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Contents 1 Sydney (Capital) 2 Armidale 3 Bathurst 4 Broken Hill 5 Cessnock 6 Coffs Harbour 7 Dubbo 8 Gosford 9 Goulburn 10 Grafton 11 Griffith 12 Lake Macquarie 13 Lismore 14 Maitland 15 Newcastle 16 Nowra 17 Orange 18 Port Macquari 19 Tamworth 20 Wagga Wagga 21 Wollongong 22 Wyong

[edit] Sydney (Capital)

There's no place in the world quite like vibrant Sydney; a city whose attractions reflect its multicultural heritage and willingness to embrace new things. At its heart lies the famed Sydney Harbour, with its visually stunning Opera House and flamboyant display of life.

An exciting pace and a string of stunning beaches attract the rich and famous from across the globe. Apart from being the State capital of New South Wales, Sydney is also the country's economic powerhouse and home to some 4 million residents. It's the place where you'll find the corporate headquarters for the country's largest companies and it's also where you'll discover many of Australia's greatest works of art and top Universities.

Inner-city suburbs such as Paddington and The Rocks are home to a flourishing pub-scene and some of Sydney's most fascinating markets. Coastal Bondi to Bronte entice visitors the year round, with their famed surf beaches and views that go on forever.

Encompassing an area of approximately 1120 square kilometres, an excellent train, bus and ferry service helps commuters gain access to the CBD from all outlying suburbs in the greater metropolitan area. See Where to Live Guide for Sydney

There is a very useful website for those wanting to find out which area of Sydney they may want to move to: cityhobo

[edit] Armidale

[edit] Bathurst

[edit] Broken Hill

[edit] Cessnock

[edit] Coffs Harbour

[edit] Dubbo

[edit] Gosford

[edit] Goulburn

[edit] Grafton

[edit] Griffith

[edit] Lake Macquarie

[edit] Lismore

[edit] Maitland

[edit] Newcastle

[edit] Nowra

[edit] Orange

[edit] Port Macquari

[edit] Tamworth

[edit] Wagga Wagga

[edit] Wollongong

[edit] Wyong