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@@matthewlester3820 Facts?

@@matthewlester3820 Str8 up fakts

Im not sure about the 1% I agree with the other two comments, but these places are lousy in comparrison with many other places in Sydney, I still find it amazing though - scratch any one and they will be friendly - no matter where they are from.

@@iangrantham8300 where is more expensive than bondi?

then takes aquatic aircraft up the river to view indigenous rock art.

Lol

@Solitary confirmed Shitzophrenic you think immigrants can afford these over priced houses? even rich chinese are complaining about the housing price now.

@Solitary confirmed Shitzophrenic Lets just forgot about those super rich, even chinese milionaires cant afford these compare to 10 or even 20 year ago. i dont really think only chinese brought their money over to Australia, just look at the price in north beaches, chinese rarely go there. European and american super rich also move to sydney, BTW i live in Hills District, its almost unaffordable for most middle class, that include chinese milionaires, i cant imagery how local people think about it, getting paid 50k after tax and the price for single house is over a million, up to 1.5 millions. the people you mention cant even make a living in west sydney. BTW nobody is loyal to ccp, they just loyal to money, as soon as the party found out they are corrupted, they flee to Australia and Canada then they become anti china chinese, with all the dirty money from china. Honest people like us are dying, thanks to those super rich, not only chinese super rich, but they are one who got targeted.

@Solitary confirmed Shitzophrenic No matter how bad the relationship between nations business will never stop, Media will just ignore it because the government and these mega corp said so. To be honest i dont think this country has future, they already sold their future, even im immigrants myself the whole point of moving here is to get away from asian mentally and life style, if Australia become Asia i rather go back to where i came from. And we have to face real problem such as low wages and high living cost, and unaffordable real estate, like you said an avg middle working class can not afford a house compare to 15 years ago. soon we cant afford a 2 bedroom apartment. younger generation are already stuck with their parent because the renting cost so much. their kids probably end up in basement.

taxes 3 times more

its about the eastern suburbs *eyeroll* most people live in the west

Wait till they see Western Sydney lol

@@gizmomac1520 😱🤭😀

Parramatta is the real Sydney, Future CBD

Can you get a home in the Sydney area for around about $200,000?

Actually its probably only around 55%, and that's not including all the lucky tradies who get to come in every day to enjoy the view from our rooftops and decks 😂😂😂😂

@@alexmedak9808 jau du iu spel arsjol ?....

indeed most of sydney is a shithole and competitive

@@gobblelevclass3nuclearsubm393 ......well....the world would like to spend this pandemic with us in this "shithole" .....

@@darioburatovich2240then they are idiots

Are You Australian?

@@thex2051 she says she's lived there all her life - I think the answer is pretty obvious..... 🤷🏻‍♀️

@@ashotofmercury Agh let me Talk to her

Blue mountains and Western suburbs have so much to offer. Beautiful rivers with sandy beaches. Yes you just need to know where to look. Amazing mountain Vistas, Modern towns Smaller villages Festivals, growers markets, craft markets, Precincts of river/ mountain side cafes, pubs, accommodation, wineries, river boats,...fauna and flora aplenty. And lower prices for all this and more.

@@happytraveller2122 how do i get to Australia i really wish to live del pls guard me on it am from Africa

I do

Gavin McInnes you’re one person in a giant city congratulations

Don't we all live at Bondi beach?

@Billy with the boys still even in more affluent suburbs they dont live like that

@@zyawotha who would want to? Dirty, druggy streets, kilometres from anywhere, and not a particularly nice beach by any stretch of the imagination. Full of idiotic tourists, thinking this 'is' Australia. 10,000kms of beaches yet they all aim for Grotty stick in the 1960s Bondi.

its full of asians now

@@jakewalklate6226 chinx mostly - the locusts have taken over the world. (vis covid)

You’re always welcome to return. 👍

Not gonna do a documentary about Parramatta are they

How about Bankstown 🤣🤣

The Rocks is the most interesting

@@jamesgordon9842 no not Parramatta I think it's going to be Punchbowl!

Yes poverty and crime

Sydney houses are expensive. The mansions on Sydney Harbour cost in excess of 10 million.

3 bed home in chatswood 4 milion now ) 1 bed apartment sold $925000

Its kinda boring imo

Doonside and Minto are pretty good too.

@@glenemma1 Can’t forget Mt Druitt and Penrith

@@lukecasey3480 Thanks Luke, I'll take your advice. Someone else told me it's best to spend some time there at night, walk around the streets etc. to really get a feel of the place. I have only been to Minto and Doonside during the day to photograph the sights. My aim is to spend a couple of weeks in each place to really absorb the atmosphere.

It's like London. People think it is all tea with the queen and shopping in Harrods, but there are a lot of no go areas, just the same.

Lakemba,Minto,Marrickville, Campbelltown,Liverpool.,etc...that is the REAL Australia, where REAL lives are lived.

It's Sydney city,it can be nothing but typical. Literally

Although that’s not to say there’s still a lot of stuff to do, and conditions are improving

Nothing beautiful out west, just housing estates and the odd maccas , boring

@@kev9385 and bogans

@@belleparker2046 Lakemba is kinda like the middle east.

Western Sydney sucks balls big time, nothing interesting about bogans and other lazy people who live on welfare

Christopher Tong 湯學榮 we don’t want to embarrass Sydney by showing the world the western suburbs

Dude, Chatswood is not in the Inner West 😆

@@alexwain yea it was gonna say. Chatswood, inner west? quick glance on the map shows north. zz

are you training to be wikipedia one day or something?

Hey

True and well said. Sydney is a mish-mash of everything which makes it easy to live in and enjoy. Good food choices, clean, great coffee, plentiful parks, beautiful beaches, interesting architecture that changes between suburbs and plenty of massage places.

what do you do when you come here

@@sydneyslosttapes2406 I love the CBD and Rocks. Always on foot. Learn all the side streets - day and night. Admiring the old unwanted areas, looking at the beautiful masonry. The trees, the paving, the old shops. I'm in awe.

I think Adelaide deserves its own documentary. Been there a few times and it’s not only beautiful but easier than Sydney to move around. I would move there if I need to.

hi ma'am?

Hey

But that is the worst part of Australia. Rather live in Larrimah

48tilt can you make a documentary about Larrimah and put it up on KZfaq?

@@paulsz6194 Plenty of them . Look it up.

48tilt I was actually hoping of seeing one with You in it...

2009 I think

Rudd/ Gillard enabled immigration to increase threefold. To 450k in around 2010. Most from China and India. So many working as taxi drivers at the time not knowing where to go or that you use your horn in an emergency not to express frustration. Thankfully they learned from the locals not to use their horns anymore.

....and so did Kevin...LOL

yes you just need a little bit of patience after watching anything originally filmed for tv or the movies, and you can see the date at the very end, it's been like this since the beginning, most even changed from using roman numerals to make it easier for you. 🤦‍♂️

@@michaelearthling Wasn't talking about the date it was released. I was talking about the date it was filmed.

😂😂

He missed AUBURN, BANSTOWN BELT

sunny lucky that would send shivers down the poor buggers spine hahaaha

@@DaMJfadeaway sorry I forgot to mention "Lakemba". You walk around and its looks like Afghanistan. No I am not joking

My boyfriend and I got lost driving in western Sydney trying to head inland to the Blue Mountains.

how was it

just seen your comment 👍 you made it before the rona virus.

yeah i don't know why they showed a bunch of the most miserable looking raffle entrants(except the old girl knitting, she was enjoying herself).

It's not really like this mate.

This is a better view of "real" Sydney ... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oMmUZa10q7fQZGw.html

I live in Sydney and it really is like this, you just have to live in the expensive parts :P

Came to watch this doco and ended up watching the full episode of Struggle Street S01E01 . Both are Sydney, just different parts of the city.

The traffic sucks 😂 and I hope your extremely rich. Not all of Sydney is like this ahhaa

Agreed. This doesn't show the junkies at the Cross or at Central. The congestion, dirt and garish buildings around places like Paddy's Market. This does not show the lesser loving conditions out West. For the average person, this Sydney isn't what is shown. So let's take a moment to appreciate Australia's best city: MELBOURNE

@@mickanvonfootscraymarket5520 100% agree, Australia's best city is Melbourne. Sydney is nice but not comparable to London. But like every other city, it has no-go areas.

just a big long tourism ad.

@@mickanvonfootscraymarket5520 I live in Sydney but Melbourne was my party playground. Loosest city in Australia lol

@@harlyslamm2888 Eastern European cities don't have no-go areas, so not like *every* other city.

Me too, still stuck overseas with Covid restrictions and a right wing Australian government that doesn't help its citizens get home😡

why is it known as little Israel? never heard that before

@@sydneyslosttapes2406 A lot of small hat's, live there. You know the same people that live in Israel.

@@mariahewitt9787 LOL i get it

northshore & easterm suburbs best suburbs why i live there no crime a 1 bed apartment in my area now $800000 , 3 bed home 4 milion

Hardly, I live in the Eastern suburbs and everyone gets up and swims. Your description fits the Western suburbs. The thing is, in the East you live somewhere old and small, but get the beach, whereas in the West you will live somewhere new, maybe a house, and pay less for rent/mortgage but pay more for commuting in time, money and stress. Most people in the East don't own a car, the beach is their gym, socialising is free.... so the cost of living ends up the same.

@@cumoreview442 it's a big city mate, small coast. Take a look at a population map of Sydney. Good luck to you living in the eastern suburbs but what if we tried to fit 5 million people (metro Sydney population) there? The fact is, most of Sydney is not the coast.

not really mate Sydneys population density is nowhere near that of other major citys around the world -alot of people choose to live out west because they want big expensive houses

@@samueldunn5879 People moving out further to buy larger houses is certainly true of some of the outer suburbs but not all. Irrespective, my point was that this documentary creates an unrealistic picture of the lives of the majority of Sydneysiders. The simple truth is that of the roughly 5M inhabitants, most do not start the day with an ocean swim. Yes, some do. Most don't. That's all I'm saying. And yes, I realise our population density is not on the same scale as many other cities around the world. That doesn't change the inaccuracy of this documentary. Cheers

@@cumoreview442 "the beach is their gym, socialising is free " sounds interesting :)

Where are you from my love I'm

Jackyblue67 Same Rob a bank

It's his cousin

Why? Griff is Welsh. Hugh Grant is English.

Yeah and he dismissed them and the people who live there as not worth knowing. British class distinction is alive and well; and most people on the North side think likewise, while the west is the real powerhouse of the Sydney economy.

BS The real powerhouse of the economy is finance and tourism. Both confined to a few square km in the CBD.

@@sirsillybilly Even if that were true finance (for example) contributes less than 10% of the gross value added to the economy. The real economy is about productivity: creating real goods and services that make a real difference. Finance is mostly not that: it merely exchanges digits that people choose to mutually conjure as having "value". Tourism transfers the productivity of others into an economy; but very little of anything new is created except memories and images, and rather low wages for most that look after them.

@@tacitdionysus3220 why you waste your precious energy on those shallow AO ?....

people that failed a life ! Some Executives live in hills district Mansion up to 9 milion

*Jones* - "the white man brought chicken pox and now the aborignes are only 2% of the population" *historians* - also the doing of many massacres

Probably 15,000 mate

He might have said watching the match which could includes TV.

that's how many people in Sydney hate Manly(the footy team).

you must be in your nineties, if you were there in 1972!

@@sydneyslosttapes2406 no, I´m not. I´ll soon be 70.

@@ann-mariejarsberg2464 how come you moved from Sydney