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Australian Chinese hold Australian values. They put Australia first before China.

Australian Asian, No. In International Asians, possibly yes.

So you want Australia to become "way overcrowded and suffering poverty"?

Fair call. I would rather my children be educated in a multicultural school rather than one that is 95% Asian etc.

Yes. It is not going to happen however. Note: China is also not at war & refugee status.

What I am saying is that Australian born Chinese who hold Australian values are great. We don't need international Chinese so much though.

It can't be hard really. Compound interest repayments would probably be the hardest.

Perhaps you missed my note. I value the Australian economy and society over any other country's, as every Australian should. I don't hold any grudges against people of any X skin colour.

Here here. I don't have a problem with religious schools personally. If it is a Christian school, no problem. If it is a radical Islamic school teaching students that terrorists are martyrs, then yes that is a problem.

Everyone has problems. No one is perfect. If he drinks vodka or similar throughout the day although is a good teacher and coherent (and doesn't do anything inapprorpiate to students) then I really don't see the problem.

This is why Pauline Hanson needs to get back into federal parliament. (Note; I have nothing against Australian born Chinese).

I plan on going over all of 3U & 4U.

Public schools are still fairly decent. I will send my children to a public school.

What is entailed in the surveying course?

Honestly, do whatever you are interested in. You will struggle in anything you are not interested in. If you are interested in it you should perform well. Electrical has a high failure/drop out/transfer degree rate though. I know a lot of people that have transferred to mechanical/civil as...

I don't know what that means although Hitler was scum. I am not a violent person although I would have shot Hitler if I had the chance to do so. La?

Chem; good luck finding a job. Elec; good luck with the maths Civil; why do you find this interesting petroleum; this would probably be fairly decent Those are quite different fields you are interested in.

Middle of centre or so. Gillard is a right twat though and needs to go.

Engineering (especially elec.) does involve a lot of mathematics, it is hardly mechanics, projectile motion and inverse trig ratios though. You might cover those in your first 4 weeks of university in S1 Year 1 in any engineering degree, although that will be all. It gets harder after that. If...

Well first, check the authorized list of calculators by your uni. I would be surprised if any of them allows you to easily perform integrals.