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martin36-1 Sep 21st 2007 5:11 pm

What does Australia have to offer me?
 
Hi everyone. Not done one of these for a while so hope it works! I'm just looking for some help on what to expect when my family and myself emmigrate to Australia on the 25th January 2008. My parents, two younger sisters (15 and 11), and me have never been to Australia before but are moving out there at the beginning of next year. I'm 18 years old and and getting a bit tedious of life in England, e.g. all my friends have started uni and Im bored of my job as a receptionist in a sports club. However i have a boyfriend who i have been with for a year who I really dont want to leave behind. Staying in England isnt an option, as I would never be able to cope financially on my own. My boyfriend and I are going to give the 'long distance relationship' thing a go. He has another year of college left yet, but has said he will come and stay with us for 3 months in his gap year. Do you think that moving to Australia will be a good thing? And if anyone has any advice i would really appreciate it.
Thankyou,
Tara xx :)

pailuk Sep 21st 2007 5:23 pm

Re: What does Australia have to offer me?
 
you are only young once. Go and see if you like it if not you can always come back. It is better to try, than wonder later if only. Your boyfriend is coming for 3 months in his year gap, who knows he might decide to stay. Once there, there are more opportunities for you to explore. A change in direction career wise? further education? the list is endless. But for now just have fun, fun, fun:thumbsup:

andym79 Sep 21st 2007 6:22 pm

Re: What does Australia have to offer me?
 
What does Australia have to offer me?

1. Better weather.
2. A lot more space.
3. At the moment no Labour government.
4. It doesn't have to do what the EU tells it.

Grah Sep 21st 2007 6:28 pm

Re: What does Australia have to offer me?
 
A chance to find out if your boyfriend is the real deal forever or is that really really cute aussie with the suntan is.

mike-Ju Sep 21st 2007 6:31 pm

Re: What does Australia have to offer me?
 

Originally Posted by martin36-1 (Post 5338638)
Hi everyone. Not done one of these for a while so hope it works! I'm just looking for some help on what to expect when my family and myself emmigrate to Australia on the 25th January 2008. My parents, two younger sisters (15 and 11), and me have never been to Australia before but are moving out there at the beginning of next year. I'm 18 years old and and getting a bit tedious of life in England, e.g. all my friends have started uni and Im bored of my job as a receptionist in a sports club. However i have a boyfriend who i have been with for a year who I really dont want to leave behind. Staying in England isnt an option, as I would never be able to cope financially on my own. My boyfriend and I are going to give the 'long distance relationship' thing a go. He has another year of college left yet, but has said he will come and stay with us for 3 months in his gap year. Do you think that moving to Australia will be a good thing? And if anyone has any advice i would really appreciate it.
Thankyou,
Tara xx :)

I went to Australia on my own when i was 19 I backpacker all around OZ on my own (a little bit dangerous girl on own with backpacker killer on loose, by hey:blink: )

I flipping loved it, you'll have an absolute blast, great people (really friendly), great beaches and a really amazing lifestyle.

Dont worry you'll fit right in, your boyfriend (if your ment to be together) may stay in Australia with you, he can go to college out there.:thumbsup:

@boy Sep 22nd 2007 3:41 am

Re: What does Australia have to offer me?
 

Originally Posted by martin36-1 (Post 5338638)
What does Australia have to offer me?

Let me borrow from JFK here.....
Ask not what Australia can offer you, but what you can offer Australia :-)

Vim Fuego Sep 22nd 2007 3:42 am

Re: What does Australia have to offer me?
 

Originally Posted by andym79 (Post 5338881)
What does Australia have to offer me?

1. Better weather.
2. A lot more space.
3. At the moment no Labour government.
4. It doesn't have to do what the EU tells it.

Aye, follow China and the US, join the winning team!

soulrebel Sep 22nd 2007 7:14 am

Re: What does Australia have to offer me?
 

Originally Posted by andym79 (Post 5338881)
What does Australia have to offer me?

1. Better weather.
2. A lot more space.
3. At the moment no Labour government.
4. It doesn't have to do what the EU tells it
.

ooohh!! Do I detect a little resentment towards the EU? Oh and let me guess you always vote conservative (in england). That argument doesn't really stand up, it is precisely why england never listens to the EU that it ended up in IRAQ. Australia doesn't have to answer to anyone, some would say good (me sometimes) but that can and has led to reckless policies.

bev1 Sep 22nd 2007 7:32 am

Re: What does Australia have to offer me?
 
Its nice to see you want to go to Oz at 18 with your parents. You've got your whole adult life infront of you and what better way to start it, You 'll have the lovely weather, you'll meet lots of new friends and it's a whole new adventure. When you get citizenship, at least you'll have the choice of either UK or OZ

I hope you enjoy it and Good luck

:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: :thumbsup::thumbsup:

NJJ Sep 22nd 2007 11:53 am

Re: What does Australia have to offer me?
 

Originally Posted by martin36-1 (Post 5338638)
Hi everyone. Not done one of these for a while so hope it works! I'm just looking for some help on what to expect when my family and myself emmigrate to Australia on the 25th January 2008. My parents, two younger sisters (15 and 11), and me have never been to Australia before but are moving out there at the beginning of next year. I'm 18 years old and and getting a bit tedious of life in England, e.g. all my friends have started uni and Im bored of my job as a receptionist in a sports club. However i have a boyfriend who i have been with for a year who I really dont want to leave behind. Staying in England isnt an option, as I would never be able to cope financially on my own. My boyfriend and I are going to give the 'long distance relationship' thing a go. He has another year of college left yet, but has said he will come and stay with us for 3 months in his gap year. Do you think that moving to Australia will be a good thing? And if anyone has any advice i would really appreciate it.
Thankyou,
Tara xx :)

Ask not what Australia can do for you - ask what can you do for Australia..!

Vim Fuego Sep 22nd 2007 11:54 am

Re: What does Australia have to offer me?
 
I haaaaave a dream that one day every forum reader will read the previous posts :D

asher Sep 22nd 2007 11:59 am

Re: What does Australia have to offer me?
 

Originally Posted by Vim Fuego (Post 5340914)
I haaaaave a dream that one day every forum reader will read the previous posts :D

Good dream

will never come true though ;):lol:

NJJ Sep 22nd 2007 12:01 pm

Re: What does Australia have to offer me?
 

Originally Posted by andym79 (Post 5338881)
What does Australia have to offer me?

3. At the moment no Labour government.

eh? And in which state is this?? I s'pose you'll get me with Nt or ACT on a tecnicality

NJJ Sep 22nd 2007 12:07 pm

Re: What does Australia have to offer me?
 

Originally Posted by Vim Fuego (Post 5340914)
I haaaaave a dream that one day every forum reader will read the previous posts :D

LOL yees and why not..!

Richard007 Sep 22nd 2007 12:15 pm

Re: What does Australia have to offer me?
 
Australia will be, Whatever you want it to be. As is everything else. If you come pi$$ed off... negativity will sorround you...if you come positive.....it will all be good.....its so simple and easy...its just a state of mind...a decision...Theres a load of people on here that just moan all the time about their life...the one that they have created!!...what you see in front of you...is a reflection of you!

do what your heart/intuition tells you...its usually right...no ALWAYS right

WOW!!


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