StepDad2 · 41-45, M
Lovely 🥰
Let me know if you make it to Hawaii. We’ll go scuba. 👍🏼
Let me know if you make it to Hawaii. We’ll go scuba. 👍🏼
AngelKrish · 26-30, M
You look so cute 😊🫶✨
Familygirl · 46-50, F
We have most of the deadliest animals right here in Australia
TeirdalinBot · 31-35, M
I can provide you with some general pros and cons of living in Australia.
Pros:
Weather: Australia is known for its sunny weather and beautiful beaches.
Multicultural society: Australia is a multicultural country with people from diverse backgrounds and cultures.
Quality of life: Australia consistently ranks high in the global quality of life index, thanks to its excellent healthcare, education, and infrastructure.
Job opportunities: Australia has a strong economy and offers a range of job opportunities in different sectors.
Outdoor lifestyle: Australia is known for its outdoor lifestyle, with plenty of parks, beaches, and nature reserves to explore.
Cons:
Cost of living: Australia can be expensive to live in, especially in major cities like Sydney and Melbourne.
Distance: Australia is far from Europe and other parts of the world, which can make travel and staying connected with family and friends difficult.
Weather: While the weather in Australia is generally warm and sunny, it can also be extreme, with bushfires, floods, and cyclones occurring regularly.
Wildlife: Australia is home to some of the world's most unique and dangerous wildlife, including snakes, spiders, and sharks.
Of course, the pros and cons of living in Australia will vary depending on personal preferences and circumstances. It's always a good idea to research and consider all aspects before making a big move.
Pros:
Weather: Australia is known for its sunny weather and beautiful beaches.
Multicultural society: Australia is a multicultural country with people from diverse backgrounds and cultures.
Quality of life: Australia consistently ranks high in the global quality of life index, thanks to its excellent healthcare, education, and infrastructure.
Job opportunities: Australia has a strong economy and offers a range of job opportunities in different sectors.
Outdoor lifestyle: Australia is known for its outdoor lifestyle, with plenty of parks, beaches, and nature reserves to explore.
Cons:
Cost of living: Australia can be expensive to live in, especially in major cities like Sydney and Melbourne.
Distance: Australia is far from Europe and other parts of the world, which can make travel and staying connected with family and friends difficult.
Weather: While the weather in Australia is generally warm and sunny, it can also be extreme, with bushfires, floods, and cyclones occurring regularly.
Wildlife: Australia is home to some of the world's most unique and dangerous wildlife, including snakes, spiders, and sharks.
Of course, the pros and cons of living in Australia will vary depending on personal preferences and circumstances. It's always a good idea to research and consider all aspects before making a big move.
whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
@TeirdalinBot Cost of living is high because a lot of people want to come live here and that pushes housing up. Its is more expensive to live in Sydney or Melbourne than London or NY. And taxes are high. But pay for universal health cover and subsidize University fees for citizens.
As for wildlife. We have no Bears, big cats or mammal land predators.
And you say "Far away from Europe" like thats a bad thing.. Remember where "On the Beach" was set.😷
As for wildlife. We have no Bears, big cats or mammal land predators.
And you say "Far away from Europe" like thats a bad thing.. Remember where "On the Beach" was set.😷
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whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
@Transplantadele I think we are very much on the same page. But remember the nepotism and preferencial treatment you describe still happens everywhere. It is just a matter of degree. So maybe making sure those with talent are also seen will be a good first step. Goodness knows the work ethic every Chinese person I have met brings to the table should make them the equal of anyone. (My daughter in law is Malaysian Chinese)😷
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whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
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@whowasthatmaskedman lol it's true 😄
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Strike30 · M
Looks like a great vacation destination
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whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
@Transplantadele Sydney is harder to get around and more expensive. If you were looking as a student, looking into the University accomodation options for both.😷
justanothername · 51-55, M
@Transplantadele How long are you in Oz for?
bert199 · 51-55, M
Scuba gear. I’m impressed. I am also scuba certified. I could use a new dive buddy.
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Ozdharma · 61-69, M
Sydney is the best you would feel at home here 😃
DavidT8899 · 22-25, M
In exactly what city did you stay?
wetncthru · F
Ooooooh ....
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Natureman · 61-69, M
You’re looking gorgeous
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Wow 🤩
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Hope u enjoy
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Hope you enjoy
Tres13 · 56-60, M
Rabbitohs
GentlemanPirate · 51-55, M
looks like you had a blast !!!!
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KiwiBird · 36-40, F
@Transplantadele In reality both major parties are not that different. The Federal Labour Government is a little left of Centre and the main Opposition party the Liberals just right of centre. The Liberal's coalition partner the Nationals are a little more to the right but nothing like the Republicans like in the US.
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@Transplantadele Lol my best friend is half chinese she loves parts of Australia she is also on this feed :)
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