Hello all, im 28 yrs old and looking to study for a year in either melbourne (la trobe bundoora) or brisbane (QET), which of the 2 would be more fun and better to live? i'm thinking in terms of ...
I was thinking maybe paintball, the zooventure thing, or maybe a baloon ride. I just want to do something awesome and original!!
any ideas would be great!...
We are moving to Melbourne later this year - my work is just north of the airport. Any suggestions for family friendly suburbs? We have a five year old. Many thanks!...
I am very picky. I want to live in a place where it is really warm in the summer but snows a lot in the winter. A small town but not in the middle of nowhere. And preferably close to a big city like S...
In the country towns they often do. I work nights driving and see quite a few in the early hours but not during the daylight.
John J
Just like we have deer running around everywhere.
wow!!
yes they do in some parts
phooey2u
And Golf courses too!
Croix du Sud/Southern Cross
I had a friend who came to visit Oz and wanted to see a roo, I had to take him to the zoo
ellegee3012
I live no more than 30 kms from a capital city and I see kangaroos every day !!
old dick withers
I live in Penrith approx 45kms west from centre of Sydney, here there is rough parkland approx 100acres which houses wild roos. This area unfortunately is causing much controversy for development for housing, but any time from 4pm onwards on the other side of the fence these animals can be seen
Kevin
In country towns yes, and anywhere theres bush nearby.
I live in the mountains and theres obviously a lot of bush around, so you get a lot of roadkill around here when the roo's come out of the bush and try to cross the roads. :( Theres also lots of roadkill on big highways because they're often built through bushland aswell.
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