crime rates
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Afternoon All!
Can anyone shed some light on to crime rates and drug problems in and around Perth, is it as bad as in Uk.Do parents allow their kids out to play etc.. without worrying about them being pinched, raped, murdered?
Cheers!!!
Can anyone shed some light on to crime rates and drug problems in and around Perth, is it as bad as in Uk.Do parents allow their kids out to play etc.. without worrying about them being pinched, raped, murdered?
Cheers!!!
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Originally Posted by P64
Afternoon All!
Can anyone shed some light on to crime rates and drug problems in and around Perth, is it as bad as in Uk.Do parents allow their kids out to play etc.. without worrying about them being pinched, raped, murdered?
Cheers!!!
Can anyone shed some light on to crime rates and drug problems in and around Perth, is it as bad as in Uk.Do parents allow their kids out to play etc.. without worrying about them being pinched, raped, murdered?
Cheers!!!
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Oh my gosh!!!! :scared:
[QUOTE=,i would say and no exageration say 70-80% of my work collegues are on dope and many on harder drugs ie H and whizz etc [/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=,i would say and no exageration say 70-80% of my work collegues are on dope and many on harder drugs ie H and whizz etc [/QUOTE]
#4
Originally Posted by sassenach
In regard to children playing in the street does that actually happen anywhere now ? i honestly dont see much of it in perth
Even during the years 2001-2003, when I lived in Midland, kids in my area played in the street as a matter of course.

That's not to say that kids in the UK don't play in the street at all; just yesterday I returned home to find half a dozen scruffy teenagers using my wheely bin as a recreational device.
#5
Originally Posted by P64
Afternoon All!
Can anyone shed some light on to crime rates and drug problems in and around Perth, is it as bad as in Uk.Do parents allow their kids out to play etc.. without worrying about them being pinched, raped, murdered?
Cheers!!!
Can anyone shed some light on to crime rates and drug problems in and around Perth, is it as bad as in Uk.Do parents allow their kids out to play etc.. without worrying about them being pinched, raped, murdered?
Cheers!!!
Drug problems. Rest easy possum rest easy they're plentyful no problems at all.
Do parents let their kids out without worrying about them ........ sure some do some dont.
But the sunshine makes up for all the little worries in life
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Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
It was standard practice all over the place when I was growing up on the northern suburbs. (I lived in Bassendean, then Craigie.)
Even during the years 2001-2003, when I lived in Midland, kids in my area played in the street as a matter of course.
Even during the years 2001-2003, when I lived in Midland, kids in my area played in the street as a matter of course.

Don't you think it a little irresponsible to kid people on rather than admit it might be risky?
This was on here only yesterday:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=364053
Don't let your obsession with showing everything Australian in a good light get in the way of objectivity and honesty.
G
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Originally Posted by Grayling
Vash
Don't you think it a little irresponsible to kid people on rather than admit it might be risky?
Don't you think it a little irresponsible to kid people on rather than admit it might be risky?
I only said that kids do actually play on the streets. I never claimed it was entirely safe - I assumed that most sensible people would realise this for themselves.
And does it actually contradict anything I've said? Nope.
Don't let your obsession with showing everything Australian in a good light get in the way of objectivity and honesty.
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My advice is not to let your obsession with rubbishing Australia get in the way of objectivity and honesty.
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Originally Posted by Grayling
Vash
Don't you think it a little irresponsible to kid people on rather than admit it might be risky?
This was on here only yesterday:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=364053
Don't let your obsession with showing everything Australian in a good light get in the way of objectivity and honesty.
G
Don't you think it a little irresponsible to kid people on rather than admit it might be risky?
This was on here only yesterday:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=364053
Don't let your obsession with showing everything Australian in a good light get in the way of objectivity and honesty.
G
Well said G. I take exactly the same cautions with my children here as I would anywhere in the world. Australia produces the same sort of perverts and misfits as anywhere else. Fact.
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Originally Posted by Vash the Stampede
It was standard practice all over the place when I was growing up on the northern suburbs. (I lived in Bassendean, then Craigie.)
Even during the years 2001-2003, when I lived in Midland, kids in my area played in the street as a matter of course.
That's not to say that kids in the UK don't play in the street at all; just yesterday I returned home to find half a dozen scruffy teenagers using my wheely bin as a recreational device.
Even during the years 2001-2003, when I lived in Midland, kids in my area played in the street as a matter of course.

That's not to say that kids in the UK don't play in the street at all; just yesterday I returned home to find half a dozen scruffy teenagers using my wheely bin as a recreational device.

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Originally Posted by Grayling
Vash
Don't you think it a little irresponsible to kid people on rather than admit it might be risky?
This was on here only yesterday:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=364053
Don't let your obsession with showing everything Australian in a good light get in the way of objectivity and honesty.
G
Don't you think it a little irresponsible to kid people on rather than admit it might be risky?
This was on here only yesterday:
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=364053
Don't let your obsession with showing everything Australian in a good light get in the way of objectivity and honesty.
G
Could you please explain what Vash said that was irresponsible I think I must Have lost half his thread because all I See is where Vash said that when he was in Australia kids used to play on the street.
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Originally Posted by sassenach
Not sure of figures but burglary rates in perth where or are certainly the highest in australia and the same with car thefts ,drugs you will find in my experience to be right in your face ,i would say and no exageration say 70-80% of my work collegues are on dope and many on harder drugs ie H and whizz etc mind you i do work in construction .In regard to children playing in the street does that actually happen anywhere now ? i honestly dont see much of it in perth
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Originally Posted by P64
Afternoon All!
Can anyone shed some light on to crime rates and drug problems in and around Perth, is it as bad as in Uk.Do parents allow their kids out to play etc.. without worrying about them being pinched, raped, murdered?
Cheers!!!
Can anyone shed some light on to crime rates and drug problems in and around Perth, is it as bad as in Uk.Do parents allow their kids out to play etc.. without worrying about them being pinched, raped, murdered?
Cheers!!!
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