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RachelH Jan 24th 2007 6:03 am

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THey are not showing Melbourne, they are all based on either Sydney, perth, Adelaide or Brisbane.

Dolly Jan 24th 2007 6:19 am

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Originally Posted by jopaul (Post 4321130)
hi

i have taped the shows every day to watch with OH and i still havent seen a Melbourne one! did i miss it:unsure: As thats where we hopefully want to go to. They have shown a few from Perth now, what about Melbourne!!!,and todays show, i agree was a little unfair on the family, poor things. still i hope they go for it.

Jo x

They forgot about Melbourne:mad: :thumbdown: which is where we want to go, but its good seeing other places as well. Was particularly impressed with Adalaide which was one of the only places I had never seen before, and it looked really nice.

Dolly:)

jackie barden Jan 24th 2007 7:02 am

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Originally Posted by wardy2 (Post 4319853)
I found todays show confusing. :confused:

Why give a family with no equity money, lower waged job who say they cannot afford to live or buy a house in this country why give them the second most expensive place in Australia to look around and show them what they cant afford.

At first I thought the families actually chose where they went but according to the presenter she said to them "you dont know where we have picked for you or where you are going " then when she said Perth I actually found myself shouting at the TV "well how they going to afford that then"

Not very realistic me thinks.

Kaye :)

Exactly our thoughts!!! Doesnt make sense does it. They should not be looking at that area when they havent got any money to go out with and need a 100% mortgage. Mad!!! J and j

monkeypeaches Jan 24th 2007 7:16 am

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Originally Posted by jackie barden (Post 4321397)
Exactly our thoughts!!! Doesnt make sense does it. They should not be looking at that area when they havent got any money to go out with and need a 100% mortgage. Mad!!! J and j

We're off to Perth with no house to sell and no money either!

wardy2 Jan 24th 2007 8:12 am

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Hope it all works out for you monkeypeaches at least you made that decision yourself probably with a lot of research

The family on the show didn't choose Perth it was picked for them. The programme makers did not put much thought into that then. :confused:

Kaye :)

monkeypeaches Jan 24th 2007 10:17 am

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Originally Posted by wardy2 (Post 4321744)
Hope it all works out for you monkeypeaches at least you made that decision yourself probably with a lot of research

The family on the show didn't choose Perth it was picked for them. The programme makers did not put much thought into that then. :confused:

Kaye :)

It does seem a bit lame, and I'm used to daytime TV (on mat. leave)!

I'm sure we'll be fine - we can't be any worse off than we are in London (good jobs but no chance of buying a house) and at least we have family in Perth!

Rach x

esperanza Jan 24th 2007 8:51 pm

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Oh my good God, is any one else watching this morning's? I've not seen it for a few days as I've been working (:confused: ?!) but this morning's is really annoying me. The woman's brother died, and she is going on and on about it in floods of tears - poor woman - but is there any need at all to include it in a prog about moving to Australia?!

(On the plus side, they did insert a teeny section about how to prepare for renting once you arrive)

Daka Jan 24th 2007 9:34 pm

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Thought your show this morning was very honest Sarah, shows the whole range of emotions we all go through as part of the big move.
Karen

HOPPITY Jan 24th 2007 9:36 pm

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Originally Posted by esperanza (Post 4323534)
Oh my good God, is any one else watching this morning's? I've not seen it for a few days as I've been working (:confused: ?!) but this morning's is really annoying me. The woman's brother died, and she is going on and on about it in floods of tears - poor woman - but is there any need at all to include it in a prog about moving to Australia?!

(On the plus side, they did insert a teeny section about how to prepare for renting once you arrive)


just to let you know I did not go on about my brother as this is the way it has been "edited" they wanted to get across the fact that you could be loosing someone at which point you may decide to stay, all I wanted to get across to anyone in my situation was you cant change what is going to happen you have to do what is right for you. You obviously have not been in my situation!

paula&lee Jan 24th 2007 9:47 pm

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hi Jones family

i did see todays show and the quote u made 'you can't stop what's going to happen but u have to think about your own family' was perfect, i am not close to my family but husband is, my mom is terminally ill at the moment and my view is i can't stop what's going to happen either but i can make a differance 4 my kids, at the end of the day my family is my kids and i can hopefully make their future better in oz,

anyway how r the plans going?:thumbup:

Issie Jan 24th 2007 9:56 pm

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Originally Posted by HOPPITY (Post 4323730)
just to let you know I did not go on about my brother as this is the way it has been "edited" they wanted to get across the fact that you could be loosing someone at which point you may decide to stay, all I wanted to get across to anyone in my situation was you cant change what is going to happen you have to do what is right for you. You obviously have not been in my situation!

I really enjoyed todays show.......i think my mum will find it hard though as you did say you would have never have left her if she had been still alive. It's very hard and right now i feel the most selfish person in the world for wanting this life for my family. But when you said about you cannot wait for everyone to die brought me back to reality.

I cired with you today hun :(

When are you going then ? will hubby get the job at the same carpet fitters?

pata Jan 24th 2007 10:20 pm

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Hi
I have missed the first week and couple of days this week.
Have they had any nurses in the families featured?
Like to see what they say about work etc.
Alison

nadineopotiki Jan 24th 2007 10:28 pm

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Originally Posted by HOPPITY (Post 4243953)
Hi I Am New To Thi Site So Wanted To Say Hello To You All
Good To See Some Of You Already Know About This Programme, Are Any Of You On It? We Are The Jones Family Who Went Out With The Bbc In August To Film Our Bit In Brisbane/gold Coast, We Are Just Waiting Confirmation From The Bbc To Find Out When It Will Start (january Sometime Towards The End So I Was Told) Will Keep You All Informedwhen Know. Hope You All Enjoy It......

Sarah
Bedfordshire

Hi Sarah

watched the prog this morning cried with you mostly all the way through, we are the Harlow family hoping to go to Melbourne on a skilled visa Paul is a cabinet maker, get back to me if you can, xx Nadine

nadineopotiki Jan 24th 2007 10:30 pm

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Hi Alison

I missed first programmes as well am trying to find out if they are doing repeats, I found it very interesting xx Nads

moving2montreal Jan 24th 2007 10:51 pm

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i watched the episode about the butcher and got a very gay vibe from the man he would be working for. he kept on saying how handsome he was.


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