Re: The Melbourne thread
 

Melbourne is still the best, in fact better than Sydney :)

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pmsl:lol:, she just hassles anyone who happens to sit next to her on a train to invite her roung for a bbq:lol:

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Frick off .... I will sort you out (so to speak, on Friday)!:)

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ooo thats sounds interesting :p

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Hi, please could anyone offer some advise on the Western Melbourne areas.
We are looking for nice suburbs, good schooling and any other general advise you can throw at us. The Deers park region looks pretty good? Can anyone confirm this or give us there views on this part of the world?
Would be good to hear from anyone who has experience of these area's. :thumbup:

Re: The Melbourne thread.Question on Teaching Jobs
 

Hi Guys,
This sounds like a fab thread- can we join too! Have been reading up recently and looking for some info on Melbourne as we're hoping to emigrate from the UK later this year.We visited last February and didn't want to come home-it was fab!
Is there anyone out there that can answer this question for me? My husband is a P.E teacher in Secondary.We have been reading lots of info on BE about UK teachers struggling to find work in Australia or, trying to secure a permenant position.Can anyone else share their experiences with us.We are getting a little concerned that he'll get there and not be able to find a job.
We have posted this question on the teaching forum too but thought you guys might be able to help as the question is linked directly with the Melbourne area?
Many Thanks :thumbsup:
Sarah

Re: The Melbourne thread
 

Hi there,

My husband and I and our two kids (4yrs and 22 months) are currently on a reccie in Melbourne and love it!! I have a job waitong for me at the royal childrens hospital - just need to sell our house and for hubby to get a job, then we are moving here!!! Hopefully will be by Aug/Sept. We are currently looking at the 'desirable' areas to live and have looked at Mornington, although we heard its a bad commute to CBD and thats where hubby will hopefully be working? We are happy to spend up to an hour each way commuting.
Can anyone recommend any other desirable areas with good schools, preferably near to a beach or harbour?
Jut to add, really glad we have just found this site - Melbourne really is fantastic!!!

Ange and chris x

Re: The Melbourne thread
 

I think it would be a nightmare travelling from mornington the the childrens

Re: The Melbourne thread
 

Guys

Plenty of people do commute from Mornington, they accept the 1 hr 20 min+ drive in return for living in Mornington.

Buzzy

Re: The Melbourne thread
 

Hi Buzzy

What about doing this on the train, how long would the drive be to Frankston? Many Thanks

Tracy & Jason

Re: The Melbourne thread
 

20 mins drive to Frankston including parking time from most parts of Mornington.

Buzzy

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Thankyou

Re: The Melbourne thread
 

Hi all

Just waiting for the visa & meds

Hopefully i will be heading around Aug/Sep when my son has finished his exams

Hoping to travel to Mornington Penninsula area with the wife,3 kids , 3 dogs & the Duke........

God help em......:rofl:

Re: The Melbourne thread
 

Hi, it looks like a few of us are heading towards Mornington Peninsular:thumbsup:. Hubby flies on the 3rd, Kids and I when the house has sold:thumbdown:

Tracy

Re: The Melbourne thread
 

Evening all,

We've changed our minds so much about where we will head to upon arrival, but we've now decided to go to Mornington or nearby.
We plan on 3-4 weeks of visiting the different areas and schools etc before we commit to a rental property.

OH has accepted the long commute to the cbd, in return for living in beautiful surrounds:)

Laura