the choice of a
prepaid or contract service. Service Cost
Prepaid gives you flexibility because you 7PLUS Free
can decide how much you want to spend 9NOW Free
and easily increase or top up the amount
ABC IVIEW Free
of credit. Specialised mobile phone shops,
supermarkets and post offices sell mobile Amazon From $6.99 per month
phones and prepaid phone credit. If you use Prime Video
your mobile phone a lot, a contract might be Disney+ From $8.99 per month
a better option than prepaid. You may also
want to look at the mobile phone coverage Foxtel Now From $25 per month
provided under each contract. Providers offer Kayo From $25 per month
data packages to accommodate your use of Netflix From $9.99 per month
communication services, such as Skype.
SBS ON Free
Availability of internet services is similar to
DEMAND
phone services in that you can choose prepaid
or contract. Many internet providers in Stan From $10 per month
Australia also provide phone services. TENPLAY Free
The international dialling code from within
Australia to other countries is 0011. You Tip: Free Wi-Fi is available at
would dial 0011 + country code + area code Darwin bus interchanges, on
+ telephone number. To call Australia from some Darwin buses, in public
overseas, dial +61 followed by the area libraries, in malls, shopping
code (dropping the zero from the front) and centres and for students at
telephone number. all education providers.
39Attractions
Darwin and surrounds Top 10 things to do around Darwin
From the sparkling blue waters in the 1. Aquascene Fish Feeding
harbour steeped in World War II history 2. East Point Reserve and Lake Alexander
to the city’s Asian-influenced food and
3. Crocodylus Park
tropical outdoor lifestyle, Darwin has some
of the world’s most impressive natural 4. Crocosaurus Cove
wonders on its doorstep. 5. Deckchair Cinema
Make a trip across the water to visit the 6. Wave Lagoon at Darwin Waterfront
beautiful Tiwi Islands and discover why 7. Hop-On Hop-Off Tours
it is nicknamed the ‘Island of Smiles’.
Take a cruise or join a fishing charter 8. Mindil Beach Sunset Markets
and experience the lush Mary River 9. Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern
wetlands. Explore misty waterfalls and Territory
lush waterholes, or take it nice and slow 10. Stokes Hill Wharf
wandering through the grand Litchfield
Top 5 things to do in outer Darwin
National Park.
1. Jumping Crocodile Cruise
2. Berry Springs Nature Park
3. Tiwi Islands
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4. Litchfield National Park
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5. Window on the Wetlands
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Tip: Don’t forget to take
your student identification
card and ask if these
attractions offer a student
discount.
Feeding the crocs at Crocosaurus Cove
Photo credit: Tourism Australia/Nicholas Kavo
40Aboriginal tour at Uluru
Photo credit: Tourism Australia/Archie Sartracom
Central Australia, Alice Springs
Alice Springs’ stunning landscapes, remote
communities and unique pioneering
history create a diverse and exhilarating
destination to explore. Alice Springs is
widely considered to be the spiritual heart
of Australia, with rivers and ranges millions
of years old and an ancient Aboriginal
culture rich in art and story.
Top 10 things to see and do in the Red Centre
1. The Larapinta Trail
2. Araluen Cultural Precinct
3. Old Telegraph Station Reserve
4. The MacDonnell Ranges
5. Outback Cycling Tours
6. Royal Flying Doctors Service Alice Springs
7. Kata Tjuta, Uluru and Kings Canyon
8. Alice Springs Camel Tours
9. Parrtjima – Festival of Light Mountain biking in the Red Centre
Photo credit: Tourism NT/Flow Mountain Bike
10. Alice Springs Desert Park
41Exploring the Territory
Litchfield National Park
Allow minimum 1 day
Litchfield is your basecamp to all the
essential waterfalls for swimming, military
history, Aboriginal culture, comfortable
camping, wildlife parks, fishing lodges and
adventure attractions.
Douglas and Daly River region
Allow minimum 1 day
Located midway between Darwin and
Katherine, the region is famous for fishing
and hot springs, gorges, bushwalking and an
abundance of wildlife.
Kakadu, Arnhem Land and Gove Peninsula
Allow minimum 2 days Buley Rockhole
Photo credit: Tourism NT/Lucy Ewing
Arnhem Land is made up of 91 000 square
kilometres of unspoiled wilderness, located
in the middle of Australia’s Northern Coast,
bordered by Kakadu National Park, the
Arafura Sea and the Gulf of Carpentaria.
Arnhem Land is blessed with wild coastlines,
deserted islands, rivers teeming with fish,
rainforests, escarpments and savannah. The
region is an exciting destination for travellers
wanting authentic traditional cultural
experiences. This is the land where the
didgeridoo originated.
Katherine region
Allow minimum 2 days
Three hours south of Darwin, Katherine has
a vast network of rivers, escarpments and
gorges that weave through sprawling plains
of cattle stations, national parks and reserves.
For more information visit Travelling to Karlu Karlu
www.northernterritory.com Photo credit: Tourism NT/Jason Van Miert
42Tennant Creek and Barkly region Uluru and surrounds
Allow minimum 3 days Allow minimum 4 days
Tennant Creek is a friendly town on the main One of the best ways to soak in the beauty of
arterial road between Alice Springs and Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park (Ayers Rock) is
Darwin. Discover a rich history shaped by gold to partake in one of a number of walks.
mining, Aboriginal culture and the Northern
The Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre is a great
Territory’s original cattle kings.
starting point for visitors to the park. Located
Nearby are the Devils Marbles, a geological 35 kilometres west of Uluru, walk through the
marvel, and the stone buildings of the rock domes of Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) to the
Tennant Creek Telegraph Station, constructed Valley of the Winds lookout.
in 1872 as a link in the Overland Telegraph
Only three hours from Uluru, Kings Canyon is a
Line to connect the outback with the rest of
majestic destination featuring 100-metre high
the world.
sandstone walls, palm-filled crevices and views
Borroloola and the Gulf region that stretch across the desert.
Allow minimum 4 days
More than just a day trip destination, explore
Borroloola is a remote community on the the walking trails, four-wheel drive tracks and
McArthur River in the Gulf of Carpentaria. camel tours. Explore The Lost City and the
It was once a frontier town and is now the Garden of Eden. Accommodation options
capital of the Gulf region. It is home to four range from camping to resort-style rooms.
main Aboriginal language groups, preserving
some of NT’s distinctive culture.
Alice Springs and surrounds
Allow minimum 4 days
While you’re here, explore Alice Springs’ rich
and diverse art scene and intriguing outback
history. Once you’ve set up a base in Alice Yubu Napa Art Gallery
Springs, discover what lies beyond as you head Photo credit: Tourism NT/Shaana McNaught
out into a diverse and fascinating region.
Group on tour with Uluru Camel Tours at sunrise
Photo credit: Tourism NT/Flow Mountain Bike
43Did you
know?
Student interests are protected by the
Education Services for Overseas Students
Act (ESOS), which regulates education and
training services.
All providers of education for international
students must be registered with the
Commonwealth Register of Institutions
and Courses for Overseas Students
(CRICOS). Each registered institution will
have a registered provider number as
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