Moving to Australia

[erics44]

hello

the wife and i are considering taking the kids and moving to Australia, Perth to be more precise coz we already have some family there.

we live in england btw

Anyone australian and can offer any advice?

the biggest problem we have is that it is very very far away and having kids they spend a lot of time with their grandparents and their grandparents as well as the kids obviously love that time, which would stop if we went

it pulls on the heart strings a bit

[ChewieT]

As much as I love the sun and hate the way this country seems to be becomming more and more of a ****hole, with *******s ripping the **** out of the benefit system. I could not up sticks and leave all my family and friends. But a lot of people do it and think its the best decision they ever made. Guess you will never really know unless you give it a shot.

[erics44]

Originally Posted by ChewieT

As much as I love the sun and hate the way this country seems to be becomming more and more of a ****hole, with *******s ripping the **** out of the benefit system. I could not up sticks and leave all my family and friends. But a lot of people do it and think its the best decision they ever made. Guess you will never really know unless you give it a shot.

yep, thats what the plan is, if leaving the home life is too much we can always return

and we arent going because i think england is a ****hole coz im sure for all the same reasons australia is a ****hole

its the sun

[GuyLondon]

Perth isn't a **** hole like the rest of Australia, its more relaxed and laid back and thats probably why so many people move there.

I moved to Perth from London 2 years ago and although i miss my mates and family, I love Perth and the people there are great.

WA is also good for camping and lots of other ****!

[LyingSac]

i got some advice don't go....man...it's a jungle down there women go and men plunder!