Hi! I can tell you what the Monash timetable is
Yeah I'm sorry to have to tell you that flexible, medicine is not. You can't choose your timetable
You have to be at 80% of the tutorials or you actually fail the year, and pretty much everyone goes to all of them so that if you really have to skip one at some point you can. Lectures you can skip and watch later so long as you're good at going back and watching them (I never do), also keep in mind that sometimes the recordings fail and you're stuck begging a friend to teach you the content.
For first semester, which I've just finished, there is 24.5 contact hours per week on an average week (sometimes there's one extra lecture)
Lectures are one hour long, tutorials are 2 hours, practicals are 2 hours and PBL is 3.5 hours
Lectures you can skip, practicals they don't take attendance (so you can skip but you can't catch up), but tutorials and PBL are compulsory
Monday - lecture at 10, 11 and 1, PBL starts at 2 (5.30 finish)
Tuesday - lecture at 10, 11 and 1, and then a tutorial which half of the cohort has from 2-4, the other half from 4-6
Wednesday - NOTHING YES BEST DAY OF THE WEEK - to the pub!
Thursday - worst day of the week - lectures at 8, 9, 11, tutorial and practical at 1 and 3 - I live on campus, it takes me 10 minutes to walk to class and I have skipped more 8am lectures than I care to admit. And the 9am. And 11am. Thursdays are not a good day (see Wednesday pub comment).
Friday - Tutorials at 9 and 11, Lectures at 3 and 4 (the extra lecture I mentioned that they put in sometimes is at 2)
So basically if it really takes you ages to get to uni and you want to be there as little as possible you could come for 2-5.30 on Monday, 2 hours in the afternoon on Tuesday, four hours in the afternoon on Thursday and 4 hours in the morning on Friday. Unfortunately I would assume that getting home in time for your other commitments would be hard as all four days with contact hours finish at or after 5 - except Friday is lectures I guess.
Second semester changes - we lose our Wednesday
but we also get to start cadavers
They seem to have set it so that the majority of hours are in the afternoons which probably doesn't work for you
Monday and Friday have three hours of lectures with a one hour break - Monday finish 5, Friday finish 3
Tuesday is four hours of tutorial/prac from one to five (I think they take attendance on these pracs)
Wednesday is PBL from 1.30 to 5 - to the pub to recover from that
Thursday THEY STILL HAVE 8AM LECTURES WHYY - its pretty much exactly the same as first semester
So for second semester you could only come to uni three days a week because Monday and Friday are totally lectures
My brain is telling me that PBL stands for practice based learning but if I'm wrong that could be embarrassing - anyway its a small group thing where you get given a condition and you have to do research on what it is, the causes, the incidence and how to treat it etc etc boring as all hell as a general rule.
Now I would really recommend that you come to the lectures if at all possible but I guess it depends on how you study best and convenience, I do know people on campus who don't go to lectures at all and then watch them later because that's what works for them, and if you can't get to uni then you'll just have to watch them.
Also the timetable I've just told you shouldn't change for next year unless something drastic like a new degree wanting to use the lecture theatre happens.
Hope that helps! If you need any clarification just ask.