Canberra-Yes or No?
Aug 24th 2004, 1:22 pm
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Re: Canberra-Yes or No?
Originally Posted by Quinkana
Teachers are employed by the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Government - not the Commonwealth - so the Commonwealth elections should have little effect on teacher employment.
Aug 24th 2004, 1:27 pm
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Re: Canberra-Yes or No?
Originally Posted by debio
Yes and who said it would is what i'm asking
Aug 24th 2004, 8:48 pm
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Re: Canberra-Yes or No?
I lived in Canberra for about 7 years I went to school there and worked there and I hated it. We used to call it the city without a soul, if I hadn't being living there I doubt I would of moved back to England something I completely regret. It is the type of place that is good to visit but not so good to live, if you know Redditch in Worcestershire I would describe Canberra as a larger version.
Aug 25th 2004, 9:33 am
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Re: Canberra-Yes or No?
well you can all say what you like but i'm still going! 
but then again i think i'm looking at the place from a different perspective to most. wide roads, no traffic, roundabouts, mountains, lakes...! ahhh heaven. vroomvroom
debio. I don't think i could offer much more than has already been said, but give me a month and i'll let you know.
Quinkana. i thought all the dishes were destroyed in the bushfires a few years back! Glad to hear they're still there, ta for that.
leigh
but then again i think i'm looking at the place from a different perspective to most. wide roads, no traffic, roundabouts, mountains, lakes...! ahhh heaven. vroomvroomdebio. I don't think i could offer much more than has already been said, but give me a month and i'll let you know.
Quinkana. i thought all the dishes were destroyed in the bushfires a few years back! Glad to hear they're still there, ta for that.
leigh
Aug 25th 2004, 10:00 am
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Re: Canberra-Yes or No?
Originally Posted by scutterUK
well you can all say what you like but i'm still going! but then again i think i'm looking at the place from a different perspective to most. wide roads, no traffic, roundabouts, mountains, lakes...! ahhh heaven. vroomvroom
debio. I don't think i could offer much more than has already been said, but give me a month and i'll let you know.
Quinkana. i thought all the dishes were destroyed in the bushfires a few years back! Glad to hear they're still there, ta for that.
leigh
but then again i think i'm looking at the place from a different perspective to most. wide roads, no traffic, roundabouts, mountains, lakes...! ahhh heaven. vroomvroomdebio. I don't think i could offer much more than has already been said, but give me a month and i'll let you know.
Quinkana. i thought all the dishes were destroyed in the bushfires a few years back! Glad to hear they're still there, ta for that.
leigh
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Aug 25th 2004, 3:49 pm
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Re: Canberra-Yes or No?
Basically, as you may have now gathered, canberra is an amazing place for some, hell on earth for others. Its the sort of place where you either will love it or hate it, there doesnt seem to be a middle view.
As I said earlier, I like the place. If you are there, go to the Tuggeranong club (just up the road from the mall), the view of the mountains out of acres of plate glass window is to die for.
If you are seriously thinking in terms of Canberra, arrange to spend a week or so there and make up your own mind about the place, that is the only really practical advice I can offer.
As I said earlier, I like the place. If you are there, go to the Tuggeranong club (just up the road from the mall), the view of the mountains out of acres of plate glass window is to die for.
If you are seriously thinking in terms of Canberra, arrange to spend a week or so there and make up your own mind about the place, that is the only really practical advice I can offer.
Aug 25th 2004, 4:02 pm
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Re: Canberra-Yes or No?
Originally Posted by scutterUK
well you can all say what you like but i'm still going! but then again i think i'm looking at the place from a different perspective to most. wide roads, no traffic, roundabouts, mountains, lakes...! ahhh heaven. vroomvroom
debio. I don't think i could offer much more than has already been said, but give me a month and i'll let you know.
Quinkana. i thought all the dishes were destroyed in the bushfires a few years back! Glad to hear they're still there, ta for that.
leigh
but then again i think i'm looking at the place from a different perspective to most. wide roads, no traffic, roundabouts, mountains, lakes...! ahhh heaven. vroomvroomdebio. I don't think i could offer much more than has already been said, but give me a month and i'll let you know.
Quinkana. i thought all the dishes were destroyed in the bushfires a few years back! Glad to hear they're still there, ta for that.
leigh
Keep me posted on your adventure-PLEASE
Aug 25th 2004, 8:32 pm
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Re: Canberra-Yes or No?
Originally Posted by debio
Thanks Leigh,
Keep me posted on your adventure-PLEASE
Keep me posted on your adventure-PLEASE
rightyoh! will do.
trev. I couldn't agree with ya more, the views were ace!
