What is Austudy and Youth Allowence?
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Ausstudy is a goverment insentive in Australia it is givin to students that are studing full time. Youth Allowence is also a goverment insentive in Australia givin to people between the age of 16-21 that are no longer in school or working, To recive youth allowance you must be studing or working parttime or always looking for work
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In Australia, it is mandatory to remain in school until reaching the age of 15 years. This is the information in reference to the school part. As the adult and parent, you may check first over the telephone. I think you would be more comfortable this way. Then, proceed as you wish with this vital information. Peace and God Bless.
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check this website out - it should give you some help\n\nhttp://www.amsa.org.au/opp-int.php
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yeah depends what part you are in australia like young kids on the coast will go to the beach and markets and shopping and hangout for social activities in land in the country some kids hang out with there friends go camping paddock bashing driving around the farms, schools are ok didnt like my school much but exchange students always fitted in, jobs some kids get jobs at the fast food chains or supermarkets or work for mum and dad. really depends what part of australia u r interested studying in. does the exhnage student place have a website they may offer a list if where they run in around australia u maybe get leads from there and decide on a place you like the most...
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If you are from UK. Please try www.connexions.gov.uk\nI have no idea about USA.\nHope you find this useful. This service is mainly for young people aged 16-19. But they should be able to signpost you to the right direction whatever age you are. Thank you
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like late teens or early twenties
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they've got websites with everything you need to know. just google (or yahoo) australian visa, or working permit. If your family is there you shouldn't have a problem.
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http://www.immi.gov.au/
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this could help\nhttp://www.afc.gov.au/gtp/wnmnetusers.html
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mate you have to be an aussie citizen
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ANZWERS\nhttp://www.anzwers.com.au/
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http://www.justice.vic.gov.au/__ca2569020010c266.nsf/All/55b384fd4a06bbe8ca256e4d0014ff67?OpenDocument&Click=\n\n\nI found this site, it has some statistics for you.
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No. To assume that young people cannot control themselves is to overlook the fact that most of them probably can, and to let underfunded police and bad parents off the hook. It succumbs to the people who get nervous because they believe stories they got told. The people who got lied to get what they want, and people who didn't do anything get kicked off the street for nothing other than being young.\n\nAnd, no, because if you give governments an inch, they will take a mile.
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Only if you get your parent or guardian to co-sign for you. Contracts with minors are unenforceable, even if you've already graduated from high school.
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shucks just over your age limit
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There are different def. of age in different laws.  For example, in Texas, anyone 17 years old is an adult for normal crimes.  However, the Family code defines a juv is anyone under 18.  So does the education and government code.  The Health and  Safety code defines a minor as anyone under 21 (that's the one that deals with alcohol.) \nLike it was said before, each state and federal law is different.
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Basically, it is used in laws with minors concerning allowing them onto the premises of places that sell alcohol.  A person of age is not allowed to use subterfuge (sneaky tactics) to get a person under age alcohol, or sneak them into a bar.  Citizenship of Permittee is the owner or sales person present at the time of the offense.