what is caboolture like?
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my family are emigrating next year and have been looking at homes in caboolture. however we cant find any pictures/videos showing the area. and also any other information about the town. is it a nice quiet area for familys etc? if anyone can help me id be very grateful. thanks
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my family are emigrating next year and have been looking at homes in caboolture. however we cant find any pictures/videos showing the area. and also any other information about the town. is it a nice quiet area for familys etc? if anyone can help me id be very grateful. thanks
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Bogan (pronounced /ˈbəʉ.gn̩/, rhyming with slogan) is an Australian and New Zealand English slang term, generally pejorative, for a person who is, or is perceived to be, unsophisticated or of a lower class background. According to the stereotype, the speech and mannerisms of "bogans" indicate poor education and uncultured upbringing. The term is mainly applied to white, lower working-class people.
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Bogan (pronounced /ˈbəʉ.gn̩/, rhyming with slogan) is an Australian and New Zealand English slang term, generally pejorative, for a person who is, or is perceived to be, unsophisticated or of a lower class background. According to the stereotype, the speech and mannerisms of "bogans" indicate poor education and uncultured upbringing. The term is mainly applied to white, lower working-class people.

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my family are emigrating next year and have been looking at homes in caboolture. however we cant find any pictures/videos showing the area. and also any other information about the town. is it a nice quiet area for familys etc? if anyone can help me id be very grateful. thanks
Now, people have predictably been going ape about it ("nuclear" ... woh! ... Chernobyl ... 3-headed fish, etc) but what they have failed to realise is that the chemicals involved in the enrichment process are actually more dangerous than the nuclear material itself (which isn't dangerous at all).
Anyway, it's probably not going to raise house prices which is likely yo be more of a concern to yer average house-buyer than the leaking of fissile material and consequent genetic defects.
In answer to your question badassbrickie - Dunno really, only passed through the place but they have a nice quaint aircraft museum staffed by a guy that is completely off his trolley.
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They have an abattoir there too. I am sure you dont want to live to close to that!
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i lived quite close to caboolture at petrie and given a choice i would live away from caboolture its not that its bad its just there are better places elsewhere its not far from bribie island which is stunning hop this helps
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