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Re: Melbourne v Perth
Originally Posted by dave99
(Post 10559065)
Can only comment on perth but you will only get a 1 bed small flat proberbly without any aircon for that. I am paying 350 for a 2 bed flat with air con only in the main room which isnt so good on these hot 35+ nights
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Re: Melbourne v Perth
Thanks.. Im kinda edging more towards perth but i was curious to what others thought too..
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Re: Melbourne v Perth
Originally Posted by leapip
(Post 10579227)
Thanks.. Im kinda edging more towards perth but i was curious to what others thought too..
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Re: Melbourne v Perth
Where in perth are you spouse of scouse?
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Re: Melbourne v Perth
Originally Posted by leapip
(Post 10579363)
Where in perth are you spouse of scouse?
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Re: Melbourne v Perth
Originally Posted by sr71
(Post 10578846)
It's a sensitive topic to some on here, but anyone that has lived near, or is used to real ocean facing beaches, generally doesn't like the giant pond that is Port Philip bay. If beaches are very high on your agenda then Melbourne is one of the worst cities in Australia in that area. Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Newcastle, Wollongong, even Geelong would all be better places to live if you want proper beaches.
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Re: Melbourne v Perth
Originally Posted by RedDragon2008
(Post 10579787)
Been told by locals that even Geelong isn't far enough to avoid the sewage. It's got to be from Torquay onwards & Rye, seaside off course
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Re: Melbourne v Perth
that's the price to pay for no sewage and other lergies. wonder why yr child maybe ill after a day frolicking on a port phillip bag beach????
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