12 Things You'll Love About Living In Australia

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In this video we talk about 12 things you'll love about living in Australia. If you are thinking about emigrating to Australia, living in Australia as a foreigner, what is it like living in Australia, the best things about Australia, or Australia culture, then find out what I love about Australia in this video. This is life in Australia for immigrants, moving to Australia from UK.
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@elizabethbrooks6296 2 жыл бұрын

Australia…the best country in the world, beautiful climate, amazing views and living conditions. Moved here form UK 42 yrs ago, never regretted my decision!!!

@TripleJ85 2 жыл бұрын

I must admit as an Australian, the first time I went to the UK - people asking me if I was alright freaked me out. I kept thinking there must be something obviously wrong!

@tdb7992 Жыл бұрын

Starbucks actually failed in Australia and their shops all closed. They are (apparently) planning on reopening, but only in areas with a lot of international tourists. To us, their coffee was low quality, their prices were high, and there wasn't the social interaction element we like (usually your barista will know you and you'll chat about things). Additionally, it was seen as a huge American company moving in to try and destroy our local independent cafés which are a big part of our culture. If we lost them to a foreign multinational, it would have been a tragedy. I'm so thankful the nation made the collective decision to boycott them so that the local café run by a few young guys who probably poured all their savings into their business can continue to do what they love and profits will stay local.

@joethi4981 Жыл бұрын

I just love your videos. I am actually Australian living in Canada for 12 years and thinking of returning. Thanks for being such a great people. Australia should be honored to have you both there.

@noelleggett5368 2 жыл бұрын

Guys, I was born in Australia, and lived all my life here (although I have travelled to Europe and Asia). The appreciation of those colours and the breathtaking beauty never goes away. I lived in Sydney for 25 years, and every time I crossed the bridge was an event. Now I’m on the Sunshine Coast (and lived near here as a kid), and every time I pass the Glasshouse Mountains (or see them from a distance), I stop and appreciate where I am. It never goes away.

@krystle2312 2 жыл бұрын

Please, please, please, do not rely only on the employer contribution for super, it will not be enough to retire. You need AT LEAST 15% of your joint income in super every year.

@tomwareham7944 2 жыл бұрын

You guys have found out our secret , be laid back , be flexible, be productive , be friendly and I have just described an Australian , my parents came to Australia in 1950 I was 6 at the time , we knew we were in the right place when we came down the gangplank of the ship it was absolutely raining cats and dogs , my mum remarked to the Aussie stevedore holding the door at the bottom of the plank that she was told that it never rained much in Australia , that ain't rain luv he stated that's liquid sunshine . Kind of sums the place up really . Welcome to your new home you definitely did the right thing , never doubt it .

@Paul77ozee 2 жыл бұрын

I remember when l was a kid in the 80s and all l wanted was to live in America in one those houses/mansions that are in a John Hughes film. But the older l got the more l appreciated where l lived. I would never live anywhere else now at 43. I feel blessed being born in Australia. Plus my late dad who l miss very much and my mum, bought our house in 74 for $28,900 and paid it off around 1991. Now it’s valued at almost a million.

@OpEditorial

Australians value public indifference over patriotism most of the time, and you're right this country does have almost too many federal and state public holidays. That said things like R U OK? Day does put a lot of undue pressure on the person asking, like you're automatically deputised into being the person's free roaming psychiatric counciling help. Don't worry, much like with most specifically allocated "days" or "weeks" there's very little sentimentality involved and you learn to ignore them like most Aussies.

@scottjackson2164 2 жыл бұрын

From my experience as a Aussie country boy if you can't hear the crickets or frogs at night and there's dead space in sound in the area you are standing there is normally a snake present.

@JMichael2x2 Жыл бұрын

I’m a Canadian living in Australia - everyday feels like a holiday, even when you’re working, although I’m retired now, and what a great place to be retired in. My wife and I love gardening, so that’s a 12 month activity!

@F1Tragic 2 жыл бұрын

Hope you continue to love living in Oz - it’s a bit of alright! Have ever read the ‘Dairy of a Pommie in WA”?

@osocool1too 2 жыл бұрын

The laid back attitude is Australia wide...I live in Melbourne and the coffee culture here is amazing.

@laserspewpew_7175 2 жыл бұрын

I moved to Melbourne from London about 10 years ago now and really settled over here (family here too) and agree with the list!. I get paid weekly and I agree I feel you have more money in your pocket end of month. I think if you sell in the UK for the same money you will always get more for your money in Australia. Coffee snobs definitely a thing too!, especially here in Melb!

@owendelaney6148 Жыл бұрын

My mum moved over here to OZ when she was six 32 years ago with her mom.

@alexaelliott2598 2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations on creating your new life in Brisbane. We are really glad you chose to move here. Your attitude is very positive and I hope you enjoy raising your family here in the sunshine.

@rafakao9577 2 жыл бұрын

Really cool video, I've been watching you guy's around 1 year. Congrats, soon I will be moving with my family as well. Thanks for the great content 👍

@nellytea7114 2 жыл бұрын

Glad you guys are enjoying it, the first year flies by!

@brilliantbutblue 2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations on your 1 year anniversary🥳🥳, my goodness lve been stalking you here for a whole year!! Agreed Starbucks in Oz is crap and yup they are few and far between. Love the coffee culture also. We are more laid back. So thrilled your enjoying the wine, weather, coffee and scenery. ❤ your style. We get a public holiday for not only the Melbourne Cup but also the football (AFL) Grand Final👍

@RolandjHearn 2 жыл бұрын

I have really enjoyed watching your journey and to see how constantly positive you have been across this last 12 months. You know you have ruined the whinging pomme stereotype. So much of what you are experiencing is very relatable because I live just across the other side of the Bruce. All in all I would say you are doing a great job at becoming fair dinkum and it has been fun to watch.