Highlights
Indian students in Australia safer than most?
May 16, 2012 · News · 0 Comments · Luke Henriques-Gomes

Indian students in Australia safer than most?

AUSTRALIAN Immigration Minister Chris Bowen says he’s carried out research which shows Indian international students in Australia are less likely to be attacked than others. Luke Henriques-Gomes reports.

Dessert Story opens on Swanston St
May 16, 2012 · Lifestyle · 1 Comments · Sumisha Naidu

Dessert Story opens on Swanston St

ONCE upon a time on a busy Melbourne street, a little Asian dessert shop called Dessert Story opened its doors to throngs of eager customers.

The Weekender: May 18-20
May 17, 2012 · Entertainment · 0 Comments · Catherine May

The Weekender: May 18-20

ENGAGE your body, mind and spirit this weekend at the Buddha’s Day and Multicultural Festival, the Human Rights Arts & Film Festival and the Next Wave Festival. Plus don’t miss Owl Eyes at the Toff in Town.

Videos
May 2, 2012 · Media · 0 Comments · Sumisha Naidu

Bersih 3.0 Melbourne (Video)

Bersih 3.0′s solidarity gathering in Melbourne. More than a thousand Malaysians gathered in Federation Square for the April 28 rally.

March 7, 2012 · Entertainment · 0 Comments · Sumisha Naidu

MELD EXCLUSIVE: A very Wong Fu weekend in Melbourne

US film-makers and YouTube superstars Wong Fu Productions were in Melbourne last weekend! In our exclusive video interview, we catch up with the guys about their craziest fans, Asian stereotypes, Valentine’s Day, future plans and much more.

November 11, 2011 · Community · 0 Comments · Karen Poh

Meld Sessions: Career and PR Talk videos out now

DID you miss out on our recent Career and PR Talk? You can now catch all the highlights from our website or on YouTube.

September 6, 2011 · Entertainment · 1 Comments · Sumisha Naidu

Namewee serves up debut film Nasi Lemak 2.0

IN TOWN to celebrate Merdeka and launch the world premiere of Nasi Lemak 2.0, Meld reporter Sumisha Naidu gets to know the softer side of controversial Malaysian YouTube sensation Namewee.

  • MELD EXCLUSIVE: A very Wong Fu weekend in Melbourne
  • Meld Sessions: Career and PR Talk videos out now
  • Namewee serves up debut film Nasi Lemak 2.0

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Meld Magazine was incorporated as an independent not-for-profit media outlet in September 2008 to reach out to international students in Melbourne, and provide students the opportunity to gain real work experience.

Many international students live in or around the city because of the proximity to their colleges and universities, and that was where we decided to focus our efforts first. Many of us live, work and study locally too. Our editorial team is made of both local and international students, and it has worked to our advantage in providing local content in every sense of the word.

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