Tips, tips, tips please!!
Apr 19th 2006 | 11:44 pm
#16
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Re: Tips, tips, tips please!!
Originally Posted by SheilaGirl
Right, here's the thing:
wanting to move back to Oz after spending the better part of my life in europe.......I have a 6 year old daughter....I am originally from Melbourne, but i really need sunshine!! dont like rain, dont like snow......
so anywhere above Sydney would be very wise for me to settle, i guess!?? can i get any tips you have on settling down there with a child?? near the coast, lots of sunshine, not too crowded but not too far from civilization, good schools, nice friendly people........oh and not unimportant, somewhere were i can get a job would be nice!
Thanks everyone!
wanting to move back to Oz after spending the better part of my life in europe.......I have a 6 year old daughter....I am originally from Melbourne, but i really need sunshine!! dont like rain, dont like snow......
so anywhere above Sydney would be very wise for me to settle, i guess!?? can i get any tips you have on settling down there with a child?? near the coast, lots of sunshine, not too crowded but not too far from civilization, good schools, nice friendly people........oh and not unimportant, somewhere were i can get a job would be nice!
Thanks everyone!
We did a 3 month tour of all the main cities when we first came and decided the GC offered the best lifestyle for us. Places like Newcastle may look nice initially but will there be enough for you long term?
Friends and neighbours have moved here from so many places including Sydney, Newcastle, Adelaide, NZ, the UK and South Africa and they all say theres more to do here especially as the kids get older.
The GC is only a hour's flight from Sydney and we prefer the GC to Brissie as its near the beach and has less traffic.
Only you can choose the place that is right for you but we've been told if you want good weather ALL year look north of Port Macquarie in NSW.
All the best with your choice,
Sherie.
Apr 19th 2006 | 11:55 pm
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Re: Tips, tips, tips please!!
Originally Posted by zx10r_aus
Sorry I thought the post said Tits...... 
ZX....
ZX....
sorry to disappoint you......
i think you are looking for a different www altogether......... 
Apr 20th 2006 | 12:12 am
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Re: Tips, tips, tips please!!
Originally Posted by sherie_in_oz
You ought to take a look at the Gold Coast and the area north and south of here. Lots of people are moving here for the sunshine and lifestyle. We love the area around Robina, Burleigh, Reedy Creek and Mudgeeraba, and other people who live just north and south of here say how nice it is too.
We did a 3 month tour of all the main cities when we first came and decided the GC offered the best lifestyle for us. Places like Newcastle may look nice initially but will there be enough for you long term?
Friends and neighbours have moved here from so many places including Sydney, Newcastle, Adelaide, NZ, the UK and South Africa and they all say theres more to do here especially as the kids get older.
The GC is only a hour's flight from Sydney and we prefer the GC to Brissie as its near the beach and has less traffic.
Only you can choose the place that is right for you but we've been told if you want good weather ALL year look north of Port Macquarie in NSW.
All the best with your choice,
Sherie.
We did a 3 month tour of all the main cities when we first came and decided the GC offered the best lifestyle for us. Places like Newcastle may look nice initially but will there be enough for you long term?
Friends and neighbours have moved here from so many places including Sydney, Newcastle, Adelaide, NZ, the UK and South Africa and they all say theres more to do here especially as the kids get older.
The GC is only a hour's flight from Sydney and we prefer the GC to Brissie as its near the beach and has less traffic.
Only you can choose the place that is right for you but we've been told if you want good weather ALL year look north of Port Macquarie in NSW.
All the best with your choice,
Sherie.
i bet houses are expensive though?? yes, no??
