and eat with cars racing by?

One Thai place in Downtown was filled to capacity and was delivering take out to cyclists who sat by their bikes on the side walk in makeshift picnic areas. They were clearly swamped with orders and the ecstatic owner said that he was never this busy at lunch hour when cars were on the road.

Even the fancy restaurants were full. It looked like a city in Europe.

“This was a boon for local business too. Dozens of bikes were parked in front of shops and restaurants and people were sitting outside on chairs…you never see that when cars have to hunt for parking spots and who wants to sit outside and eat with cars racing by?”

I was very, very pleased to see this asAlways.:

National university student survey

In late 2016, tens of thousands of Australian university students were asked to participate in Australia’s first-ever national prevalence survey on university student experiences of sexual assault and sexual harassment.

The survey results give Australian universities a clearer evidence base to guide further work to prevent and address sexual assault and sexual harassment. It is a critical part of the university sector’s Respect. Now. Always. campaign that aims to keep university students safe.

The leaders of all 39 Australian universities funded the Australian Human Rights Commission to investigate the nature and scale of these behaviours. The survey is supported by the National Union of Students and the National Tertiary Education Union.

All survey responses were confidential and the privacy of everyone invited to take part is protected.

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