Mandurah, WA - Schools and any other info........
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Mandurah, WA - Schools and any other info........
Hi,
We are planning to move to Mandurah (Visa 475) by end of the year and would like to know about Mandurah.
I heard that house prices are high in WA than any other city. What are rentals for 3 to 4 room houses?
What are the High schools and Primary schools in Mandurah and the costs like eg: uniforms, term fees and other general activities?
Thank you
Mari
We are planning to move to Mandurah (Visa 475) by end of the year and would like to know about Mandurah.
I heard that house prices are high in WA than any other city. What are rentals for 3 to 4 room houses?
What are the High schools and Primary schools in Mandurah and the costs like eg: uniforms, term fees and other general activities?
Thank you
Mari
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Re: Mandurah, WA - Schools and any other info........
Hi,
If you look on realestate.com.au you will find information about house prices for rent.
If you look on realestate.com.au you will find information about house prices for rent.
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Re: Mandurah, WA - Schools and any other info........
Hi,
We are planning to move to Mandurah (Visa 475) by end of the year and would like to know about Mandurah.
I heard that house prices are high in WA than any other city. What are rentals for 3 to 4 room houses?
What are the High schools and Primary schools in Mandurah and the costs like eg: uniforms, term fees and other general activities?
Thank you
Mari
We are planning to move to Mandurah (Visa 475) by end of the year and would like to know about Mandurah.
I heard that house prices are high in WA than any other city. What are rentals for 3 to 4 room houses?
What are the High schools and Primary schools in Mandurah and the costs like eg: uniforms, term fees and other general activities?
Thank you
Mari
Prices vary from about $200 a week for a 3bed, 1 bath to what ever you want to pay for a place on the cannals($500+). You can get a 4 bed 2 bath in Greenfields for about $250 ish or pay $350 for the same in say Madora bay, depends what you want/ can afford all very livable.
Same goes for schooling there are choices in primary and secondary education both free and fee paying. There are a number of good government primary schools, good gov high schools are a bit more tricky. The average semi private/ religious school fees are 3500 to 4000 a year and there are some really good ones. Uniforms are like anywhere if buying new, the initial is a bit pricey specially if you are buying winter stuff and if a blazer is involved, we just did it bit by bit (two shirts now, the rest later). We were lucky as we arrived in summer and the uniform was very basic.
Good luck
Bruce
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Re: Mandurah, WA - Schools and any other info........
Sorry to jump on this thread but thats the area we are looking at, I`d love to know the job situation for this area? just any general work.
thanks
Bluekipper
thanks
Bluekipper
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bit uncalled for don't you think. You said 'general work' What the hell is that meant to mean. Office work, shop work, tradie work. I don't think that Jules was being unreasonable in asking what sort of thing you meant, she was quite willing to help if you had been a bit more specific.
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bit uncalled for don't you think. You said 'general work' What the hell is that meant to mean. Office work, shop work, tradie work. I don't think that Jules was being unreasonable in asking what sort of thing you meant, she was quite willing to help if you had been a bit more specific.
I was only trying to pin down a profession in amongst potential millions. Pardon me for trying to help, although I understand that Maccas are always hiring.
All the very best of luck - with an attitude like that, you'll need it
NB at the end of the day, what does our opinion count for? We're just the ones that live here
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I'm just doing a bit of research into the Mandurah area. I notice from previous threads people seem to say to avoid the Greenfields area. I was just wondering why? The crime stats seem to suggest theres only a slightly higher rate of crime than in a more desired location such as Secret Harbour. Now I know stats can be twisted and used in a way to make things seem different than the real story, so I was just wondering if ayone can give a more first hand impression of the area
Much appreciated if anyone can help out..
Much appreciated if anyone can help out..
#10
Re: Mandurah, WA - Schools and any other info........
It's all personal opinion. I wouldn't live in Greenfields, but you can only make your mind up when you see the places, no amount of internet research will give you a 'feel' for a place.
For me, Greenfields seem to have a higher rate of rentals, more unkempt front yards, it doesn't 'look pretty' etc Crime rates to me are pretty meaningless, I came from Bristol so the crime here is almost non existant and mostly related to drink and drugs
For me, Greenfields seem to have a higher rate of rentals, more unkempt front yards, it doesn't 'look pretty' etc Crime rates to me are pretty meaningless, I came from Bristol so the crime here is almost non existant and mostly related to drink and drugs
#11
Re: Mandurah, WA - Schools and any other info........
It's all personal opinion. I wouldn't live in Greenfields, but you can only make your mind up when you see the places, no amount of internet research will give you a 'feel' for a place.
For me, Greenfields seem to have a higher rate of rentals, more unkempt front yards, it doesn't 'look pretty' etc Crime rates to me are pretty meaningless, I came from Bristol so the crime here is almost non existant and mostly related to drink and drugs
For me, Greenfields seem to have a higher rate of rentals, more unkempt front yards, it doesn't 'look pretty' etc Crime rates to me are pretty meaningless, I came from Bristol so the crime here is almost non existant and mostly related to drink and drugs
Cheers again
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Re: Mandurah, WA - Schools and any other info........
Yeah - sod ya.
I was only trying to pin down a profession in amongst potential millions. Pardon me for trying to help, although I understand that Maccas are always hiring.
All the very best of luck - with an attitude like that, you'll need it
NB at the end of the day, what does our opinion count for? We're just the ones that live here
I was only trying to pin down a profession in amongst potential millions. Pardon me for trying to help, although I understand that Maccas are always hiring.
All the very best of luck - with an attitude like that, you'll need it
NB at the end of the day, what does our opinion count for? We're just the ones that live here
If you ask me, your the one with the attitude!
yes you may well live there, but your not exactly helping on this site with the way you reply to someones thread, and Im only fit for macca`s eh? another stupid idiotic answer!
as I said I will do my own research.
There are ways and means how to speak to ppl and if you see my replies they didnt indicate anything but my reply to do my own research, as I didnt get the answer or question I liked,,take that how you like really!
please do not respond with negativity to me I do not need you to retaliate its not an argument!
Bluekipper
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Attitude like what exactly? I was`nt the one with the stupid pictures to indicate that a person doesnt know what the hell there asking!
If you ask me, your the one with the attitude!
yes you may well live there, but your not exactly helping on this site with the way you reply to someones thread, and Im only fit for macca`s eh? another stupid idiotic answer!
as I said I will do my own research.
There are ways and means how to speak to ppl and if you see my replies they didnt indicate anything but my reply to do my own research, as I didnt get the answer or question I liked,,take that how you like really!
please do not respond with negativity to me I do not need you to retaliate its not an argument!
Bluekipper
If you ask me, your the one with the attitude!
yes you may well live there, but your not exactly helping on this site with the way you reply to someones thread, and Im only fit for macca`s eh? another stupid idiotic answer!
as I said I will do my own research.
There are ways and means how to speak to ppl and if you see my replies they didnt indicate anything but my reply to do my own research, as I didnt get the answer or question I liked,,take that how you like really!
please do not respond with negativity to me I do not need you to retaliate its not an argument!
Bluekipper
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Re: Mandurah, WA - Schools and any other info........
I'm researching the general area of Perth for a future move. I'm generally looking for a house in the general area of perth, just a general house with a general sized garden with the general number of bedrooms. Both myself and my wife currently work in the field of general employment so would wish to do the same in the general area of WA. We would be looking for a general salary.
Can anyone please give me some general pointers in the general direction
Can anyone please give me some general pointers in the general direction
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Re: Mandurah, WA - Schools and any other info........
Hi,
Thank you all for the information. Appreciate it.
Could you pls give me some more info on these areas ( Greenfields and Madora Bay) of Mandurah and Primary & High schools available near both the areas?
Many thanks
Mari
Thank you all for the information. Appreciate it.
Could you pls give me some more info on these areas ( Greenfields and Madora Bay) of Mandurah and Primary & High schools available near both the areas?
Many thanks
Mari