Myki fines and public transport
This page contains information about the common issues students experience while using public transport, including myki fines and complaints about authorised officers.
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Last updated: 7 June 2019
Myki fines
What to do if you have received a myki fine
![UMSU POC Department presents... "Racism and Migration: The Refugee Crisis"
The latest workshop in this series on anti-racism looks at how race impacts the treatment of refugees. Speaker Moosa Raza will discuss some of the major refugee crises around the world, racial profiling of migrants and how policies implemented by governments harm them.
👉🏾 When: 28 September, 2:30pm
👉🏾 Where: Online
👉🏾 Register via the Events calendar (link in bio!) or head over to @umsupeopleofcolour
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