 Need information abt new zealand(auckland)? |
| i m gong to auckland(new zealand)in april.and i m completil unknown of the place.so can ny1 plz tell me how is life there?wt is the minimum living cost there?how much can i earn there weekly bcoz i ... |
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 What is Wanganui like to live in? |
I'm currently in Palmerston North was offered a job over that why. I know the town has it's problems I hear but does any body have first-hand knowledge?
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 Is Auckland the most multicultural place on earth? |
I heard that it is the polynesian capital of the world.
South Africans inundate the North Shore as well as English people. A HUGE Asian population throughout all of Auckland.
L... |
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 New Zealand Hostels - is it easy to find ensuite? |
| My friend and I are travelling all over New Zealand and want to find cheap accomodation in hostels, but it's important to us to have twin rooms rather than dorms, and ensuite bathrooms. How easy/... |
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 Auckland's Northshore.........? |
I have only been there once but don't remember it very well.
I was wondering what's it like? I'm imagining this rich city with beaches and plenty of South Africans about. <... |
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 Help any one from rotorua..? |
| i am from india and planning to do my diploma in hospitality management from wairiki.so if anyone from nz help me .is the coll a reputed coll.is my course worth doing bcoz i am planning to do my ... |
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 Is the Wizard of Canterbury (Christchurch, NZ) still alive? |
In the 70's I remember a man from Melbourne University whos name was Ian Brackenridge (I think) moved to Christchurch, NZ. He was also known as the Wizard of Canterbury.
He would be in the C... |
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 Auckland vrs. Otago? |
Who has attended one of these NZ unis ? Which one is better and why? Whose graduates have better job prospects?
I'm specially interested in the field of food science..... |
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 Calling all British curry lovers who live in Wellington, NZ - where can we get a good curry?? |
| We've recently moved to Wellington and absolutely love it, there's just one problem... our favourite food is Indian, we're absolute suckers for curry. However having been to 3 curry ... |
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 Hi! Just found out I am going to Wellington, New Zealand from Jul-Dec . What should I bring for clothes? |
| I am female and would like to have an assortment of casuel, going out, and outdoor clothing. Also what kind of shoes?? Help, I'm clueless!... |
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| New Zealand? |
| What does NZ manufacture that no other country does?... |
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 How can I possibly meet other people who have moved to New Zealand, actually in Dunedin, from Minnesota U.S.A? |
How can I possibly meet other people who have moved to New Zealand, actually in Dunedin, from Minnesota U.S.A?
I just relocated to Dunedin and wonder if there are any websites, or places to find ... |
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 Best New Year's Eve Fireworks in NZ? |
| I went to Sydney's fireworks last year which was out of this world. Is there anything in NZ close to that?... |
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Living in New Zealand? |
I visited New Zealand for 2 weeks with my friend, and just loved it, and am considering living there for a while. Being an Aussie I don't think I need to worry about visas and so fourth (correct me if I'm wrong?)
But anyway, what's the economy like in general, and is it easy to get work? I was thinking maybe living in Auckland.
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Your standard of living in Aussie is probably about 30% higher than here in NZ, but there's more to life than just getting rich. Speaking for myself, we've got a good lifestyle. A reasonable climate, enough water, and at present, low unemployment. You're right; you don't need to worry about visas and work permits. Come and have a look. Even if you decide not to stay, I guarantee you'll have a good time. |
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Australians do not require a visa to visit or stay in New Zealand
Depends on where you have been living in Australia - whether you would find it more expensive but in general, the cost of living is higher in New Zealand than Australia. Approx 3000 New Zealanders move permanently to Australia every MONTH. What does that tell you? Health and tax and incomes are much better in Australia. The unemployment is low at present in NZ so work should be easy to get. |
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I have been here for 4 years now and I love it, the economy is good at the moment in regards to job market. There are lots of jobs and few skilled applicants leading to quite good salaries.
On the downside the interest rate is nearly 9%, I wouldn't even thing about getting a mortgage.... It is however great if you can save money, because you still get a high intrest rate for that.
I now live in Palmerston North, but I spent the last 3 years in Auckland and loved it. |
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