any one in melbourne,
May 13th 2009, 5:11 am
#83
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Re: any one in melbourne,
[QUOTE=lor;7566726]Are you referring to the strippers?? Bloody love a good view. 
They have have a 2.00am lockout now
so no good for a bit of fun after the FA Cup final in a few weeks.
They have have a 2.00am lockout now
so no good for a bit of fun after the FA Cup final in a few weeks.
May 13th 2009, 5:43 am
#84
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Re: any one in melbourne,
35 mins to the beach is better than 45 mins to Weston-super-Mud 
May 15th 2009, 8:13 pm
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Re: any one in melbourne,
Hi my family and i are about to set off for melbouren in about 11 weeks time. Husband is a teacher and i am a paediatric nurse.. Want to live around the frankston area. Our visa took a full year, but are finally leaving.. Any advise and things we need to do on arrival? ie tax numbers etc etc.... we have two young boys and need to look for school. I am sure i should be doing something or finding out things, but feel quite calm actually.
advise welcome of where to start..
lynne.
advise welcome of where to start..
lynne.
May 16th 2009, 8:41 am
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Re: any one in melbourne,
Hi my family and i are about to set off for melbouren in about 11 weeks time. Husband is a teacher and i am a paediatric nurse.. Want to live around the frankston area. Our visa took a full year, but are finally leaving.. Any advise and things we need to do on arrival? ie tax numbers etc etc.... we have two young boys and need to look for school. I am sure i should be doing something or finding out things, but feel quite calm actually.
advise welcome of where to start..
lynne.
advise welcome of where to start..
lynne.
May 16th 2009, 9:56 am
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Re: any one in melbourne,
Bet you are really excited my wife and i are flying to Melbourne in July...Looking at Mount Eliza...can't wait..we have been really lucky..we have Austrialian friend waiting for us to help settle in...Both of us are teachers..my advice find some austrailian friend ASAP...good luck
May 16th 2009, 9:58 am
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Re: any one in melbourne,
hi there we arrived in melbourne in march and chose langwarrin ,its a great place close to most things ,and good schools and sports clubs .we have 3 kids 13 ,11,and 1 .Franskston great place to shop and good beach but lots of undesirables hanging about near train station . south frankston nice but langwarrin to me seems better lots of space ,parks and good road links .Local soccer club lots of ex pats good for kids .Rentals can be a pain agents rubbish and lots of dumps on market ,some great new developments about with rentals on try for these .but you might have to pay six months up front to get them we did and it seems to work
May 18th 2009, 3:25 am
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Re: any one in melbourne,
May 19th 2009, 2:31 am
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Re: any one in melbourne,
If I was going to Frankston High I would cut across from Langwarrin via Lakewood Heatherhill Road very easy 15 mins I suppose.
I actually have been jumping off the Moorooduc Road myself and going past Frankston High to drop my daughter at the Frankston Station as its so chocker in the mornings. I travel from Somerville and it takes me about 20 mins to the Station in peak.
I actually have been jumping off the Moorooduc Road myself and going past Frankston High to drop my daughter at the Frankston Station as its so chocker in the mornings. I travel from Somerville and it takes me about 20 mins to the Station in peak.
