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HOPPITY Jan 15th 2007 11:48 pm

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Originally Posted by Clippies (Post 4289692)
Hello Sarah - any news on when your show will be on? :)

Hello
We are on on the 25th Jan we have been filmed in Brisbane/Gold Coast area so keep your eyes peeled I hope we make good TV it's always nice to put a face to a name

Take care

Sarah

Clippy Jan 15th 2007 11:51 pm

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Originally Posted by HOPPITY (Post 4289745)
Hello
We are on on the 25th Jan we have been filmed in Brisbane/Gold Coast area so keep your eyes peeled I hope we make good TV it's always nice to put a face to a name

Take care

Sarah

Great I'll look forward to it :)

midgetjan Jan 15th 2007 11:52 pm

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I'm gutted - We're going to Perth so I really wanted to see today's programme. Pushed the record button on video on way out to work. Just came home for lunch to discover that I've recorded ITV. :(

Technophobe or what????

Anyone know if they are being shown later on Sky?

Jan

GinaUK Jan 15th 2007 11:53 pm

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Originally Posted by dave7370 (Post 4289435)
Or have I missed the point??:confused:

Yep - you missed the point.

It's not a documentary on how to emigrate to Australia from first thought about it, the trials and tribulations of TRA and visa application, difficulties on arrival - whatever.

It's a brief glimpse of 20 families' one week in Australia, their first impressions, their personal (carefully edited) thoughts - and "some" footage of Sydney, Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane.

I am enjoying it :). I like to see and hear the families. And this morning it was great to see some footage of Perth (where we are going).

Well done the Larner family. :)

Gina

showdan Jan 16th 2007 12:05 am

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Originally Posted by midgetjan (Post 4289767)
I'm gutted - We're going to Perth so I really wanted to see today's programme. Pushed the record button on video on way out to work. Just came home for lunch to discover that I've recorded ITV. :(

Technophobe or what????

Anyone know if they are being shown later on Sky?

Jan

Women and recorders!!! never leave them in the same room. Got it all set up to record on the way out to work, all she had to do was switch to BBC1, no that's too hard, got 3 hours of bloody cartoon network arrgghhhh!

dave7370 Jan 16th 2007 12:31 am

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Originally Posted by GinaUK (Post 4289782)
Yep - you missed the point.

It's not a documentary on how to emigrate to Australia from first thought about it, the trials and tribulations of TRA and visa application, difficulties on arrival - whatever.

It's a brief glimpse of 20 families' one week in Australia, their first impressions, their personal (carefully edited) thoughts - and "some" footage of Sydney, Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane.

I am enjoying it :). I like to see and hear the families. And this morning it was great to see some footage of Perth (where we are going).

Well done the Larner family. :)

Gina

Don't get me wrong, yes it shows a bit of the places and first impressions, but I think it gives the impression that you can just pack a bag and go. Some informative things would be good that's all.

It's only an opinion.:p

I loved the shots of Oz but all the flannel that the programme is packed with needs to be cut down. I'm going to be dreaming of the those people spinning them flag boards... lol:)

chris96 Jan 16th 2007 12:38 am

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I agree with Dave7370, the programme is not really showing the true side to migrating to Oz or the stress in getting there.
12 grand to take 4 pets, is that right, what have others paid?

Pollyana Jan 16th 2007 12:48 am

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Originally Posted by chris96 (Post 4289992)
I agree with Dave7370, the programme is not really showing the true side to migrating to Oz or the stress in getting there.
12 grand to take 4 pets, is that right, what have others paid?

I haven't seen the programme, but from what I've read on here the pets cost more than the kids.........:scared: Do a search through the forum for something like "Golden Arrow " - thats one of the main shippers for pets and there will be quotes in the threads.

Donna&Neil Jan 16th 2007 12:50 am

Re: Wanted Down Under
 

Originally Posted by midgetjan (Post 4289767)
I'm gutted - We're going to Perth so I really wanted to see today's programme. Pushed the record button on video on way out to work. Just came home for lunch to discover that I've recorded ITV. :(

Technophobe or what????

Anyone know if they are being shown later on Sky?

Jan

Hi Jan not to worry I taped it for Neil who was at work. I can keep it and post it up to you. No bother.

Donna

midgetjan Jan 16th 2007 3:52 am

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Originally Posted by Donna&Neil (Post 4290039)
Hi Jan not to worry I taped it for Neil who was at work. I can keep it and post it up to you. No bother.

Donna

That would be great thanks. Karma being sent your way just for being so nice.

I will of course reimburse you for your trouble.

Donna&Neil Jan 16th 2007 3:55 am

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Originally Posted by midgetjan (Post 4290508)
That would be great thanks. Karma being sent your way just for being so nice.

I will of course reimburse you for your trouble.

Hi Jan No need . PM me your address and I will post it to you tomorrow. :) :)

Donna & Neil

Australia_bound? Jan 16th 2007 9:44 am

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Originally Posted by rebnatoli (Post 4289303)
Today's programme did seem better - pointed out a few key issues such as lower wages, cost of living, property prices etc, distance from friends and family. Not too rose tinted really and a very nice and ordinary (in a good way) family.


I don't get where they pick these families who live to work? I have a good life in the UK and if I ever fell into that trap I'd down size or make cut backs. I don't get where they idea that this programme is presenting that it's all good in Aus short working hours, eternal sun and oh look you can buy a £400,000 house.
Why on earth did the bloke today work all day and his wife worked all night? Mortgage of £100 grand? Must have some very expensive hobbies? Just didn't add up.
Oh and I wish they'd stop those silly video's from home from families wishing them a good life and saying how much they miss them THEY'VE ONLY GONE FOR ONE BLOODY WEEK lol.
Going for a lie down rant over :D

Clippy Jan 16th 2007 8:19 pm

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Adelaide today :)

mark213 Jan 16th 2007 8:27 pm

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Originally Posted by Australia_bound? (Post 4291814)
I don't get where they pick these families who live to work? I have a good life in the UK and if I ever fell into that trap I'd down size or make cut backs. I don't get where they idea that this programme is presenting that it's all good in Aus short working hours, eternal sun and oh look you can buy a £400,000 house.
Why on earth did the bloke today work all day and his wife worked all night? Mortgage of £100 grand? Must have some very expensive hobbies? Just didn't add up.
Oh and I wish they'd stop those silly video's from home from families wishing them a good life and saying how much they miss them THEY'VE ONLY GONE FOR ONE BLOODY WEEK lol.
Going for a lie down rant over :D

Quite right - well said... I watched yesterdays and it was the same old wining poms. :-) It all seems to be familys. What about couples or singles going or is that not PC enough?

And surely if they show them a $500K house before land anyone is surely going to go oooooh aaaahh i want that and then get pissed off they cant afford it. Same happens in the UK.

Perth looked lovely. I'm off in 2 weeks on my migration and it made me want to go last night. :cool:

esperanza Jan 16th 2007 8:57 pm

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Originally Posted by mark213 (Post 4293027)
Quite right - well said... I watched yesterdays and it was the same old wining poms. :-) It all seems to be familys. What about couples or singles going or is that not PC enough?

And surely if they show them a $500K house before land anyone is surely going to go oooooh aaaahh i want that and then get pissed off they cant afford it. Same happens in the UK.

Perth looked lovely. I'm off in 2 weeks on my migration and it made me want to go last night. :cool:

Most single people or couples without kids are at WORK during the day and thus not watching daytime tv! (Except me of course. :o )


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