Just about every one in the world believes
that their home land is the best place to live
... and in truth that is correct.
"We Australian's like to think life down under
is a lot different and we have more to offer."
"That's because its true! - And we are cheeky as well"!
Seriously ... Australia is a great place to live.
"WHY?"
Is it the weather? - Can it be the the beaches? - Because there is a lot of room?
There are people arriving from countries all over the world on every day of the week to live in Australia
for all these reasons and a lot more.
In the AML section on Aussies I mention that Australians among other things are a free people. The page is really
worth a read so go to
About Aussies - CLICK HERE
I failed to say that Australian's are broad minded, go out of there way to be helpful, and have a great sense
of humour. "You must have noticed" We do like to joke and have fun with words.
The majority of the 20 million people that live in Australia live in coast. Because the centre of the country is
mostly arid and desert, we call it the "outback".
What do we like to do? "Well," that is such a hard question to answer because we are so competitive.
Like most people we enjoy our family lives, picnics, cycling, fishing, a day at a sports event. Most of us start
playing some kind of sport at a very young age and that stays with us throughout our lives. In reality, Australia is
considered one of the most competitive nations on Earth.
Australian enjoy all the seasons, in summer there are the beaches, cricket and water sports and in winter there are at least four major football codes
and even snow skiing.
Owning your own home is very important, it is installed into every Australian at a young age to save for your future
and buy your own home, so most of us do.
Australian's like to own stuff; our nation are enormous users of the mobile phone and computers, we will buy
just about any modern technological gadget.
Our homes are built mainly of brick and mortar because there is plenty of clay and timber is short, it is often
said by people flying into places like Sydney; "look at all the red roofs on the houses". That is the terracotta
tiles. Take a look next time you fly in.
You can experience the outback life of the cattle and sheep stations by visiting one of the many Station and
Homestead Resorts - CLICK HERE that you can find right here on the site.
Our shopping centres are built like satellites around the major populated areas and in the country towns the
corner store is still the favourite place to shop. Because we are an industrious lot, we have built shops of every
kind. Some of the shopping centres are so large and have such a variety of stores you can get lost, then finding the
car, well that is another story.
Then there are the fetes, festivals, car boot sales and open air markets. Aussies frequent them on just about every
day of the week. See AML section on Aussie festivals that will tell you more. - CLICK HERE
The motor car! Yes, Australians just have to own one, our population is expanding and home ownership is still
important. So to own the land and a house we need to move further and further into the counrty and as such we move
further away from work and other facilities transport is very important. So we are also into our cars; take alook at the AML
section on motor cars - CLICK HERE
Going out in Australia. Our mode is usually very casual and laid-back, as is our dress, however we are up with the
times and are able to dress for all occassions when needed.
Schools - Australians are very proud of our schools, from kindergarten to university. As our population expands
into new housing developments we ensure our schools are either there first or well on the way. Education in this
country is of the utmost importance. Knowledge is power.
"Our National emblems the kangaroo and emu are on the Commonwealth Coat of Arms because neither of them take a step back wards.
"You can feel very assured that living in Australia is
something very, very special".
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