Living & working in Brisbane
Hi, :)
Myself and my family are moving out to brisbane in August/September this year we are looking to live in the Northern suburbs near where my sister lives in Ferny Grove. Can anyone tell us if there are any areas to avoid and where the good schools are as we have a 2.5 year old daughter. Also i am an aircraft engineer (airframe/engine) has anyone got any links to job opportunities in this trade. Look forward to your replys cheers for now Greggsy :cool: |
Re: Living & working in Brisbane
Greggsy,
Can't help you with the schools and area fronts as we're on the sunshine Coast but you should have a look at the Boeing website and on seek for Boeing positions they are based in Brisbane. Aside from that have a look on seek anyway. |
Re: Living & working in Brisbane
Check out this website for a very thorough look at what's in the aerospace industry in Queensland.
www.aerospacequeensland.com Good luck, W :) |
Re: Living & working in Brisbane
Originally Posted by greggsy
Hi, :)
Myself and my family are moving out to brisbane in August/September this year we are looking to live in the Northern suburbs near where my sister lives in Ferny Grove. Can anyone tell us if there are any areas to avoid and where the good schools are as we have a 2.5 year old daughter. Also i am an aircraft engineer (airframe/engine) has anyone got any links to job opportunities in this trade. Look forward to your replys cheers for now Greggsy :cool: My hubby is also an aircraft engineer (in the Navy) and we are looking at the Toowoomba area (about 90 minutes out of Brisbane) currently. There is an army aviation base near there at Oakey. There is also RAAF Amberley near Ipswich. Both are probably a bit far out for you though. If you register with www.careerone.com.au, you can get emails sent to you of aircraft engineer jobs. We registered about a month ago and have seen quite a few. (Sod's law there don't seem to be any on there at the mo!) Some of the defence ones require you to be a citizen though. Also try looking at www.airmech.co.uk as they have job noticeboards for engineers all over the world. Hope that helps. |
Re: Living & working in Brisbane
Originally Posted by greggsy
Hi, :)
Myself and my family are moving out to brisbane in August/September this year we are looking to live in the Northern suburbs near where my sister lives in Ferny Grove. Can anyone tell us if there are any areas to avoid and where the good schools are as we have a 2.5 year old daughter. Also i am an aircraft engineer (airframe/engine) has anyone got any links to job opportunities in this trade. Look forward to your replys cheers for now Greggsy :cool: http://jobs.careerone.com.au/search/...?jobID=1730951 http://jobs.careerone.com.au/search/...?jobID=1691951 |
Re: Living & working in Brisbane
Originally Posted by Nicstids
Hi Greggsy,
My hubby is also an aircraft engineer (in the Navy) and we are looking at the Toowoomba area (about 90 minutes out of Brisbane) currently. There is an army aviation base near there at Oakey. There is also RAAF Amberley near Ipswich. Both are probably a bit far out for you though. He used to commute every day and found it fairly easy. He also had several colleagues who commuted every day. G |
Re: Living & working in Brisbane
Originally Posted by Nicstids
Hi Greggsy,
My hubby is also an aircraft engineer (in the Navy) and we are looking at the Toowoomba area (about 90 minutes out of Brisbane) currently. There is an army aviation base near there at Oakey. There is also RAAF Amberley near Ipswich. Both are probably a bit far out for you though. If you register with www.careerone.com.au, you can get emails sent to you of aircraft engineer jobs. We registered about a month ago and have seen quite a few. (Sod's law there don't seem to be any on there at the mo!) Some of the defence ones require you to be a citizen though. Also try looking at www.airmech.co.uk as they have job noticeboards for engineers all over the world. Hope that helps. Other airport areas of interest on the military front are also RAAF Richmond (NW Sydney) RAAF Williamtown (Just north of Newcastle/ near to Port Stephen) |
Re: Living & working in Brisbane
Originally Posted by greggsy
Hi, :)
Myself and my family are moving out to brisbane in August/September this year we are looking to live in the Northern suburbs near where my sister lives in Ferny Grove. Can anyone tell us if there are any areas to avoid and where the good schools are as we have a 2.5 year old daughter. Also i am an aircraft engineer (airframe/engine) has anyone got any links to job opportunities in this trade. Look forward to your replys cheers for now Greggsy :cool: just returned from brissie myself as mum lives in kenmore.some realy good housing there with schools to match.the wife says to tell you the shopping at indooroopilly was great !and only a mile from kenmore.2 minutes drive out of kenmore and there are great highway links.south on the centenery highway or theres moggill road to take you into yhe city. www.real estate australia. www.ourbrisbane.com hope this helps steve and tracy. |
Re: Living & working in Brisbane
Originally Posted by wallabywannabies
iya greggsy
just returned from brissie myself as mum lives in kenmore.some realy good housing there with schools to match.the wife says to tell you the shopping at indooroopilly was great !and only a mile from kenmore.2 minutes drive out of kenmore and there are great highway links.south on the centenery highway or theres moggill road to take you into yhe city. www.real estate australia. www.ourbrisbane.com hope this helps steve and tracy. Thanks :) |
Re: Living & working in Brisbane
:D A quick thankyou to everyone who answered my thread all very helpfull, cant wait to get out there and enjoy the lifestyle and a few tinnies of course
:beer: regards to all Greggsy |
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