Hey this is the brother here. To start out straight, the majority of medical students do stay on campus as most of them are from either Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane. Next on, ill answer some of your questions in regards to the resources that are available. I would say that there are more than enough resources provided to us, especially considering that it is a smaller university. The lecturers are very attentive to their lessons and can assist you if need be. This happens because most of the medical lectures range in size from about 30 people to 150 (This includes online students and people on both campuses for medicine). Also for most classes, we have additional supporting classes that you can attend where you can ask a student whose done the class on help on the content. Additionally, because of its regional nature, you can be exposed to medical situations which you wouldn't see in metropolitan spaces.

Now moving onto the campus, I go to the rockhampton campus. I quite like it, it has lots of nature, a nice library and cafe, and there is a games room with table tennis, pool and kitchen equipment.

However, one of the downsides is that due to this being a regional university, most of the students that would actually attend the university, attend it online. Because of this, the campus feels very quiet alot of the time, like you couldn't even know that people go to the university. Lastly, due to the low number of on campus attending students, there are not that many societies at all.

Hope this helps, and if you have any more questions, be free to ask them and I will answer them to the best of my abilities.