Ross Hamilton's resources are excellent, especially for students preparing for their exams. My more advanced students get their general knowledge information from him. His notes are comprehensive and well researched.

I bought a Living Social Voucher for $69 which includes 10 classes at a level of your choice. I chose the beginner 1 course, having done a term of beginners at another studio. The studio is one room, and equipped with 10 spinning poles, with wooden floor and a bathroom. Unfortunately the lighting cannot be dimmed, which makes the experience a little less comfortable, but the teacher was friendly on the first lesson. The second week, I was not notified that the class was cancelled, which meant that I drove for 50 minutes for no reason. I sent an email enquiring about this and a class to possibly make up for this, but haven't yet received a reply.

Their classes are normally $265 per 10 week term, and includes a show night at the end of the term. They also offer other classes, such as Burlesque.

They have a facebook page, which I am subscribed to.

Approximate cost: $69

I bought a Yummba falafel from here for $9. It was the best falafel I've ever had. It contained purple cabbage, tabouli, salsa, falafel balls, hummous and spinach. It is made fresh so it is the tastiest it can be. I like the location of this place too, as there are tables and comfortable chairs in a cafe style food court in Westfield Level 5.

Approximate cost: $9

I came for a brazilian Keratin treatment, which was done by Roni's staff. The process of shampoo, treatment and cut took about 80 minutes in total and it cost me $89 as I bought a deal from living social. Roni seems like a very friendly person, and his staff are also pleasant. My hair has turned out the way I have expected. It is in better condition, but I think the best result I have gotten so far for a keratin treatment would be the salons that use the brand Natura.

Approximate cost: $89

You can buy sushi rolls from here for $2 each. They have unique varieties such as creamy potato rolls, as well as the usual tuna avocado, california, seaweed and tempura rolls. I bought a veggie roll and teriyaki tofu roll, which were both tasty, but not amazing.

Approximate cost: $2

At about 3pm in the afternoon they start reducing their prices to $5 for a box of hot food. The boxes include chicken fried rice, vegetarian pasta, or fish and chips. I chose the vegetarian pasta. The quantity is just enough for a light lunch or a heavier snack. I asked if there was cheese in the pasta and the lady told me no, but there actually was a bit in there. However, I found the taste to be fine - not amazing, but satisfactory. They could have included more vegetables.

I do surveys from here ocassionally, and I like how you can transfer points to Rewards Central, where you can build up your points to get a gift card or just a bank deposit, which is the most economical. The surveys are not too long, but I don't do them much if I'm busy.

I like how this food court has a variety of cuisines, including Italian, Sushi, Salads, and Sandwiches. The sushi is a little on the expensive side, being $2.80 per roll, but it's a healthy option. 2 rolls makes a good snack. The Sushi place also sells rice paper rolls, 2 for $6.

Approximate cost: $6

I had vegetarian hokkien noodles from here (in a container) for $5. It was tasty, but much too oily for my tastes. I prefer less oil and more vegetables. However, it was filling enough for my dinner.

I had a sushi roll from here for $2.50. It contained tofu, cucumber, avocado and lettuce. The price is reasonable, though not the cheapest, the food is of fair quality. They also sell other food in containers for $5, and if it's past 5pm it could be reduced to $4.

Approximate cost: $5