adelaide median breaks $200,000
Apr 26th 2003, 1:33 am
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I've found a site that sells copies of all the big papers from Oz in the UK.
It's www.consylpublishing.co.uk
Their phone number is 01424 223111
The Adelaide Advertiser costs £8.30 and is delivered once a month if anyone's interested. We look online at the paper but it's much better to read in the flesh.
It's www.consylpublishing.co.uk
Their phone number is 01424 223111
The Adelaide Advertiser costs £8.30 and is delivered once a month if anyone's interested. We look online at the paper but it's much better to read in the flesh.
Last edited by HeatherS; Apr 26th 2003 at 9:43 pm.
Apr 26th 2003, 1:39 am
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Originally posted by HeatherS
I've found a site that sells copies of all the big papers from Oz in the UK.
It's consylpublishing.co.uk
Their phone number is 01424 223111
The Adelaide Advertiser costs £8.30 and is delivered once a month if anyone's interested. We look online at the paper but it's much better to read in the flesh.
I've found a site that sells copies of all the big papers from Oz in the UK.
It's consylpublishing.co.uk
Their phone number is 01424 223111
The Adelaide Advertiser costs £8.30 and is delivered once a month if anyone's interested. We look online at the paper but it's much better to read in the flesh.
Perfect!
I've tried phoning already but there's just a machine - I'll try them again on Monday
Thanks
Perry
Apr 26th 2003, 8:41 am
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Re: my town
Mr Mover,
Really good to hear your views on areas. We want to move into Gawler/Barossa and can't wait to arrive in July. Our son (7) is booked into Trinity College at Gawler River campus.
Do you know it or have any views?
Mash...
Really good to hear your views on areas. We want to move into Gawler/Barossa and can't wait to arrive in July. Our son (7) is booked into Trinity College at Gawler River campus.
Do you know it or have any views?
Mash...
Originally posted by mr mover
very nice summary elaine , have you been to adelaide?? elizabeth is not were as bad as people make out, it was settled and developed by british migrants in the 50,s &60,s is a pleasent place to live the bad areas, are a doddle when compared to parts of the u.k . We had a young backpacker working with us the other week he was from Bristol, we were working at Colanades shopping mall , noarlunga sth of adelaide, i happe,nd to mention at lunch time that this was a bad area ,high un employment,etc he just laughed at me , "you people in adelaide would,nt know what a bad area was" this coming from a guy who had travelled and worked over most of the world, plus had just worked 6mths in sydney. As for mossies, Bolivar, Paralowie, areas have high mossie rates , in summer but only for short periods, Gawler great country town, good living at reasonable prices, 45 mins to Adelaide, beach side adelaide going off the planet, 500k -1mill,on the esplanade, but nice safe beaches for kids,back two or three streets still can pick up a bargain for 2.5k -300k,first home buyers is 14k rebate on new home, 7k on establised........mm
very nice summary elaine , have you been to adelaide?? elizabeth is not were as bad as people make out, it was settled and developed by british migrants in the 50,s &60,s is a pleasent place to live the bad areas, are a doddle when compared to parts of the u.k . We had a young backpacker working with us the other week he was from Bristol, we were working at Colanades shopping mall , noarlunga sth of adelaide, i happe,nd to mention at lunch time that this was a bad area ,high un employment,etc he just laughed at me , "you people in adelaide would,nt know what a bad area was" this coming from a guy who had travelled and worked over most of the world, plus had just worked 6mths in sydney. As for mossies, Bolivar, Paralowie, areas have high mossie rates , in summer but only for short periods, Gawler great country town, good living at reasonable prices, 45 mins to Adelaide, beach side adelaide going off the planet, 500k -1mill,on the esplanade, but nice safe beaches for kids,back two or three streets still can pick up a bargain for 2.5k -300k,first home buyers is 14k rebate on new home, 7k on establised........mm
Apr 26th 2003, 11:26 am
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Re: my town
Originally posted by mashiraz
Mr Mover,
Really good to hear your views on areas. We want to move into Gawler/Barossa and can't wait to arrive in July. Our son (7) is booked into Trinity College at Gawler River campus.
Do you know it or have any views?
Mash...
Mr Mover,
Really good to hear your views on areas. We want to move into Gawler/Barossa and can't wait to arrive in July. Our son (7) is booked into Trinity College at Gawler River campus.
Do you know it or have any views?
Mash...
Apr 27th 2003, 2:51 am
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Re: adelaide median breaks $200,000
Originally posted by mr mover
We live in angle vale ,north of adelaide[32km] near gawler, a stones throw to the Barossa valley[you know "jacobs creek", "oxford landing" etc] yes living in hills is a nightmare during summer due to the trees, and the bush fire threat, if people only kept their blocks clear , this problem will lessen ,we are due for another ASH WEDNESDAY, circa 1982, last year we moved at least 3 ex pat familys into the hills ,they all cited the fact that lots of european trees , made them feel at home, stirling , reminded them of a small country town,laid back life style was what they were looking for, coming from London you will find Adelaide snail pace, but thats the beauty of the place 18 mths in this city you will be lured into a life style you,ll never want to leave, we came here in 1962 from a small village in dorset [milton abbas] so living here for us was perfect............MM
We live in angle vale ,north of adelaide[32km] near gawler, a stones throw to the Barossa valley[you know "jacobs creek", "oxford landing" etc] yes living in hills is a nightmare during summer due to the trees, and the bush fire threat, if people only kept their blocks clear , this problem will lessen ,we are due for another ASH WEDNESDAY, circa 1982, last year we moved at least 3 ex pat familys into the hills ,they all cited the fact that lots of european trees , made them feel at home, stirling , reminded them of a small country town,laid back life style was what they were looking for, coming from London you will find Adelaide snail pace, but thats the beauty of the place 18 mths in this city you will be lured into a life style you,ll never want to leave, we came here in 1962 from a small village in dorset [milton abbas] so living here for us was perfect............MM
Apr 27th 2003, 3:50 am
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Re: my town
Originally posted by mr mover
.... you will love it here.....MM
.... you will love it here.....MM
Yes we will love it there, we know! You've just made me yearn for it even more with your description!!
Glad the school is good, we know they have excellent shared facilities at starplex etc and our friends son starts at the gawler south site in July, he's 5 - thay put his name down at birth!....
Are you in the moving trade in that area, any tips on getting a good shipper?
Cheers
Mash..
PS - We fancy Lyndoch, Angaston, Williamstown sort of places at the mo, probably an acre or thereabouts - can't wait!
Cant wait to get a drop of Rockfords best!
Apr 27th 2003, 6:07 am
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Re: adelaide median breaks $200,000
Originally posted by jockney
Hi,Small world our freinds live in angle vale with there two children,we were there last time we were over.They live in bubner rd do you know it.? jockney
Hi,Small world our freinds live in angle vale with there two children,we were there last time we were over.They live in bubner rd do you know it.? jockney
Apr 27th 2003, 6:21 am
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Re: my town
Originally posted by mashiraz
Yes we will love it there, we know! You've just made me yearn for it even more with your description!!
Glad the school is good, we know they have excellent shared facilities at starplex etc and our friends son starts at the gawler south site in July, he's 5 - thay put his name down at birth!....
Are you in the moving trade in that area, any tips on getting a good shipper?
Cheers
Mash..
PS - We fancy Lyndoch, Angaston, Williamstown sort of places at the mo, probably an acre or thereabouts - can't wait!
Cant wait to get a drop of Rockfords best!
Yes we will love it there, we know! You've just made me yearn for it even more with your description!!
Glad the school is good, we know they have excellent shared facilities at starplex etc and our friends son starts at the gawler south site in July, he's 5 - thay put his name down at birth!....
Are you in the moving trade in that area, any tips on getting a good shipper?
Cheers
Mash..
PS - We fancy Lyndoch, Angaston, Williamstown sort of places at the mo, probably an acre or thereabouts - can't wait!
Cant wait to get a drop of Rockfords best!
Apr 27th 2003, 7:27 am
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Re: my town
Please do see if you can find the developer, sounds perfect!!
Also I'll check out your contact!
Cheers
Mash..
Also I'll check out your contact!
Cheers
Mash..
Originally posted by mr mover
Good choice mash, theres a new area opened up at the back of Sandy Creek. on the williamstown rd as you go towards cockatoo valley, all 1.5 /2 acre blocks, will try to find out who the developer is they might have a web sight. As for moving ,i have my own company ,we subcontract to GRACE removals group ,they are aust,s largest removalist[see their web sight] so i have to be careful who i recomend, but if you stay with companys that are members of B.A.R [british removers assoc]. this industry is one were the bigger the company, the bigger the reputation you have to protect...........MM
Good choice mash, theres a new area opened up at the back of Sandy Creek. on the williamstown rd as you go towards cockatoo valley, all 1.5 /2 acre blocks, will try to find out who the developer is they might have a web sight. As for moving ,i have my own company ,we subcontract to GRACE removals group ,they are aust,s largest removalist[see their web sight] so i have to be careful who i recomend, but if you stay with companys that are members of B.A.R [british removers assoc]. this industry is one were the bigger the company, the bigger the reputation you have to protect...........MM
Apr 27th 2003, 8:02 am
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Re: my town
Talking of developers, does anyone know of ANY websites of housing developers in South Australia?
Our friends have just moved to Perth & I can find loads of sites there but not Adelaide.
Cheers
Our friends have just moved to Perth & I can find loads of sites there but not Adelaide.
Cheers
Apr 27th 2003, 5:55 pm
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HeatherS
I work for a Recruitment company, and have a few clients who are house developers:
Homestead Homes: www.homeaustralia.com.au
Rossdale Homes: www.rossdalehomes.com.au
Rivergum Homes: www.rivergumhomes.com.au
Scott Salisbury: www.scottsalisburyhomes.com.au
I've been in Adelaide for 7 years (originally from Scotland) - I'M JOCKNEY'S NIECE. Where to live here can depend on what kind of lifestyle you're after! I live on the beach at Glenelg (just renting, can't afford to buy there anymore) cos I love being near the water, eating out & going to the pubs.
Gillian
I work for a Recruitment company, and have a few clients who are house developers:
Homestead Homes: www.homeaustralia.com.au
Rossdale Homes: www.rossdalehomes.com.au
Rivergum Homes: www.rivergumhomes.com.au
Scott Salisbury: www.scottsalisburyhomes.com.au
I've been in Adelaide for 7 years (originally from Scotland) - I'M JOCKNEY'S NIECE. Where to live here can depend on what kind of lifestyle you're after! I live on the beach at Glenelg (just renting, can't afford to buy there anymore) cos I love being near the water, eating out & going to the pubs.
Gillian
Apr 27th 2003, 11:12 pm
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Originally posted by gillianb
HeatherS
I work for a Recruitment company, and have a few clients who are house developers:
Homestead Homes: www.homeaustralia.com.au
Rossdale Homes: www.rossdalehomes.com.au
Rivergum Homes: www.rivergumhomes.com.au
Scott Salisbury: www.scottsalisburyhomes.com.au
I've been in Adelaide for 7 years (originally from Scotland) - I'M JOCKNEY'S NIECE. Where to live here can depend on what kind of lifestyle you're after! I live on the beach at Glenelg (just renting, can't afford to buy there anymore) cos I love being near the water, eating out & going to the pubs.
Gillian
HeatherS
I work for a Recruitment company, and have a few clients who are house developers:
Homestead Homes: www.homeaustralia.com.au
Rossdale Homes: www.rossdalehomes.com.au
Rivergum Homes: www.rivergumhomes.com.au
Scott Salisbury: www.scottsalisburyhomes.com.au
I've been in Adelaide for 7 years (originally from Scotland) - I'M JOCKNEY'S NIECE. Where to live here can depend on what kind of lifestyle you're after! I live on the beach at Glenelg (just renting, can't afford to buy there anymore) cos I love being near the water, eating out & going to the pubs.
Gillian
Apr 27th 2003, 11:17 pm
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Re: adelaide median breaks $200,000
Originally posted by kentcoast
Hi Jockney,
I'd be grateful for details of who you dealt with at the advertiser. When I wrote to them last year asking for exactly the same deal as you have they quoted $26.71 (A$) per issue and would only do it on the basis of one each week - they wouldn't do every month or 4-weekly. I can't really justify the near $1400 that that would have cost.
Cheers
Perry
Hi Jockney,
I'd be grateful for details of who you dealt with at the advertiser. When I wrote to them last year asking for exactly the same deal as you have they quoted $26.71 (A$) per issue and would only do it on the basis of one each week - they wouldn't do every month or 4-weekly. I can't really justify the near $1400 that that would have cost.
Cheers
Perry
[email protected] you`ll find it well worth the money.jockney
Apr 27th 2003, 11:45 pm
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can't a newsagent in -say- earls court- get copies??
cheers
richard
cheers
richard
Apr 28th 2003, 12:03 am
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Originally posted by r.bartlett
can't a newsagent in -say- earls court- get copies??
cheers
richard
can't a newsagent in -say- earls court- get copies??
cheers
richard
