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Re: Moving to Brisbane
Originally Posted by Retirednow
(Post 13082697)
Your ‘facts’ aren’t factual. Soccer is and always has been a minor game here at adult level. The natives simply prefer mens football…
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Re: Moving to Brisbane
Originally Posted by abner
(Post 13082713)
So, now that previous posters on the thread have perhaps beat to death the "football codes" argument :thumbdown:, can you perhaps tell us more about where you want to live in other respects, e.g.
- how close to the CBD you and/or your partner need to be, for commuting purposes? - very roughly, what you're looking to spend, on a purchase or rental? - whether you're looking at state school vs private school options, or either? We will look to rent whilst over here and from a budget standpoint we’re looking at the $7-800 pw budget. In terms of schools we’ve been looking at catholic schools as this is where the boys are now back home. also thanks to everyone else who’s commented. I take on board the football/soccer points 👠|
Re: Moving to Brisbane
Originally Posted by Aldo_1985
(Post 13082895)
We’ve been looking at North Lakes.
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Re: Moving to Brisbane
Originally Posted by Aldo_1985
(Post 13082895)
We’ve been looking at North Lakes. I will be based from home so no real commute needed apart from to the airport.
We will look to rent whilst over here and from a budget standpoint we’re looking at the $7-800 pw budget. In terms of schools we’ve been looking at catholic schools as this is where the boys are now back home. But if the airport run is going to be at all frequent, you might look harder at slightly older and closer-in suburbs like Bracken Ridge and Boondall, or Shorncliffe and Sandgate. There's a well-established Catholic boys' school in Boondall for years 5 -12 ("Nudgee", or more formally St. Joseph's Nudgee College (Junior and Senior)), which has a particularly strong athletic tradition alongside its academic one. A good mate of mine went there; he came out alright. |
Re: Moving to Brisbane
Originally Posted by abner
(Post 13082987)
North Lakes is a decent bet; lots of Brits, a variety of recently-built housing stock in your general price range.
But if the airport run is going to be at all frequent, you might look harder at slightly older and closer-in suburbs like Bracken Ridge and Boondall, or Shorncliffe and Sandgate. There's a well-established Catholic boys' school in Boondall for years 5 -12 ("Nudgee", or more formally St. Joseph's Nudgee College (Junior and Senior)), which has a particularly strong athletic tradition alongside its academic one. A good mate of mine went there; he came out alright. I think due to the family connections we have, this suburb is where we will likely go for. I appreciate everyone’s input so thank you so much |
Re: Moving to Brisbane
Kelvin Grove State College has a soccer excellence program https://kelvingrovesc.eq.edu.au/curr...-of-excellence. Suburbs surrounding the school are close to the city and great suburbs to live. For your rental budget you could go a little further north that's still commutable to the school, but not as far out as Northlakes.
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