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Salaam Monash Handbook for Muslim students
Contents PART 1 - LIVING IN AUSTRALIA: EXPERIENCING A MULTICULTURAL AND MULTIRELIGIOUS SOCIETY Greetings and Language 4 Socialising 4 Clothing 5 Discussing Religion and Politics 5 Gender Equality 5 Equal Opportunity 6 Student Rights at Monash 6 PART 2 - FACILITIES AND SERVICES ON CAMPUS Support Services on Campus 8 Monash Connect 8 Counselling 8 Health Service 8 Accommodation Services 9 Safer Community Unit 9 Disability Support Services 9 Religious Facilities 10 Islamic Celebrations 10 Monash University Islamic Student Groups 11 Sporting Facilities 11 Halal Food - On Campus 11 PART 3 - COMMUNITY RESOURCES Prayer Times 13 Mosques and Prayer Centres 13 Schools 14 Other university Muslim student societies 14 PART 4 - ISLAMIC SERVICES Islamic Banking and Finance 16 Books and Clothing 16 Funeral Services 16 Islamic Organisations 16 Women’s Groups 16 PART 5 - HALAL FOOD Halal food products in Australia 18 Halal Grocery Outlets 18 Halal Butchers (retail and wholesale) 18 Halal Restaurants and Take Away Outlets 19 PART 6 - CAMPUS MAPS Berwick 22 Caulfield 23 Clayton 24 Parkville 25 Peninsula 26 Contact Monash University 27
PART 1 LIVING IN AUSTRALIA: EXPERIENCING A MULTICULTURAL AND MULTIRELIGIOUS SOCIETY Australia is a diverse, multicultural, multireligious society. Our population includes Indigenous Australians - the traditional owners and caretakers of the land; the descendants of convicts and settlers who arrived on our shores with European settlement; and a wide array of migrants from around the globe. Today more than a quarter of Australians were born overseas. Australia welcomes people from all over the world and does not discriminate on racial, cultural or religious grounds. As a nation, we embrace the spectrum of religious beliefs: Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim, Sikh and other places of worship are found in almost every major city. Because of this diversity, it is very difficult to precisely define what constitutes “Australian culture”. However, the following may be useful for new visitors.
Greetings and Language
Australians are often not very formal so greetings are usually casual. The most common Australian greeting is “g’day
mate” but “hi” and “hello” are common. However, this is context dependent, try the more formal “hello” in the first
instance, especially when introducing yourself to lecturers and classmates.
Use of informal nicknames is common and can include the shortening of names (‘Jonno’ instead of ‘Johnathon’). It
is also relatively common for people to use each others’ first names, particularly if they are of the same age or are
young adults. If in doubt, feel free to use someone’s title with their last name, eg. “Mr Smith” or “Professor Jones”
but don’t be surprised if you are informed that you can use their first name. Women were traditionally given “Miss” if
unmarried and “Mrs” if married. But “Ms” (pronounced ‘mizz’) for either is now common and useful if you are unaware
what the person prefers to be called.
Some people shake hands to greet each other, regardless of gender. This is more common in a business setting.
Sometimes people kiss each other once on the cheek or give a brief hug for greetings and goodbyes. Some
Australians may find it awkward and impolite to be refused a handshake, which can present some difficulties for
Muslims who follow stricter interpretations of touching prescriptions based on gender. If so, explain in a polite manner
why it is not appropriate for you to shake the hand of a person of the opposite gender.
More information about Australian Slang:
insiderguides.com.au/essential-aussie-slang-international-students
Socialising
Australians enjoy informal socialising, and will host social
functions such as dinners, barbeques or parties. Sometimes
it can be “BYO” which means bring your own drinks or meat
for a barbeque or “bring a plate” where each guest brings a
plate with food to share with others.
Although some Australians are vegetarians and vegans,
and others belong to religious minorities that observe
dietary restrictions, most Australians are not. Some may
be uninformed about the dietary requirements of Muslims.
If you have been invited to someone’s house to eat, it is
a good idea to gently forewarn your host with the halal
requirements you observe and/or offer to bring something to
eat and share. Vegetarian options are usually available at restaurants but be aware that some foods are cooked with
alcohol.
Drinking alcohol is a common part of socialising among Australian adults, including in homes, at pubs and bars, as
well as with dinner at restaurants and informal gatherings at work, such as after hours at the end of the week. It may
help to decide ahead of time the level of comfort you have with being in the presence of alcohol consumption, to help
decide the types of events you wish to attend or decline
More information about Australian culture and etiquette:
dfat.gov.au/about-australia/society-culture/Pages/society-and-culture.aspx
www.border.gov.au/Trav/Life
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Clothing
The types of clothing that people wear reflect the diversity in Australian society, the social situation and variations in
the weather. There are no laws or rules on clothing.
Monash respects different cultures and styles of dress. Students generally wear casual clothing on campus. It is
common for male and female students to wear jeans, t-shirts and jumpers. In the summer, students dress for comfort
and can be seen in dresses, skirts, singlet tops and shorts.
Australians are often expected to wear certain clothing styles in work situations. Most workplaces have dress
standards but this varies on the type and location of the work undertaken. Outside the work situation, clothing style is
a personal choice.
Discussing Religion and Politics
Australians are relatively comfortable discussing politics but may be less willing to bring up religious topics, although
non-Muslims can be curious about Islam and Muslims if they have not previously had the opportunity to get to know
a Muslim. If they perceive a Muslim is open to being questioned they may use the opportunity to clarify questions and
ideas.
Australia has no official state religion and people are free to practise any religion they choose, as long they obey the
law. Australia is predominantly a Christian country, with around 61 per cent of all Australians identifying as Christians.
However, most other major religious faiths are also practised, reflecting Australia’s culturally diverse society.
Australians are also free to not have a religion. About 20% of Australians indicated on the most recent census that
they have ‘no religion’ (this includes atheists and agnostics).
If you would like support or spiritual counselling for religious or personal issues, you can contact a university chaplain
to make an appointment. We have chaplains from many religions who can help with pastoral care, mentoring personal
growth and workshops on scripture.
monash.edu/spirituality/chaplains
Gender Equality
Australia does not practice gender segregation in comparison to some Muslim countries. As mentioned previously,
men and women shake hands and there is no sexual inference in this type of mild touching.
Australian values and laws affirm gender equality. The Sex Discrimination Act 1984 prohibits discrimination on
the basis of sex, marital status, pregnancy or potential pregnancy in a range of areas of public activity, including
work, accommodation, education, the provision of goods, facilities and services, the activities of clubs and the
administration of Commonwealth laws and programs. In a 2012 global survey, Australia ranked first on a list of
128 countries for women’s access to education, equal pay, childcare and anti-discrimination policies. In addition,
legislation is now in place to make it easier for men to be involved in family and caring responsibilities.
Workplace gender equality
www.wgea.gov.au/learn/about-workplace-gender-equality
5Equal Opportunity
Australia believes in equal opportunity. Equal opportunity means that every person can participate freely and equally
in areas of public life such as the workplace, education, or in accessing goods and services. There are laws that
protect people from unlawful discrimination based characteristics such as:
• race, colour, national or ethnic origin, nationality
• sex, gender identity, lawful sexual activity, sexual orientation, intersex status, marital status, pregnancy or
• potential pregnancy, breastfeeding, status as a parent or carer
• religious or political belief or activity, industrial activity
• age, physical features, disability (past, present or imputed), medical record, or
• personal association with someone identified by reference to any of the above.
Discrimination is when people are treated less favourably on the basis of one or more of the attributes listed above.
Sexual harassment is against the law. It is any conduct of a sexual nature, which is unwelcome and in the
circumstances is likely to cause someone to feel offended, humiliated or intimidated.
In Victoria, racial and religious vilification is also unlawful.
Vilification is defined as a conduct that incites hatred against,
serious contempt for, or revulsion or severe ridicule of
another person or class of person on the grounds of their
race or religion. Examples include jokes about cultural
practices, insulting or offensive comments about a dress
or ethnic stereotypes, racist posters or other printed or
electronic material.
If you feel you have been discriminated against, harassed or
vilified on the basis of one of the attributes listed above the
University can help you. Contact Diversity and Inclusion for
advice and referral.
monash.edu/diversity-inclusion
Student Rights at Monash
All students at Monash University have the right to access free advice and advocacy provided by Student Rights
Officers associated with the student association on your campus. These associations are independent of the
University and advocacy is provided on a confidential basis. Staff can assist you in applying for special consideration,
dealing with administrative issues, and work with you if you feel that you have been unfairly treated.
To speak with a Student Rights Officer get in touch with the student association at your campus.
Student Advocacy and Support:
monash.edu/students/support/grievances/student-rights
The University will not tolerate any form of discrimination, harassment or bullying. Bullying is considered an abuse of
power and involves repeated unreasonable behaviour such as verbal abuse; humiliation through sarcasm, criticism
or insults; excluding or isolating a person; psychological/emotional harassment; intimidation; assigning unreasonable
tasks; deliberately withholding information or inconveniencing someone.
6PART 2 FACILITIES AND SERVICES ON CAMPUS
Support Services on Campus
Upon commencement at Monash, attend the Orientation activities on your campus. These events are designed to
help you get organised for your studies, become familiar with the campus, staff and support services and meet other
students. If you are an international student it is important to attend an International Student: Essential information
session. Throughout the year there are also events for international students with families in Australia to help you get
connected.
orientation.monash
Monash Connect
Monash Connect is your first point of contact for student services. The team of staff will assist you to access
information and get the administrative support you need during your time at Monash University. You can access these
services by either visiting one of the service points, phone or on-line. Services offered include; ID cards, enrolments,
fees, official letters and transcripts, exams and graduations.
We understand that international students require specialised services. Monash Connect can assist with;
• Financial aid
• Liaison with Overseas Students Health Insurance (OSHC) providers
• Visa compliance requirements and extensions
• General visa information if you have family accompanying you in Australia
• Electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCOE)
• Accommodation assistance
• Providing new international students with free airport pick up service on arrival
Most importantly, we act as a referral centre and help you access the right service for your enquiry including; Safer
Communities, Counselling, Monash Residential Services, family and child care services and chaplaincy. As well as a
wide range of programs and activities connecting international and local students.
www.monash.edu/connect
Counselling
The university’s counselling service provides free, professional and confidential psychological counselling to all
Monash students. We offer individual appointments to help you work through your issues and group programs in
areas such as exam skills, mindfulness stress reduction, assertiveness and communication skills. You can also
access Counselling Help online by filling out an online request form or call after hours counselling on 1300 788 336.
monash.edu/counselling
Health Service
Clayton, Caulfield and Peninsula Monash campuses have a fully accredited general practice, with male and female
doctors available. If you prefer to see a medical practitioner of the same sex, let the health service know when you
make an appointment.
The university health service provides a broad range of general health and medical services for students with an
emphasis on illness prevention and health education. Services cover family planning, travel health, women’s health,
sexual health, sports medicine and psychological assistance in conjunction with other services such as counselling.
Interpreters are available on request. Call the university health service to make a booking.
monash.edu.au/health
8Accommodation Services
Monash Residential Services provides high-quality on-campus accommodation services and facilities at several
campuses, as well as off-campus accommodation services, information and advice.
On-campus housing is provided at three (3) campuses. Styles of accommodation include:
• Traditional Halls of Residence: Standard single room with shared facilities (Clayton, Berwick)
• Shared apartment/house: Standard single room with shared facilities (Clayton, Peninsula, Berwick)
• Self-contained studio apartments: single room with kitchen and bathroom (Clayton)
Some of the Halls of Residence offers single gender areas, with adjacent shared facilities (kitchens, bathrooms)
servicing rooms in these areas. Shared apartments may also be used by a group of single gender residents. Studio
apartments are self-contained, incorporating their own kitchens and bathrooms.
There are many benefits for students living on-campus, including:
• Trained Residential Support Team staff providing support, engagement and development;
• Leadership opportunities;
• Proximity to classes;
• Monash Security on-site 24/7;
• High speed Internet (1GB/sec);
• TV streaming - with access to 80 channels;
• Halls’ Café offering subsidised meals - Halal certified;
• All-inclusive rate (electricity, gas, water, internet) - provides financial certainty
Safety aspects are addressed in each building, with residences fitted with smoke alarms, automatic sprinkler systems
and locks on all doors and windows. All entrances to residential buildings are secured, with only residents and staff
given access. University Security patrols the accommodation precinct and are available 24/7 for assistance. That
includes the option for residents to request an escort back to their hall when returning late from studying on campus if
needed.
It’s important to apply for accommodation early, as applications are processed on a ‘first-in, first-served’ basis. There
is no application fee and prospective residents are not required to accept an offer of accommodation until after they
have received their Monash University offer.
monash.edu/accommodation
Safer Community Unit
The Safer Community Unit is a central point of enquiry for information, advice, support and coordination in managing
inappropriate, concerning or threatening behaviours impacting our campus community. Students and staff are
encouraged to ask for assistance if they:
• Feel threatened or unsafe
• Have concerns about someone else’s behaviour or well-being
• Have received unwanted attention
• Are worried about someone harming themselves or someone else
If you are concerned by the behaviour of someone at Monash you are encouraged to seek help. Please contact the
University’s Safer Community Unit on 9905 1599 or via email at safercommunity@monash.edu.
monash.edu.au/safer-community
Disability Support Services
Students who have a disability, mental health or on-going medical condition that may impact on their study can seek
assistance from Disability Support Services (DSS). When you register, you will be required to provide documentation
from your treating health professional. The medical information you provide is private and not released without your
consent. Contact Disability Support Services as soon as possible to discuss what assistance can be provided.
monash.edu.au/disability
9Religious Facilities
Clayton
The Religious Centre (38 Exhibition Walk) comprises a large worship and meeting area for the use of all religious
groups on campus. The centre has prayer rooms for both brothers and sisters (brothers in G06 and sisters in G07),
which are open for daily prayers and equipped with ablution facilities, prayer mats and slippers.
A mosque is located at 16 Beddoe Avenue, which is adjacent to the University. Entry to the mosque is on the campus
grounds. It has separate washing facilities for men and women. Plans are underway to build a purpose built mosque
at the current premises.
Jummah prayers start at 1.15pm and finish just before 1.50pm and are held in the Monash Sports Complex. Male
and female students are welcome to attend.
Jummah prayers at Monash:
monashmosque.org.au
In Clayton, the mosque is administered by the University Mosque Management Committee.
Monash Mosque Management Committee
Mohamed Mohideen
Lecturer, Department of Microbiology
mohamed.mohideen@monash.edu
9902 9156
Berwick, Caulfield, Gippsland, Parkville and Peninsula
There are Muslim prayer rooms, which provide washing facilities and prayer mats at the following campuses:
Berwick Quiet room for reflection and prayer, Room 145, Level 1, Building 901. Telephone: 9904
7019 (no washing facilities)
Caulfield Ground Floor, Building B (women), Ground Floor, Building T (men), Corner Sir John
Monash Drive and Queens Avenue, Caulfield. Telephone: 9903 2500
Parkville Multi-faith room, Second floor, Lecture theatre block (near lecture theatre 3).
Telephone: 9903 9635
Peninsula Multi-faith quiet room, Room A1.19, Level 1, Building A. Telephone: 9904 4223
See also campus maps at the back of this book.
Islamic Celebrations
Ramadan
Clayton
Tharaweeh and qiyamul layl prayers are performed at the Monash University mosque in Beddoe Avenue during
Ramadan. Tharaweeh prayers are open to both male and female students. The Monash University Islamic Society
holds Iftar once a week on the Clayton campus during the month of Ramadan. Iftars are also held at the mosque. You
may be able to attend Iftar on other evenings. Contact other Universities for details.
Caulfield
Tharaweeh prayers are performed during the month of Ramadan in the Caulfield prayer rooms. Monash Caulfield
Islamic Society organize daily Iftar.
Eid ul Fitr
Eid prayers for Eid ul Fitr are conducted by the University mosque at Monash Sport, 42 Scenic Boulevard, Clayton
Campus.
monashmosque.org.au
Eid ul Adha
Prayers are held at Monash Sport, 42 Scenic Boulevard, Clayton campus during Eid ul Adha. The Eid prayers at
Monash University are attended by more than 4000 people from more than 37 countries.
10Monash University Islamic Student Groups
The Monash University Islamic societies are student representative bodies on a number of campuses. They run
various activities including: Islamic study circle, Arabic classes, lectures and seminars and social gatherings. The
Islamic societies are open to Muslims and non-Muslims who are interested in increasing their knowledge of Islam and
receiving peer support from fellow Muslim students.
For more information, contact:
Clayton Caulfield
Monash University Islamic Society (MUIS) Monash Caulfield Islamic Society (MCIS)
• monashclubs.org/Clubs/Islamic • facebook.com/MonashCaulfieldIslamicSociety
• facebook.com/monashmuslims
Parkville
Islamic Association of Monash Mosque Monash University Islamic Society (MUIS)
• monashmosque.org.au • facebook.com/muis.parkville.1
• info@monashmosque.org.au • muis.parkville@gmail.com
• (03) 9902 9156
Sporting Facilities
Monash Sport offers a variety of services, facilities and events to help
you stay fit and healthy. There are fitness centres at Caulfield, Clayton
and Peninsula, you can request for a free one week trial by visiting their
website.
Social sporting competitions are also held across these campuses. You
can book exclusive use of courts for sports such as soccer, badminton,
tennis, squash and much more.
“Water women” is a program where specific swim session times are run
by women instructors/lifeguards and only for women.
Segregated change rooms for males and females are also available.
monash.edu/sport
monash.edu.au/sport/aquatics/learn-to-swim/water-women
Halal Food - On Campus
Halal food is available at various food outlets on campus. The outlets below at the Clayton campus have halal
certification and are monitored by the Monash Mosque Committee for halal compliance. There are also other outlets
on campus that offer halal options as well, but do not have halal certification. It is the responsibility of each individual
to check and verify that the meals offered are halal.
Clayton
Meeting Point
Ground floor of the Campus Centre, 21 Chancellors Walk
The Halls Café
Ground Floor, 58 College Way
Wholefoods Restaurant and Café on the top floor at the rear of the campus centre provides vegetarian and vegan
food, however some of the dishes may be cooked with alcohol.
Parkville
Le-Zodiaque Cafeteria
Ground floor, Building 402, Scott Building
More information about food on campus:
monash.edu/eat-drink-shop
11PART 3 COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Prayer Times
Prayer times can be downloaded from the following websites or apps.
Websites: Apps:
• www.islamicfinder.org • Ipray: Prayer Times & Qibla
• mosque-finder.com.au • Muslim Pro
• www.muslimpro.com/en
Mosques and prayer centres
Suburb Mosque/Prayer Centre Address Phone
Brunswick Islamic Call Society 19 Michael Street, Brunswick 9386 8423
Islamic Centre of Australia 31 Edward Street, Brunswick 93877100
Bundoora Latrobe University Plenty Rd, Level 2 across from Educ 2
Burwood Deakin University Building EC - Spiritual Centre, 62 Elgar Road
Carlton North Albanian Australian Islamic Society 765 Drummond Street, Carlton North 9347 6505
Clayton Monash University Mosque 16 Beddoe Avenue, Clayton (entry from Campus side) 9902 9156
Coburg Coburg Islamic Centre 9386 5324
31 Nicholson Street, Coburg
Dandenong Dandenong Mosque 10-12 Dalgety Street, Dandenong 9793 2879
Dandenong Turkish Islamic Society 139 Cleeland Road, Dandenong 9793 5838
Doncaster United Migrant Muslim Association 72 George Road, Doncaster 9842 6491
Fitzroy Fitzroy Mosque 144 Fitzroy Street, Fitzroy 9417 5760
Footscray Footscray West Mosque 294 Essex Street, Footscray
Glenroy Glenroy Musala 1st Floor, 92 Wheatsheaf Road, Glenroy
Heidelberg Elsedeaq Heidelberg Mosque Corner Lloyd and Elliot Streets, West Heidelberg
Huntingdale Huntingdale Mosque 320-324 Huntingdale Road, Huntingdale 9543 8037
Keysborough Keysborough Turkish Islamic & Cultural Centre 396 Greens Road, Keysborough 9701 5913
Lysterfield Islamic Society of Melbourne Eastern Region 1273 Wellington Road, Lysterfield 9752 9977
Melbourne Islamic Council of Victoria 66-68 Jeffcott Street, Melbourne 9328 2067
RMIT City Campus 11 Lygon Street, Melbourne
Royal Women’s Hospital Ground floor, corridor connecting the Royal Women’s Hospital
to the Royal Melbourne Hospital, Gratten St, Melbourne
Building 253, Little Pelham Street, Carlton.
Melbourne University
Access through the Waiting Room, Ground floor, Collins
Southern Cross Station Prayer Room Street concourse
Noble Park Bosnia and Herzegovina Islamic Society 18 Leonard Ave, Noble Park 9546 8089
Prahran Western Thrace Islamic Society 101-103 Union Street, Prahran 9510 4889
Springvale Springvale Mosque 68 Garnworthy Street, Springvale
13Schools
In Australia, there are both government and private schools. Government schools throughout Australia provide quality
education for everyone in the local region, irrespective of their means, religion or background.
Although government schools are free to Australian citizens, fees are charged for children of international students. If
you have a sponsorship or scholarship from the Australian Government (e.g. the Australia Award or IPRS) you will not
have to pay school fees for your children at government schools. Private schools charge all students fees regardless
of their citizenship status.
education.vic.gov.au/findaservice
study.vic.gov.au
Some schools teach special religious instruction (SRI). This is not compulsory and student participation is subject to
parental approval. SRI is available in several faiths including Islam. The following schools teach SRI in Islam:
Schools that offer Special Religious Instruction
Suburb School/College Telephone
Clayton Clayton North Primary School 9544 1522
1714 Dandenong Road
Endeavour Hills Thomas Mitchell Primary 9706 2254
Thomas Mitchell Dr, Endeavour Hills
Dandenong Dandenong South Primary School 9792 3726
52 Kirkham Rd, Dandenong
Islamic Schools
Suburb School/College Telephone
Coburg Australian International Academy of Education 9350 4533
56 Bakers Rd, Coburg North 3058
King Khalid Primary Campus 9354 0833
653 Sydney Rd, Coburg 3058
Preston East Preston Islamic College 9478 3323
55-57 Tyler Street, Preston 3072
Springvale Minaret College 9574 0567
1 Birch St, Springvale 3171
Other university Muslim student societies
RMIT Islamic Society (RMITIS) La Trobe University Islamic Society
www.rusu.rmit.edu.au/Clubs/RMITIS unione.latrobesu.org.au/Clubs/Club.aspx?CID=18
www.facebook.com/RMITIS www.facebook.com/latrobe.islamicsociety
Email: islamicsocietyofrmit@gmail.com Email: ltu_is@yahoo.com.au
Swinburne University Islamic Society Islamic Society Deakin University
www.swinis.org www.dusa.org.au/Clubs-Sport/Clubs/Deakin-University-
www.facebook.com/Swinburneislamic Islamic-Society-Burwood
Email: swinis@live.com.au www.facebook.com/isdub
Email: dusa-isdu-melb@deakin.edu.au
University of Melbourne Islamic Society (UMIS)
umsu.unimelb.edu.au/clubs/islamic-society
www.facebook.com/contactumis
Email: contactumis@gmail.com
14PART 4 ISLAMIC SERVICES
Islamic Banking and Finance
Muslim Community Co-operative Australia (MCCA)
• 169 Sydney Rd, Coburg 3058
• 9386 4344
• 9889 2255
• 1300 724 734
• www.mcca.com.au
Books and Clothing
The House of Emaan Islamic Books and Clothing
• 552 Sydney Rd, Coburg 3048 • 122 Cheltenham Road, Dandenong, Victoria 3175
• 9388 0155 • 9791 1985
Roshan’s Fashions Modesty Collection
• 69 Foster St, Dandenong 3175 • 262A, Level 2, Dandenong Plaza, 160 Walker
• Dandenong: 9792 5688 Street Dandenong 3175
• 63 Waterfield St, Coburg 3048 • 0402 766 107
• Coburg: 9350 7373 • www.modestycollection.com.au
Islamic Books and Clothing The Islamic Bookshop of Hiclaya & Ihsan
• 207 Sydney Rd, Coburg 3048 • 95 Holmes St, Brunswick VIC 3056
• 9386 2771 • 9386 6133
• www.ibcshopping.com.au
Funeral Services
ISOMER Janaza Services
• Wellington Rd, Lysterfield 3156
• 9848 2863
• 0413 454 987
Islamic Society of Victoria
• 90 Cramer St, Preston 3072
• 9470 5936
• 0417 889 956
Islamic Organisations
Australian Federation of Islamic Councils muslimsaustralia.com.au
Islamic Association of Australia irca.org.au/links/index.htm
Islamic Council of Victoria icv.org.au
Board of Imams www.boiv.org.au
Women’s Groups
Islamic Women’s Welfare Council of Victoria
• 1/19 Arthurton Road, Northcote 3070
• 9481 3000
16PART 5 HALAL FOOD
Halal food products in Australia
Many grocery items available in Melbourne shops and supermarkets are halal. The best way to check if processed
food is halal is to see if it is certified by the Halal Certification Authority-Australia. It can be useful to look at the
labels of food products. The ingredients and food additives are usually listed on the label. Sometimes additives are
represented by a number. A description of these additives can be found on the following websites.
halal-australia.com.au
www.foodstandards.gov.au/consumer/additives
halalsquare.com.au
Halal Grocery Outlets
Disclaimer: Please note that this is not a comprehensive list of all halal grocery outlets in Victoria. Monash University
accepts no responsibility for entrants under this listing being guaranteed halal. You are advised to check with
businesses listed that they are still halal.
Suburb Grocery Outlet Address Telephone
Brunswick BAS Foods Australia 419 Victoria St, Brunswick 3056 9381 1444
Halal Foods 381 Victoria St, Brunswick 3056 9387 7718
Coburg Hassoun Grocery 101 Harding St, Coburg 3058 9354 9649
Hawthorn Laguna Oriental & Indonesian Supermarket 772 Glenferrie Rd, Hawthorn 3122 9818 5581
Halal Butchers (retail and wholesale)
Disclaimer: Please note that this is not a comprehensive list of all halal butchers in Victoria. Monash University
accepts no responsibility for entrants under this listing being guaranteed halal. You are advised to check with
businesses listed that they are still halal.
Suburb Butcher/Meat Supplier Address Telephone
Brunswick Alasaya Butchers 565 Sydney Rd, Brunswick 9387 0920
Alis Halal Meats 7/655 Sydney Rd, Brunswick 9384 6996
Danacioglu Kasabi 48-50 Holmes St, Brunswick 9386 1974
Istanbul Halal Meats 609 Sydney Rd, Brunswick 9380 4895
Madina Halal Butcher 755 Sydney Rd, Brunswick 9386 0770
Clayton Sarawan Halal Butcher 35 Dunstan St, Clayton 9544 2228
Coburg Walid’s Halal Meat 18 Sydney Rd, Coburg 9386 1086
Dandenong Al Ameen Halal Meats 67 Foster St, Dandenong 0400 786 798
Mar Mara Halal Meat 141 – 145 Londsdale St, Dandenong 9708 5455
Sav’s Halal Butchery 33a Langhorne St, Dandenong 9708 5554
Dandenong South Supreme Halal Food 41 Red Gum Dr, Dandenong South 9706 6335
Doveton Pillars of Guidance Community Centre 9 – 11 Green St, Doveton www.pgcc.org.au 9794 5493
Flemington Macca Halal Meat 316 Racecourse Rd, Flemington 9372 2755
Footscray Footscray Halal Meats 174 Nicholson St, Footscray 9687 2188
Western Halal Meat 53 Leeds St, Footscray 9689 9667
Noble Park Himat Butcher 242 Railway Parade, Noble Park 9792 4727
Noble Park Halal Poultry 278 Railway Parade, Noble Park 9701 7282
Savs Halal Wholesale Meats 1/12a Leonard Ave, Noble Park 9548 4403
Northcote Halal Market Meat Factory 351 High St, Northcote 9489 6603
Preston Halal Market Meat Factory 425 High St, Preston 9471 8281
Reservoir Alfajr Halal Meats 719 Gilbert Rd, Reservoir 9471 4133
18Halal Restaurants and Take Away Outlets
Disclaimer: Please note that this is not a comprehensive list of all halal restaurants and take-away food outlets in
Victoria. Monash University accepts no responsibility for entrants under this listing being guaranteed halal. You are
advised to check with businesses listed that they are still halal.
Suburb Address Telephone Suburb Address Telephone
Ascot Vale Halal Hot Bread Shop 9370 3650 Clayton (cont...) Sarawan Spices & Takeaway Food 9544 2291
170 Union Road, Ascot Vale 331 Clayton Road
Ashwood Hyde & Seek 9888 1135 Singapor Kampong Restaurant 9543 6417
6 Yertchuk Avenue 332 Clayton Road
Balwyn North Dunyazad Lebanese Restaurant 9857 8778 Coburg Alamaro Restaurant 9918 8087
329 Doncaster Road 1/114 Bell Street
Brunswick Adana Restaurant 9384 1829 Coburg Flame Grill Chicken 9350 3075
848 Sydney Road 61 Waterfield Street
Adananli Turkish Restaurant 9384 0737 Fahita’s Restaurant 9905 8603
835 Sydney Road 489 Sydney Road
Alasya Turkish Restaurant 9387 2679 Half Moon Café 9350 2949
555 Sydney Road 13 Victoria Street
Bismi Restaurant 9386 8611 Melbourne Kebab Station 9355 7766
848 Sydney Road 9-10/451 Sydney Rd
Central Kebab House 9386 0599 Mr Funny Kebabs 9354 7750
661 Sydney Road 469 Sydney Road
Golden Terrace Restaurant 9386 6729 Newlands Pizza 9350 5158
803-805 Sydney Road Cnr Murray Road and Elizabeth
Street
La Petite Aurora Restaurant 9386 0441
151 Donald Street Lazzat Kadah 9386 6220
61-63 Sydney Road
Rumeli Restaurant 9384 0011
618 Sydney Road Pinarbasi 9383 4966
279-281 Sydney Road
Royal Stacks 9620 0296
1/80 Sydney Road Saleem Indian Restaurant 9354 1899
114 Bell Street
Sahara Pizza 9386 5400
627 Sydney Road Abdul’s Halal Take Away Foods 9354 3506
22 Elizabeth Street
Tabet’s Bakery 9387 3461
607 Sydney Road
Tandoori Nights 9388 0823
167 Sydney Road
Tiba’s Lebanese Food 9380 8425
504 Sydney Road
Bundoora Namaste Indian Restaurant 9467 1868
Shop 6, Nathan Court
Katik Take Away 9357 9997
349 Barry Road
Carlton Abla’s Lebanese Restaurant 9347 0006
109 Elgin Street
Carnegie Spicy Dragon 9571 5668
Shop3/ 23 Koornang Road
Caulfield North Almazett Lebanese Restaurant 9509 8959
208 Balaclava Road
Clayton Clayton BBQ Chicken 9543 3899
375 Clayton Road
Maryam’s cafe 9544 4337
41 Morton St, Clayton South
Dosa Hut 8510 5185
346 Clayton Road
19Halal Restaurants and Take Away Outlets (continued)
Disclaimer: Please note that this is not a comprehensive list of all halal restaurants and take-away food outlets in
Victoria. Monash University accepts no responsibility for entrants under this listing being guaranteed halal. You are
advised to check with businesses listed that they are still halal.
Suburb Address Telephone Suburb Address Telephone
Collingwood Pasha’s Turkish Restaurant 9417 7007 Moonee Ponds Kareem Shah Nawaz Restaurant 9370 0818
108 Smith Street 17 Hall Street
Dandenong Afghan Pamir Kebab House 9792 0197 Moonee Ponds Kebabs House 9372 7569
195 Lonsdale Street 1/19 Homer Street
Pamir’s Restaurant 9792 0197 Murrumbeena Oasis Bakery 9570 1122
195 Lonsdale Street 9/993 North Rd
Punjab Sweet & Indian Take Away 9792 1694 Noble Park Yarraman Doner Kebabs 9793 6670
2B Mason Street 234 Railway Parade
Taste of Paradise Pizza & Ribs 9793 9888 Notting Hill Miah’s Sambalicious 0423 701 716
8 Clow Street
Elsternwick Bala Da Dhaba 9523 8683 201 Normanby Road (near Monash
56 Glen Eira Road University Clayton Campus)
Eltham Ginger Garlic Indian Restaurant 9439 3550 Prahran Simply Indian Takeaway 9510 9332
9/9 Dudley Street 22/325 Chapel Street
Fitzroy Afghan Gallery Restaurant 9417 2430 Richmond Kilim Turkish Restaurant 9428 5113
327 Brunswick Street 366 Victoria Road
Fitzroy Kebab Place 9419 2183 South Yarra Zurouna 9827 1956
89 Smith Street 304 Toorak Road
Moroccan Soup Bar 9482 4240 Springvale Raju’s Indian Restaurant 9574 2693
183 St Georges Road 890 Dandenong Road
Footscray Dosa Hut 9687 0171 Windsor Marmara Restaurant 9510 6944
604 Barkley Street 68 Chapel Street
Kensington Amania Restaurant 9376 7777
522 Macaulay Road
Keysborough Kebab Palace 9701 8626
Parkmore Shopping Centre Food
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317 Cheltenham Road
Malvern Nicosia Kebab House 9509 9823
250 Glenferrie Road
Melbourne Da Rin 9639 0721
(City) 169 Bourke Street
Gourmet Curry Hut 9671 4433
3-4/318 Little Collins Street
Gaylord Tandoori Indian 9663 3980
Restaurant
4 Tattersalls Lane
Little Malaysia Restaurant 9662 1678
26 Liverpool Street
Mama Rumaan 8623 9690
Shed 9, Central Pier Docklands
Nelayan Indonesian Restaurant 9663 5886
265 Swanston Street
Pepper:Lunch 9078 6388
309 – 311 Elizabeth Street
Salero Kito Padang 9639 7268
Tivoli Arcade,
235-251 Bourke Street
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Employment and Career Computer Lab G63. A2 Facilities and Services office. A3 Building 931
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Esolutions Service Desk. B2 Monash Union of Berwick Students. A2 Nursing laboratories G91– G92. A3
International Student Support. B2 Student lounge, bar and bistro. A3 Security G117. A3 Student accommodation
Lecture theatre G43. B2 Tutorial room G57. A2 Tutorial rooms G101, G95. A3 Hall of Residence. A3
Library. B2 Tutorial rooms G68-70. A2 First floor Student flats. B4
Main entrance, café. B2
First floor Faculty of Arts. A3
Student Engagement and Support. B2
Computer Lab 180. A2 Faculty of Medicine, Nursing Pavilion
First floor International and mature-age and Health Sciences. A3 Berwick Residential Services. A3
Faculty of Business and student lounge. A2 Tutorial rooms 1139 – 1141. A2 Recreation room and laundry. A3
Economics. B2 Lecture theatres 195, 197. A3
Lecture theatres 117, 133. B2 Faculty of Education Education
Quiet Room 145. B2 Teaching and Learning Space. A2 Sporting facilities
Basketball courts. A4
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Beach volleyball court. A3
Campus administration. B2
Soccer field. B2
Meeting room 235. B2
Tutorial rooms 231, 234. B2
Video conferencing 203. B2
22Monash University Caulfield campus
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Arts digital media suite B General computer labs T B214, B215, B218 B, Level 2
Australian Centre for Jewish Civilisation S IT computer labs B, K, T E224 E, Level 2
Languages, Literatures, Cultures and Linguistics C Monash Business School computer labs K F201 F, Level 2
Media, Film and Journalism B Monash Postgraduate Association computer labs T HB40, HB32, HB39, HB36 H, basement
Monash Asia Institute H H125, H126 H, Level 1
Services and administration H235, H237, H238 H, Level 2
Monash Institute for the Study of Global Movements C
Access Monash F K309, K321 K, Level 3
Monash Media Labs B
Bookshop K S230, S232 S, Level 2
National Centre for Australian Studies H
Buildings and Property T
Social Sciences H
Career Connect B Parking
Translational Studies Lab B Permit parking
Childcare Centre 22 Derby Rd
Art, Design and Architecture eSolutions F Multi-level car park J
Architecture F Health Services B Caulfield Racecourse car park Normanby Road
Design G Library A Casual hourly/daily ticket parking
Fine Arts B, C, D, E Mail Services T Multi-level car park J
Monash College B Building T car park Between Building T and futsal courts
Industrial Design G
Interior Architecture E Monash Connect B Loading docks
MADA Gallery D Monash Postgraduate Association (MPA) C, H Building H, off Princes Highway (Dandenong Road) H
Monash Business School Monash Residential Services B Building B, off Queens Walk B
Monash Sport S Building S, off Sir John Monash Drive S
Accounting H
Monash University Museum of Art (MUMA) F
Banking and Finance H
Monash University Office of Learning and Teaching C
Public transport
Business Law and Taxation S Caulfield Railway Station, Station Street/Normanby Road
MONSU Caulfield Monash Student Union S
Econometrics and Business Statistics H Tram stop, Princes Highway/ Waverley Road
Muslim Prayer Room (Men) T
Economics H
Muslim Prayer Room (Women) B Free intercampus shuttle bus
Management N
Office of Caulfield Campus Community C Princes Highway H
Marketing S
Parenting/Disability Room S Bicycle storage
Monash Business School MBA/Executive MBA N
Pro-Vice Chancellor C Building J, ground level J
Information Technology Security J
Parkiteer bicycle storage, Caulfield Railway Station
Information Technology H
Retailers Taxis
Museum of Computing History B
Bubble Cup S
Taxi Rank, Sir John Monash Drive near Princes Avenue
Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Cafe Monsu S
Nursing and Allied Health Student Services C Graze on the Green K Share cars
Public Health and Preventive Medicine F Koji Sushi S Sir John Monash Drive/ Derby Road, outside the 7-Eleven
Social Work C Standing Room Cafe C
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Building/department name Address Medicine B 39 Rainforest Walk Law Lecture Theatres L1 – 5, G20 15 Ancora Imparo Way North-east One 6 Scenic Boulevard
Alexander Theatre 48 Exhibition Walk Medicine C 10 Chancellors Walk Medicine Lecture Theatre M1 35 Rainforest Walk North-east Two Residential Carpark 6
Australian Pulp and Paper Institute 15 Alliance Lane Medicine D 35 Rainforest Walk Medicine Lecture Theatres M2 – M3 37 Rainforest Walk North-east Three Residential Carpark 7
Bicycle Arrival Station – James Gormley 5 Rainforest Walk Medicine E 9 Ancora Imparo Way Rotunda Lecture Theatres R1 – R7 46 Exhibition Walk North-east Four Residential Carpark 3
Biochemistry Laboratories 11 Chancellors Walk Medicine F 26 Innovation Walk Science Lecture Theatres (North), S13 – S15 11 Rainforest Walk
North-east Five Residential Carpark 1
Biological Sciences 25 Rainforest Walk Medicine Teaching Services Unit 28 Innovation Walk Science Lecture Theatres (West), S5-S6 15 Rainforest Walk
Melbourne Centre for Nanofabrication 151 Wellington Road North-east Six Residential Carpark 2
Biological Sciences Lecture Theatres S7– S8 21 Rainforest Walk Science Lecture Theatres S1 – S4,
Menzies Building 20 Chancellors Walk S9 – S12, STI – 4, ST7 16 Rainforest Walk North-east Seven Residential Carpark 4
Biology 18 Innovation Walk
Boiler House 22 Research Way Microbiology & Biological Sciences 12 Innovation Walk Sir Alexander Stewart Theatre 14 Alliance Lane North-east Eight Residential Carpark 5
Buildings and Property 26 & 30 Research Way Monash Biomedical Imaging 770 Blackburn Road South One Lecture Theatre 43 Rainforest Walk South East Car Parks
Campus Centre 21 Chancellors Walk Monash Centre for Electron Microscopy 10 Innovation Walk enter via Wellington Road
Monash Children’s Centre Co-op 62 Beddoe Avenue
Residences Address
Central Science Block 19 Rainforest Walk Briggs Hall 42 College Walk Central Two 37 Scenic Boulevard
Chancellery Building A 27 Chancellors Walk Monash Club 32 Exhibition Walk South One 30 Ancora Imparo Way
Monash College 49 Rainforest Walk Deakin Hall 56 College Way
Chancellery Building B 36 Exhibition Walk Farrer Hall 62 College Way South-east One 52 Scenic Boulevard
Chancellery Building C 34 Exhibition Walk Monash College Learning Village 33 Innovation Walk
Monash Community Family Co-operative 56 Howleys Road Howitt Hall 60 College Way South-east Two 54 Scenic Boulevard
Chancellery Building D 26 Sports Walk Jackomos Hall 44 College Walk
Monash House 14 Ancora Imparo Way South-east Three
Chancellery Building E 24 Sports Walk Mannix College Wellington Road/Parker Street
Monash Injury Research Institute 21 Alliance Lane Casual hourly/daily ticket parking 64 Scenic Boulevard
Chemistry 17 Rainforest Walk MRS Administration HOR 58 College Way
Doug Ellis Swimming Pool 36 Scenic Boulevard Monash Sport 42 Scenic Boulevard South-east Four Multi-level 60 Scenic Boulevard
Monash Sustainability Institute 8 Scenic Boulevard Holman Hall 27 Sports Walk South-east Five 62 Scenic Boulevard
Education 29 Ancora Imparo Way Campbell Hall 21 Sports Walk
Earth, Atmosphere & Environment - see Mathematics Monash University Business Park 680 Blackburn Road South-east Six Residential Carpark 8
Monash University Business Park 710 Blackburn Road Logan Hall 28 Sports Walk
Engineering 31 17 College Walk
Monash University Business Park 700 Blackburn Road Turner Hall 38 College Walk Off-Campus Car Parks Address
Engineering 33 19 College Walk
Monash University Business Park 738 Blackburn Road Normanby House 101 Normanby Road Off-campus One Wellington Road/ Blackburn Road
Engineering 35 16 Alliance Lane
Monash-Oakleigh Legal Service 60 Beddoe Avenue Richardson Hall 63 College Way Off-campus Two Howleys Road/ Normanby Road
Engineering 36 18 Alliance Lane
New Horizons 20 Research Way Roberts Hall 61 College Way
Engineering 36A 20 Alliance Lane Loading docks Address
Old Science Laboratories 22 Rainforest Walk South East Flats 52 Ancora Imparo Way
Engineering 37 17 Alliance Lane
Performing Arts 55 Scenic Boulevard Boundary Road Boundary Road x College Walk
Engineering 69 22 Alliance Lane Parking Address
Physics 10 College Walk North West Car Parks Boundary Road Rear of 23 Innovation Walk
Engineering 72 14 Alliance Lane
Plant Sciences Complex 54 College Walk enter via Forster Road, Gardiner Road and Bayview Avenue Ancora Imparo Way Rear of 15 Ancora Imparo Way
Engineering Examination Halls, EH1 – EH4 23 College Walk
Religious Centre 38 Exhibition Walk North One Multi-level – Ground level Exhibition Walk Exhibition Walk/ College Walk
Buildings and Property 26 Research Way
Robert Blackwood Hall 49 Scenic Boulevard Casual hourly/daily ticket parking 10 Research Way
Faculty of Information Technology 25 Exhibition Walk Boiler House Road Boiler House Road
Rotunda 46 Exhibition Walk North One Multi-level – Upper levels 2 Innovation Walk
Faculty of Medicine Offices 43 Rainforest Walk
Faculty Teaching – MBBS 27 Rainforest Walk
Science and IT 14 Rainforest Walk North Three 28 Research Way Public transport Address
Science Instrumentation and Technology South West Car Parks Bus Interchange Ancora Imparo Way/ Rainforest Walk
First Year Biology 23 Rainforest Walk
Development Platform 26 Research Way
Green Chemical Futures 13 Rainforest Walk Central Eight 5 Ancora Imparo Way Bus Stop Research Way
Science Portables 7 Innovation Walk
Hargrave-Andrew Library 13 College Walk South-west One 38 Innovation Walk Bus Stops Blackburn Road
Security & Traffic 59 Scenic Boulevard
Information Services 44 Exhibition Walk South-west Two 4 Ancora Imparo Way
Sir Louis Matheson Library 40 Exhibition Walk Bicycle arrival stations Address
Japanese Studies Centre 12 Ancora Imparo Way West One 3 Alliance Lane
Monash HR (incl. Staff Development) 211 Wellington Road James Gormley 5 Rainforest Walk
Jock Marshall Reserve West Two 3 College Walk
STRIP1 Monash Biotechnology 15 Innovation Walk
Environmental Laboratories 52 College Walk North Two 30 Research Way
STRIP2 School of Biomedical Sciences 19 Innovation Walk Taxis Address
John Monash Science School 39 Innovation Walk North East Car Parks
STRIP3 School of Biomedical Sciences 23 Innovation Walk Taxi Rank C10 car park at 59 Scenic Boulevard
Krongold Centre 57 Scenic Boulevard enter via Howleys Road and Normanby Road
Yarrawonga 10 Ancora Imparo Way
Law Building 15 Ancora Imparo Way Central Five 4 Innovation Walk Share cars Address
Law Library 15 Ancora Imparo Way Major lecture theatres Address Central Twelve 17 Scenic Boulevard
Flexicar Bays RC5 58 College Way
Mathematics & Earth, Atmosphere Central One Lecture Theatre 25 Exhibition Walk East One Scenic Boulevard
and Environment 9 Rainforest Walk Engineering Lecture Theatres E1 – E6 21 College Walk East Two Scenic Boulevard Smoke-free Monash
Medicine A 37 Rainforest Walk Humanities Lecture Theatres H1 – H10 20 Chancellors Walk North Four 32 Research Way Monash Clayton campus is smoke-free.
24 The information in this map was correct at the time of publication (April 2017)MONASH UNIVERSITY PARKVILLE CAMPUS
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Key Reception G
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407 ROYAL PARADE (407) Pharmaceutical Society of Australia 1
Lecture theatre 5 1
Lecture theatres 1, 2 and 3 1, 2
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Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences G
Centre for Drug Candidate Optimisation 2
Medicinal Chemistry 1
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Deck Basketball
Soccer Drug Discovery Biology 3
Large Meeting Room 5
Dean’s Meeting Room G
eSolutions G
SCOTT BUILDING (402) Deck Basketball
Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences Foundation G
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Centre for Medicine Use and Safety 1
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Administration C Windermere Early Learning Centre 1A Holmes Street North 1 car park N1
Bookshop U Workshop/maintenance J North 2 car park N2
Buildings and Property C North 3 car park N3
Business and Economics D Lecture Theatres Administration car park C1
Career Connect A A1.17 A South 1 car park S1
Community Emergency Health and Paramedic Practice H A2.16 A South 2 car park S2
Education A A4.16 A West car park W1
eSolutions A A4.41 A Hockey car park H1
Garages N E2.09 E
George Jenkins Theatre GJ F1.01 F Public transport
Health Services U Frankston Station (Frankston line, Beach Street/
Retailers running from Frankston to City) Fletcher Road
Indigenous Student Lounge S
Library L Upperdeck Café U Leawarra Station (Stony Point line, Lardner Road/
Monash Connect C Seahorse Tavern U running between Frankston and Stony Point) Bloom Street
Campus Business Lounge S The George Café A
782 Frankston – Flinders via Moorooduc Road/
Monash Peninsula Activity & Recreation Centre (MPARC) W Coolart Road, Hastings bus service Hastings Road
Loading docks
Monash Sport W 783 Frankston – Hastings Moorooduc Road/
Building A A
Nursing and Midwifery E via Coolart Road bus service Hastings Road
George Jenkins Theatre GJ
Occupational Therapy G 775 Frankston – Lakewood Moorooduc Road/
Building L L
Physiotherapy B via Heatherhill Road Hastings Road
Building U U
School of Primary and Allied Health Care G 887 University connector, Leaves from
Security C Bicycle storage Peninsula campus to Rosebud bus loop
Struan Postgraduate Centre S MPARC Velopod Adjacent to MPARC, Building W
Student Residences R Smoke-free Monash
Student Union U Monash Peninsula campus is smoke-free.
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