[T126: Week 8] The Hook Feeling isolated between lectures and assessments? A monthly creative session could be exactly the reset you need. The Connection Joining a craft group in your local community is a low-pressure way for Sydney students to build social connections outside of campus life. Context & Heritage Social craft groups have grown
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[T126: Week 5] NSW Wine Cellar Door Want to explore Sydney this weekend without blowing your budget? This free, open-air wine tasting is the perfect excuse to get out with friends. Moreover, it puts you in one of Sydney’s most iconic precincts no formal plans required. About the Event The NSW Wine Cellar Door runs
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Halloween began with the Celtic festival of Samhain, marking the end of harvest when spirits could cross into our world. Today, it’s celebrated across Australia with costumes, decorations, and trick-or-treating. Many cultures around the world honor similar traditions: KOISS Halloween Party – Friday, 31 October 2025Location: KOI Wynyard Green Campus – Level 9 Student Lounge
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Get ready for one of the biggest shopping events of the year Black Friday 2025!This global retail day has become a major highlight in Australia, with thousands of stores slashing prices across tech, fashion, travel, and student essentials. It’s the perfect opportunity for students to save big and stock up on gear, gadgets, and gifts
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Let’s be honest—are you still writing “2025” on your dates, pausing, and scribbling over it? We are too. 2026 is here, and while we all have goals and “fresh starts” to chase, sometimes you just need permission to pause, let go of the stress, and actually have some fun. Last year, the KOI Student Society
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KOI Student Society acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, Traditional Custodians of the land where our Sydney community learns, works and connects, and the Awabakal and Worimi peoples, Traditional Custodians of the lands of our Newcastle community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and recognise their continuing connection to Country.
