$200 Food Voucher for International Students
City of Melbourne has partnered with Queen Victoria market (QVM) to provide assistance for International students buying essential groceries. 1000
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“It reminds us that we are not welcomed in this country,” Int’l Students Speak Out Over Racist Attack Video
Meld Magazine journalist Jason interviewees the two girls from the viral racist attack video to hear their story.
Covid-19: Your Mental Health is Just as Important
Ai Jia from Meld reminds everyone to check on their mental health during the outbreak and self isolation.
Behind the fun: What it’s like to be part of a university club committee
Being a part of uni club committees can be demanding and stressful, despite this many still find it a worthy experience. Jensen Ooi, our resident club junkie explains how it was the highlight of his time in University.
MISC 2019 Rewind – Failure, Future, Focus on the Agenda
It was so nice to see your faces at MISC 2019! Follow Jason as he rewinds 📽 and recounts the inspiration-filled day. From practical industry advice to networking – MISC helped us go super saiyan on those motivation levels 🌏🤯🔥.
A Footy Day with North Melbourne Football Club
Jensen Ooi from the Meld team participated in North Melbourne Football Club’s welcome event and shares his experience learning the Australian national sport.
Be You – Be Scene: Helping international students speak out through theatre
Mental health has traditionally been stigmatised and seen as taboo but recently there has been a shift, more people are
Melbourne International Student Conference 2019: Failure Future Focus
The annual Melbourne International Student Conference returns for a sixth year, with a focus on opening up a discussion of Failure Future and Focus.
Not your average bubble tea places in the CBD
Jensen Ooi explores Melbourne’s best not-so-known bubble tea joints. So grab your metal straws and ready your camera apps…you’ll thank us later!
Digging deep into an international student’s Instagram
The international student experience is often one of wonderful memory making. For most, a quick flick through Instagram shows a merry time. But how much of this is true? Jensen Ooi delves in and unpicks the realities of aesthetic grams.
Latte man and Councilor: Philip Le Liu giving voice to the community
Meld Magazine’s Emily Hua had a chat with City of Melbourne Councilor Philip Le Liu about his passion of representing International Student voice in the coffee city.
A warm dumpling welcome for international students
Jason Hendriks documents a dumpling-filled weekend; spread with games, filled with like minded international students, and wrapped within the heart of Melbourne. Also featuring bubble tea, a ball pit and whole lot of useful information, read on!