What would you say is best about australia?

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forrestanfo

The wild life, and the mineral deposits, the people are friendly.

hallow s

all the male eye candy! whew!
recommend sydney and melbourne if you want activities, and any other province if you want a quiet boring life.

burning brightly

Melbourne its a big city with plenty of opportunities for whatever type of work you wish to do and while you are looking you are supported doctors are cheap and food is plentiful and good also we have some of the worlds top sports persons and anyone who is good enough gets a go also our cricket team is the worlds best.

zipp

The people are so friendly and it is so diverse.

cubalishus

We've just come back from a holiday of a lifetime in Australia and I would say the best thing about it is absolutely everything, the people are wonderful and so laid back, we were in Cairns, Sydney and Melbourne and loved all 3 places, if I was younger it would be Sydney to move to for me, check out some web sites and see what you think its a brilliant place and I so hope you get to go there soon.

cherub

The laid back lifestyle. I would live in Melbourne if I was to emigrate there because of the cooler climate it has and the city has alot of charm and great amenities. It is also a little cheaper than Sydney.

waddamulli

doug sounds like he is from NZ dont listen to him - he always has negative comments

best of australia we are friendly, happy go lucky, down to earth, multi cultural, love the great outdoors ie: bbqs, picnics, sport, swim, surf, fish - the weather is beautiful one day perfect the next especially in Qld

we are experiencing a bit of a drought at present in most states - bring the rain with you when you come

forget about living in the cities - too chaotic, too noisy, too polluted, not enough drinking water

move to the country towns - more laid back lifestyles and plenty of room to move

bear

The best thing is probably me. I think so anyway, and I am a modest kind of guy. The best place to live would probably be near me, because with a bit of luck you may get to meet me

jimporary

Best about Australia: the people (laid back), the weather (it permits an outdoor sort of life), the egalitarian multi-ethnic society where everyone's Australian, the variety of foods in the shops everywhere, the job opportunities.
To live: Queensland: Gold Coast, Barrier Reef, tropical forest, huge interior plains, mountains - and Brisbane is a great city! Much more interesting and upcoming to live in than Sydney or Melbourne.

But agreed - Hillsong Church would be a bonus, if there is one in Brisbane!
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PS - Hi xXxKAY - Thanks for the info. Many moons ago I was a very young, lost and lonely immigrant in Brisbane, with things taking a bad downward spiral. But Jesus came into my life through a church someone invited me to, and "old things passed away and everything became new", as the Bible puts it. So for me, Brisbane still feels like the Gateway to Heaven.

John (questioner) - I like the photo of you in scuba gear on your website. Would recognise you anywhere from that! Great fish to see on the Barrier Reef - Queensland has to be best for you!

x . shizzle . .

aww I wish I lived in Australia but I'm stuck in the UK :( I say Sydney is the best place to live, it's warm, beautiful, clean, fresh, amaaaazing!! and I like it so much because of Hillsong church :P

jimporary - I know, I love Brisbane too and if there was a hillsong church there it would be as good, if not better than sydney!! but there's not :( :-)

referralguru

Everything is great, I have been around the world and nothing compares I dont think. Even though every where is has its special aspect to.

monkeyface

The best thing is the amount of space. Very peaceful, beautiful scenery. Unusual wildlife.
Victoria is the green state & is probably closest in climate to UK if a little warmer. Rains almost every day but really warm rain - really pelts down but only last minutes & dries up in minutes.
Very friendly people everywhere.

richiefrankie

The Blue Mountains. Nothing beats the scenery and the loads of adventure you can take there. They say it's also growing popular to be a preferred wedding/honeymoon destination spot.

FORKY

doug b being a cheeky boy again,id have to say the laid back out door life style and some great fresh produce and of course beer,plus space and room to move with a country this size and only 21 million people-plenty of room.

happyprecious

Australians always pull together in times of tragedy ie natural disasters, man made disasters. We are a very generous people with our time and finances in these types of situations. We always look after our mates. Mateship is a very big part of the Australian culture. Also it is the freedom to be whoever you want to be. No judgement.

As far as recommending where to live, I would say anywhere about 1-1.5 hours north of any major city. There are some great places that are cheaper, less busy, but still close enough to work and visit in the bigger cities. For example, Central Coast NSW and Sunshine Coast QLD.

laplandfan

I don't live there BUT I want to live there!!!
Went to Australia and visited Sydney, Melbourne, Ayers Rock, Brisbane and Cairns and fell in love with it all.
I loved the Aussie people...so laid back and relaxed and so proud of their country. I would love to feel that way.
Also the varying landscapes were so diverse with the ruggedness of the outback....the crystal clear ocean of the Barrier Reef, unspoilt beaches, fantastic wildlife. Loved Steve Irwin's Zoo.
I would choose to live in Queensland for the warmer tropical climate.
Also i love the Aussie style houses....so spacious. Just imagine getting up Christmas morning in Oz and being able to have a BBQ and a swim in the sea!!!!

ambernova

TRIPLE J: the most awesome radio ever on this planet. and also stuff they do in the real world, like Live At The Wireless, Big Day Out, Unearthed, and all that

www.abc.net.au/triplej

mmoonnii

The best about Australia is Father Christmas dressed in a red swim trunk

Doug

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