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As a European living in Brisbane, I find Brisbane to be very poor in bike and pedestrian everything. Even the CBD only just got painted bike lanes in 2021. Brisbane public transportation is trash too. It's pathetic. Brisbane is 100% extremely biased towards cars.

Within an hour or two of Brisbane CBD are some of the best beaches in the world. Want a weekend getaway ? You can get there within hours.

@fre fri its seriously atrocious esp if youre outside of the cbd. And while we may have some of the most lient laws when it comes to escooters compared to other states not allowing us on all bike lanes and forcing us onto footpaths in the cbd is putting pedestrians and scooter riders in danger. Cars also need to be more accountable. Aus dash cams youtube is frightening stuff.

It would be 45 minutes if the highway wasn’t constantly under construction or jammed because you fucking QLDrs have no idea how to drive.

Thanks so much!

Cheers!

Rent north Brisbane , 4 bedroom house is over$700.00

You too. Hope it's not too long before you can come back for another visit!

Vote for freedom of Muslim

Thanks. A lot has changed since then, so I'm working on an updated version.

Thanks for watching!

The info is a bit old now, I'm planning to do an updated version, so stay posted...

brisbanes beaches arnt that good rite?

I still feel a little uncomfortable navigating when I'm on the northside - at least around the spaghetti roads that go out from the city. Having an IGA open that late is handy for sure. I think the one near me closes at 10, which is still pretty good for Brissie.

You too. Good luck when you move up here!

Stop telling everyone, want to end up like VIC?

@@kathdavies1220 hehe I’m from vic. I bet you enjoy Danny’s Dino dictator company!

I couldn't find an official statement, of when exactly Australia is planning to open the borders again. But I sure hope it's next year and not longer than that.

It's great through

I was sceptical when I saw you were doing a video on Brisbane coming from interstate. I was pleasantly surprised you did a great job. My pet hate is the Mexicans coming over the border and trying to change our lifestyle. I am a born and bred Brisbanite and I hate Daylight Savings. We are are more easy going not as fast paced as Sydney and Melbourne, we go interstate and drag our legs with daylight savings nice for a holiday good to come home. The shops, when we went to Manly NSW it was a shock to us how the shops were open so late and so many people out shopping. We try not to buy milk at the Servo’s but go to the local IGA who open a little earlier and close a little bit later. I prefer the warm weather to winter but we do go below double digits in winter. To escape the heat we have the Theme Parks with a lot of water activities plus the best beaches with Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast, also a trip to Tamborine Mountain or O’Reillys on a hot day always cooler there. But our favourite place to escape the heat is the shopping centres from Westfields to Harbourtown and more. The price of real estate has increased dramatically since you made this video, will make it hard to trade up for the locals and the younger generation, it will be the haves and have nots, that is a bit sad. We also have beautiful bayside from Scarborough, Redcliffe, Wynnum, Wellington Point, and the best islands. Fraser, Moreton, Straddie, Russell, Macleay, Lamb and a Karragarra. Plus amazing waterfalls at Warwick - The Falls drive including Queen Mary Falls. Gold Coast - Purlingbrook Falls, Sunshine Coast - Kondalilla Falls. Sunshine Coast - Buderim Ginger Factory. So many places to go in a day or a weekend. As you said “A lot of festivals in Brisbane such as Riverfire” but also throughout QLD many events as well such as Toowoomba “Carnival of Flowers.” And also “We always thank the bus driver, we were taught to do this as kids.”

Any more ?? Wisch country are you from ?

Cheers!

So when you moving up Peter?

@@RauriBarron haha 😁

Cheers!

I can see that it may be a positive thing for people that work 9-5 kinda jobs, especially further south where there's a bigger difference in the hours of daylight in summer and winter.

I enjoy daylight saving too, but you have to be at the right latitude or you get that hour at the expense of having to wake up in the dark, which sucks.

Thanks, glad you got something out of it!

When did you move here? If it was a while back, I'm sure the situation is even worse now as far as finding a rental goes!

@@BrisbaneChannel, October long weekend exactly 3 years ago now (2018). I also spoke to a couple of other renters at the time, from other states and we were all in agreement about what we were seeing

@@TheRealWillM I came in 2014 and it wasn't so bad then. But I'm sure things are definitely worse now on that front than when you arrived!

@@BrisbaneChannel it was rough in 2009 looking for rental, with agents inviting offers, in effect auctioning rentals for the best offered price.

True. Esp Sunday both coles and woolies close at 6pm. Cafes close early. What the heck? Not just B all over Qld. Sad no summer daylight savings here.

Cheers! At least the trading hours are better than they were. I remember the shock of going to the supermarket at 4:30 on a Sunday afternoon and finding it closed when I'd just moved here.

Cheers!

I'm glad to hear that. You're very welcome!

I'm glad you think so. Sometimes I start to doubt myself when people disagree, but I'm still happy for different points of view, as that only helps tell a more 3-dimensional story. Thankfully there are quite a few people who echo your comment still.

Hope to be successful at your age at the same time in 2032

Were are good areas out of brisbane for under 650 k ..

And good you stay in Germany !!

@@michaelgurnaut2436 ?

An updated video like this one is on the cards, but unfortunately it won't be until after you've moved here. Probably late July or early August.

Thanks for watching!

Yes, HK is definitely a different world to Brisbane. I used to live in Guangzhou, so I visited Hong Kong a few times. Do you think you'll settle in Australia, or return to Hong Kong? I know a lot of people don't want to go back with the changes over the last few years.

@@BrisbaneChannel With the current political change in HK, I would like to stay in Australia if possible. As a HK resident, what happened after 2019 is a nightmare to many of us. What Beijing promised when signing the Joint Declaration , are no longer valid. HK is now fully under China's control and the freedom of speech is highly suppressed. We cannot criticize / comment over ANY policy from Beijing, but to obey. If you try to fight back or take any other actions (like exposing what's wrong from the Gov to the public) , you will probably end up in jail..........

Yes, I feel really sad for the people of Hong Kong, at least those that are not pro-Beijing. It's sad to see the freedoms that people have enjoyed for so long now taken away. I hope you are able to settle here or somewhere that allows you to express your thoughts freely.

Yeah, true that the CBD train stops aren't the most conveniently located. But I think that's an argument for using the scooters or bikes that are now everywhere, especially if you're among the few that still wear formal work attire up here!

Yeah, it's the worst. I only have to walk from Central to near the GPO where I work, it's a nice walk through Anzac Square but it's HOT. Throwback to the 70's when the B-P government was OBSESSED with concrete- look at QPAC, ewww!

I totally agree about the cultural centre strip. Architect Robin Beckley (One of Sir Joh’s inner circle) was supposedly trying to design something to reflect the ranges in the background. Instead he ended up with a kind of angular concrete Brutalist/squat Corbusier monstrosity that Brisbane is now stuck with. Not unsurprising considering the horrid “Parliamentary Annex“ Built at much the same time. But I always come back to Brisbane, potentially one of the best subtropical cities in the world. @@becsterbrisbane6275

King George Square is an oven. A Nordically designed city square in a sub-tropical city. A bloody stupid idea. Also, regarding clothes, wearing a hat as an office workers gets weird responses "Are you going to the races?" Why is it they brag that Brisbane is the sunniest capital city in Australia (spoiler: it's not) yet hat wearing is deemed eccentric?

Thanks for watching. Let me know if there's anything specific you'd like me to cover in upcoming videos.

How far away is that?

Cheers!

I'm so jealous of you living in Tokyo! Hoping to visit Japan some time after all the current madness. Subbed to go back and check out your videos when I get some time. In Brisbane, personally, I'd always choose to live out of the cbd, actually for convenience - shops are open longer in the suburbs as there's not really enough inner city dwellers to justify opening longer. I'd just choose somewhere with convenient transport if you don't want to cycle in. Cycling, the hills can be pretty challenging, but maybe you enjoy that. One good thing is they're putting in more and more cycling lanes in and close to the cbd.

@@BrisbaneChannel thank you. Let me know if any questions about Tokyo. Can’t wait until travel doesn’t involve 2 weeks of quarantine on each side.

Ah I also want to move to Brisbane from Tokyo after the pandemic and once things are back to normal.

I highly recommend living in the suburbs, just a 15min drive from the cbd can feel like you're closer to the countryside than the city, but you still have the convenience of local shops and parks and the ability to cycle/jump on public transport and be in the cbd within 30mins. where I live in Ashgrove there's an amazing bikeway connecting a network of parks and even a nature reserve with a short hiking trail, it really is the best of both worlds!

@@scarlett8844 oh that is really good advice. Think once borders open up I’ll air bnb in a few different areas to get a feel for it. I live in Tokyo but only 10mins subway from a major city and we have farms, rivers, greenery and parks. Nice to have both in Brisbane too.

Cheers!

Cheers!

Agreed.

And we want to keep it that way!! Staff the Olympic, !!

Seems your family is over my way. I live not far from Sunnybank. Actually I've been thinking of doing a video about Woodridge for some time...

Yes, I used to teach English as a second language, I think it still affects the way I speak.

I'm sure there's something out there. Are you planning to move there?

@@BrisbaneChannel I've found some info in various videos, but are from a year ago or even older. And yes, I hope to be there at the next year!

Thanks!

This one is a start: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fZybftaqr7eafok.html

I lived in VN for a while. What part are you in?

which viet city?

Let's see what happens. Seems Sydney did OK back in 2000, but only time will tell for Brisbane...

@@BrisbaneChannel Sydney did okay? Have you seen the median house prices in Sydney now - it's 1.3mill

Yeah, I saw on the news developers and property investors are already buying in to Brisbane now in anticipation of the Olympics. I’m from Brisbane but live in Melbourne. Always thought I’d head back home at some point in the future to buy property but I guess I’ll just stick with Melbourne. Too be honest, I’m quite happy for everyone to move to Brisbane for awhile. Melbourne needs a break, we need to play catch up with housing and public transport projects for awhile before or population skyrockets again.

Unfortunately, COVID has already destroyed our affordable real estate ambitions. People from the other states started moving up here in droves, and now the rental prices are through the damn roof.

We alredy there !! Everyone cheers about the Olympics and that going to stress the city of traditional Brisbane . But who care !! Money and the world coming here, The enviroment will sufer, more people, more constraction, more high rise, more traffic, more polution, more violence , more noise, More bushland bulldose or saved to make room for people who want to leave here .The births and Koalas not going to like it but who care . 2032 , What an experience for the people who don't have a life !!

Glad it was helpful. Did you end up deciding to move here or elsewhere?

@@BrisbaneChannel If visa comes through, we plan to move to Brisbane!

Cool! Good luck!

And they still cannot co ordinate decent public transport in S.E Queensland. Trans link, (or Transfailure) what a waste of public money that organisation is. Was supposed tp be the new breath of fresh air for public transport ,but is a dismal failure.

We can all hail that visionary Campbell Newman for the King George Square redev. Cut down all the trees, removed the shade they supplied and gave us a giant TV screen which plays lots of adverts. Thats progress 1984 style.

Brisbane moving ahead now & by the Olympic,s you won't know the place.

Hi Kate. Yes.. seems we left for different reasons doesnt suit every one but i gave it a go for 20 plus years

Good to hear !! Stay out of Brisbane

This is why with such cranky people from the heat😂​@@michaelgurnaut2436

Some people love it, some don't. It's definitely not a good or bad thing, it just varies from person to person and lifestyle to lifestyle.

You're most welcome. Glad you enjoyed it!

Yes, I addressed the humidity thing in the weather video (in the pinned comment).

It hard to buy the coffee that is not Ronald McDonald

Yes, I knew about he DFO Woolies, but it's just so far from most people that it's not really a practical thing to rely on. And yes, having states that are on the same time for part of the year and different at other times is a pain for sure! But I still dislike daylight savings (which I lived with for about as much of my life as I have had without it) because I set my schedule to the sun rather than clocks, so while it changes over the year, it's always a gradual change. That sudden one hour shift really threw me every time. I understand that people working "regular" jobs need to be tied more to the clock than natural time signals, so I'm in the minority. I get that.

@@BrisbaneChannel Fair Call :)

If we have day light saving, all the country will come here.., Thanks but no Thanks !!!

Get a life Aquarius , If you like day life saving, don't bodder coming here !!

There seems to be a lot of Indonesians in Brisbane (at least a lot making KZfaq videos), so that might not be a bad idea for you and your channel.

Haha, just shows how everything is relative!

The main change is how competitive the housing market has become, both to buy and to rent.

Those places are in my part of town. The places in Market Square don't seem to open as late as they used to since Covid, though. But when it comes to diversity of food, I'm in complete agreement that the southside is the place to be. It's just so much more multicultural than the northside overall.

Great! Let me know what you'd like to see more of on this channel that will help you enjoy Brisbane more. 🙂

@@BrisbaneChannel Thank you. I would like to see more about best suburbs to live in Brisbane

I'm planning something like this at the moment. It is difficult though, as it's a very subjective thing as to which suburbs are better or worse!

@@BrisbaneChannel I undertand, but for those who never lived in Brisbane before, it is nice to have different views, obviously we will do our own research on top of that :)

I'm also in Canberra and wanna move Brisbane, Canberra is so YAWN!

Good point.

Good!! then don't come here to look for work . Stay in Sydney or Melbourne !!

Maybe living in Sydney or Melbourne is better

@@michaelgurnaut2436 how long have you been living in Brisbane, Australia. I'm from Sweden been thinking of moving to Australia

u like sunshine coast more than brisbane?

@@io-rj6sk sure do..

whys that

@@io-rj6sk I live near the beach so I can surf when I want too. Not stuck in traffic each way for hours. Lifestyle really..

fkn oath

Welcome!

Thanks! Hope you can make it here one day!

as anybody heard of Gladstone city

Cheers. Still feel I let people down with the climate part, should have mentioned the extremes. Oh well, I'll rectify that in another video soon...

Thanks, that means a lot! Yeah, agreed about the ferries, although I miss the city hoppers.

was about to say something similar. felt like my inner thoughts were voiced out here, got the points spot on.

Hi, could you explain to me the weather and temperature differences between Toowoomba, Brisbane and Bundaberg. I plan to move to Queensland later this year from northern Scandinavia. My 12 year old daughter is not so keen on it being so hot.

@@geirsvarsson8585 Brisbane is Humid (Sub Tropical), Bundaberg is a much more pleasant Temp. Dry Heat, very Mild Winter. Toowoomba, VERY COLD Winter, 3-5 degrees cooler in Summer than Brisbane. Higher Crime in Toowoomba.

I'm glad you've found your place. I could never get used to country town life despite living in one for the majority of my formative years.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks!

Cheers! I was beginning to think I was alone!

Very lame argument I would suggest..haha Well why do northern hemisphere countries have DLS? Its is all about lifestyle, and the fact is that most ueensland people want daylight saving. The Queensland climate and daylight is the perfect candidate for it. And Queensland crime rates, at least pre covid. were above other states that have daylight saving over summer, and have been for years. It is a fact that where there is daylight saving, crime rates for some offences actually drop. But oh no, the media don't want to tell that bit. And it's only a time adjustment on a clock or watch for ppeople to enjoy more outdoors after work.

@@125sloth Would need to fact check that, but if it checks out, the crime thing is an interesting point on the side arguing for DST.

@@BrisbaneChannel It is well known in police circles in the deveoped world that daylight saving reduces street crime, simply because it gets dark later from a time perspective. Crims don't just sit around waiting until darkness at around 9pm then start doing their thing. They go elsewhere because in the daylight they can be easily seen and identified. And it's mainly petty offenders anyay, however the assault rates drop and it is safer for families out in the streets. not rocket science. And if people do not like daylight saving for the other multitude of reasons that never seem to make sense, then just keep going to bed at the same timesm, with curtains drawn and keep getting up at sunrise, which in Queensland is before 4.30 in the morning. Not to mention Queensland loses millions of dollars a year by not having DLS like NSW Vic and Tasmania. If you are in buisness in Brisbane and want to order something urgently from Sydney or Melbourne at 4pm Retardistan, (Brisbane) time, you can't. Down south is closed and they are off to the beach or to the park with their kids enjoying the outdoors, winding down after a hard days work, not sitting back in the dark putting on weight. ( a bit of satire there)., although Queensland is a very obese place per capita. The issue with Queensland is that the Premier PalaCHUCK actually agrees with DLS but won't bring it in as she sthinks she will lose an election if she does. You can't lose an election if over 63 percent of people want it. The other states just brought it in decades ago, and ignored the whingers carrying on about it, which was a minority, and they just got on with life. Jesus, Queensland needs to get some balls and do as the majority wants. It hurts nobody. If the UK can do it right surely Queensland can.

@@125sloth TLDR

Yep traffic sucks

Cheers!

Glad to hear that, and welcome onboard!

That's the South West buddy, east is the ocean.. bit you are right otherwise...

they tried to restore the trainline to beauy but for some dimwitted reason they tried to make it a tourist thing....who wants to visit beauy for tourism? now the tracks have been torn up and sold they'd have to get a line out of springfield through jimboomba/flagstone to beaudesert OR beenleigh to yarrabilba to jimboomba to beaudesert. either is too expensive and people wouldn't shut up about the above ground powerlines through that path so train crossings would be a total nonstarter for the chlamydia bear lovers

Well I have cousin living there so I've sent three times this life

Cool. Best of luck with the move! Let me know if there's anything more specific you'd like to know about.

@@BrisbaneChannel Thanks Adam - Would be great to learn about how to find a rental for someone moving on their own to the city (such as myself) - Have heard it is a very competitive market at this very moment!

To be honest, most people start out renting a room in a shared house. I won't lie, it will be hard finding an affordable place suitable for just one person at the moment!

Wow Ryan.. How did u manage that? Whats your profile?

@@KSHVlogs1 Are you referring to Social Profile? - I was offered a role in the country i reside in and and mentioned my objective to relocate to Brisbane in the near future. Just so happened the company Head Quarters is based out of Brisbane of which the Hiring Manager then insisted to join instead. Was very fortunate with my circumstance.

Cheers!

Thanks 👍

Thanks, and welcome!

Yes, there are some areas that have problems with this, although there are varying views on whether the problem is bigger, or if we just hear about it more due to how much information is shared on social media these days compared to in the past. This is something I need to look into actual figures on to see what the situation really is before expressing a firm view on.

Yes, I heard the increase in property prices has been ridiculous down there. I did mention that we've actually fared better than many other capital in terms of property price increases, at least if someone is looking to buy.

@@BrisbaneChannel it’s also happened in many cities across the western world. Complaints all over.

I will. Anything in particular you'd like to see?

@@BrisbaneChannel yes, i wanna see about what areas are more easy to find a job and what areas have more job opportunitys!!!

Do you mean what industries are employing more people?

@@BrisbaneChannel yes, my friend has back to back movies lined up at Movie World working on set as truck driver. Doing bump in bump out. Tons of work.

Thanks, and welcome onboard! Where are you living now?

You're welcome, although it's a little outdated now. Currently working on an updated version.

@@BrisbaneChannel really looking forward to it. I just recieved my VISA for W&H today

True. Definitely the need to clarify and look at this in more detail in a dedicated weather video!

When it does get to 5C its 4am. By 8am you are in tee shirt and shorts again.

I have recently moved to the Gold Coast and I've lived in a lot of cities globally, and I can sadly confirm this is true.

Definately the Sunshine Coast for livability. The gold coast is awful.

Moved to the goldy from Sydney 4 years ago and I can tell you its con city. Everyone wants to pay you in bottle caps if they pay you at all and getting a qualified tradesman up here is like trying to find the leprechaun at the end of the rainbow.

@@matthewbaptist2670 I 've lived on both Brisbane and Gold Coast for years, and Brisbane is by far better as a place to live. Traffic is also shit on most of Gold Coast, shit infrastructure., basically not upgraded much since early 80 s, but population 60 per cent higher now. The whole area especially from about Surfers Paradise north to about Underwood on the M1 is a pile of shit, gives Sydney a run for its money.

@@ActiveAussie2024 population is 500% more, not 50% more :)

You're welcome!

I was thinking about buying a studio or a small apartment in Brisbane...I'm just wondering if body corp and other expenses would be enormous. Here in Auckland...it ends up costing you $500 per week to live in an apartment you own (+mortgage)... Any advice?🙂

Body corp fees vary wildly. When we were looking for our place, some places wanted to charge over $1000 a quarter, but we pay less than that for the full year where we ended up buying. Generally units or studios in a large complex will have higher body corp fees, especially if they have facilities like pools etc, but there doesn't seem to be a consistent pattern based on the variation we noticed when house hunting. I'd just advise you to ask up front before you even bother looking at a place.

@@BrisbaneChannel Thank you Adam...Could you tell me what's a reasonable body corp fee for cheap apartments..(one bedroom or studio).... Is quarter a term for 3 months...I don't think we use that term in relastate here. This will be a huge move for me so I really appreciate your answers! ❤️

Ummm...thanks. Hope you enjoy Brisbane when you make it here.

Hahaha so true

I've heard lots of people mentioning that Queensland Rail can be late, but I've been living here for 10 years and have only ever been on 4 late trains (that are late enough to actually make a difference) and they were all caused by major events (like signalling issues or broken trains. The amount of times there have been issues like failed trains and my service on the same line hasn't been effected, it's actually quite impressive.

South side is the best!

Its also awful if you live on the south side and catch public trans port its either the east or west because if you want to get to ippy or or loganholme you have to travel all the way to the cbd and then out again its god awful. And good lucky getting to anywhere in the middle of ippy and loganholme.

@@pwhnckexstflajizdryvombqug9042 I use the trains sporadically and I do not remember a single time when a train was late. Agree with below comment about trains not reaching much of Brisbane. And sometimes having to go into the city and back out to get to some places, eg Wynnum to Sunnybank.

Cheers! I assume you mean the bus station bit? Actually pretty simple. Just filmed as normal, then stopped and did a timelapse with the same composition and combined the two using the line of the wall behind me as the part where I masked out the half that overlapped. That was kinda cheating, as what would have looked better is if I was actually in front of the buses and masked around myself - but that would have taken hours and hours to do well, and wouldn't have been worth the effort.

@@BrisbaneChannel You did it well Adam. I appreciate you letting me know how you did it. I have to try that - ha!

What's the situation with coffee like over there?

You know, I've never met anyone who likes the mugginess, but I imagine there may be some folk that do...maybe...

Agree with all of that except the storm bit. Sth east QLD haven’t had the storms like we had the 80s since, well the 80’s. 4pm every arvo in summer, a cracking storm would smash Brisbane, goody and the sunny and be gone an hr later, leaving a trail of damage. And the tropic storms that used to hit Mackay and nth in the 60’s are all again in the past. Sure they do more financial damage these days, people didn’t live in flood plains in the past etc, 3-5-10 times the population explains the higher death toll. But as to ferocity of today’s storms, they are not even close.

@@shaneparfitt77 agreed. I used to have to dodge the hail storms almost every afternoon at 4pm driving home even into the 2000’s. We don’t get storms like we used to and winter is a lot warmer as well. January and February are horrid humidity wise.

I can’t wait for the casino to Open

@@shaneparfitt77 I've been a weather watcher and you're right about Brisbane storms. The vicious storms of the 70s and 80s were results of cold fronts moving through. Nowadays storms seem to be low pressure troughs. Could be a phase thing or cimate change, dunno. Also this year is the first time we've had a ground storm in the middle of winter that i can remember.

Yes, it absolutely is! Especially now that rental prices have started to soar! But yes, that's usually the way we try to keep living costs down, particularly when we've just moved out of home or arrived in the city. As for prices, that's something I'd have to look into, but you could try looking at the website flatmatefinders.com.au to get a feel for prices and what's out there.

@@BrisbaneChannel thanks so much! Very helpful 😊😁👍

Thankfully we had very little in the way of lockdowns. But they've recently removed the indoors mask mandate, so things are getting much closer to normal now.

Glad you're enjoying it here!

Please !!, don't bring all your others friends from Sydney, we heritate already half million Sydney population here who wanted to chance the roles in our stade < Exp; Day light saving > and more population bring trafic probleme like the one in Sydney . Please, no more Sydney foreing population in Brisbane.

I think that's the same everywhere. I certainly wouldn't want to find myself living in Sydney or Melbourne without a job!

Good conclusion, no job and go back where you came from .

Sunshine state, yes, and partly because a large part of it is tropical or sub-tropical, meaning that there's much less variation in daylight hours from summer to winter. But I never said not having daylight savings was a plus, just that some will like that it doesn't have it, while others will not. Personally, it's one of the things I'm happy to have left behind moving here! The public transport is something I have to make a video about specifically, as it CAN be great, and it CAN suck, all depending on where you live and need to travel to (and when). I was perhaps a little generous saying it's good in this video. I know I suffered more not having a car when I lived in Sydney than I did before I had a car here, but that's not a reflection of which is better, just that my travel needs here and there were probably different. I haven't experienced AMAZING public transport in any Aussie city, this really is a country where not having a car is a major disadvantage, no matter where you live!

Thanks, I appreciate it.

That's exactly what this video's about: Brisbane isn't for everyone!

@@BrisbaneChannel your video is great. I could relate to many things in it. I still miss lots about the place though!