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The document provides details from the author's study abroad experiences in Fiji, Australia, and New Zealand. It includes information about pre-departure preparations, orientation activities in Fiji, a homestay experience, courses at the University of South Pacific, and living and activities in Sydney at Macquarie University and around the city. The author shares experiences with roommates, food, events attended through the program, and costs of additional excursions.
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