moving to brisbane
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hi all me 26 and my girlfriend 25 are hopefully moving to brisbane in april 2009, my girlfriend starts a job in brisbane royal childrens hospital was just wondering if anyone could tell us nice areas to stay in wiv easy accses to the hospital, much help needed thanks
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How far are you prepared to travel each day, to work ?
How much are you prepared to spend on rent ?
House or Unit ?
Do you want to be very near the city centre ?
How much are you prepared to spend on rent ?
House or Unit ?
Do you want to be very near the city centre ?
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hi all me 26 and my girlfriend 25 are hopefully moving to brisbane in april 2009, my girlfriend starts a job in brisbane royal childrens hospital was just wondering if anyone could tell us nice areas to stay in wiv easy accses to the hospital, much help needed thanks 

#4
Hi steven!!
Congrats on your up and coming move
Can you give me any details on how your good lady went about getting a job at a childrens hospital please?
My wife is a childrens nurse with 2 years intensive care behind her,so was wondering on the first steps you took
Thanks alot
jase
Congrats on your up and coming move

Can you give me any details on how your good lady went about getting a job at a childrens hospital please?
My wife is a childrens nurse with 2 years intensive care behind her,so was wondering on the first steps you took
Thanks alot
jase
#5
As Cal said earlier check out web site will give you some idea on suburbs etc, being a young couple you may want to be closer to the city so you have easy access to social facilities etc although properties will be a little more expensive, depends on your lifestyle, hobbies etc
Good luck
Good luck
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bout half an hour away would be the most she would travel from, could spend up tp £550 in english money dunno if that would get us much over there, not to bothered about being near the city but might be better for us as were a young couple who like socialising thanks for reply
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Hi steven!!
Congrats on your up and coming move
Can you give me any details on how your good lady went about getting a job at a childrens hospital please?
My wife is a childrens nurse with 2 years intensive care behind her,so was wondering on the first steps you took
Thanks alot
jase
Congrats on your up and coming move

Can you give me any details on how your good lady went about getting a job at a childrens hospital please?
My wife is a childrens nurse with 2 years intensive care behind her,so was wondering on the first steps you took
Thanks alot
jase
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hi all me 26 and my girlfriend 25 are hopefully moving to brisbane in april 2009, my girlfriend starts a job in brisbane royal childrens hospital was just wondering if anyone could tell us nice areas to stay in wiv easy accses to the hospital, much help needed thanks 

To be honest its going to be hard to judge until you actually get here! You need to look around and see what you like area-wise.
Keep asking questions around here - theres lots of us who've been through it all before and we're all happy to help!
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Wilston, Kelvin Grove, Herston are all nice areas very close to the RBH complex which would be handy. There is lots of accomodation in those areas as its a bit of a 'studenty' area being close to the Kelvin Grove QUT campus. Havign said that its not a cheap area. To save money you'd want to head north, but try and stay on the main bus routes - perhaps up around Chermiside would be good (great shops and facilities and LOTS of buses heading south straight past the RBH).
To be honest its going to be hard to judge until you actually get here! You need to look around and see what you like area-wise.
Keep asking questions around here - theres lots of us who've been through it all before and we're all happy to help!
To be honest its going to be hard to judge until you actually get here! You need to look around and see what you like area-wise.
Keep asking questions around here - theres lots of us who've been through it all before and we're all happy to help!
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That would probably get you a 2 bed apartment in somewhere like Toowong (where I live). 3 km from the city centre.
It would not be a penthouse for that money though.
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