Australian economy on top of the world
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While Australia is and always
will be known as the 'Land Downunder', both the OECD and the IMF rate Australia's current economy and its prospects as
best in the world.
Clearly Australia is more than ever a top destination for skilled tradespeople and professionals.
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Australia looking better and better to more Brits
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While Australia has heaps going for it in attracting skilled immigrants, the unfortunate plight some countries have fallen into further underline the appeal of Australia.
Recent economic events in the UK have led to a variety of painful events including escalating unemployment.
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Banking on an increasingly prosperous Australia
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Banks the world has known for generations have creaked, tottered and fallen, to be replaced by a handful of Australian banks.
Thanks to intelligent government regulation, these banks remain a positive economic force and add confidence to any skilled person contemplating a move to Australia.
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The China
factor boosts Australia
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While the gut-wrenching US economic recession hit China's export industry between the eyes,
it also stimulated that sleeping giant's government to invest heavily in domestic development,
a decision that also promoted growth in Australia and sustained the resources industry.
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The luck of the Irish: most jobless since 1997 |
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After several centuries of poverty and steady immigration, the Irish economy had a couple of heady decades of economic and commercial growth.
The Global Economic Crisis is now forcing many to consider
Australia as a destination for a happy and prosperous future.
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Relocating to Australia
Taking your possessions with you
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Ideally, when you move to Australia, it would be lovely to take all your goods and chattels with you.
However, if that's what you actually do, there are many rules and regulations you must abide by.
Whether you take all your possesions or just some of them, make sure you dot every 'i' and cross every 't'.
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| A
town like Hobart |
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The island state of Tasmania is roughly the same size as South Korea, but only has a population of about 500,000.
It is a dramatically beautiful state with spectacular wilderness, dramatic mountains and superb coastline.
The capital is Hobart, a little diamond of a city with wide appeal.
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Skilled Aussie success story - Arjun Toki
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Australians love sport; playing
it, watching it and playing other countries at it. In recent
Olympic and Commonwealth Games, Aussies have done well at
weight-lifting. And now, they have an Indian coach to help the
muscle men and women do even better.
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Aussie
Survival Guide
Will they let you in when you get here?
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Australia is a great place to
visit, especially on a working holiday or a backpacking odyssey.
It's a casual, laidback sort of a country with unrestricted
travel and a high degree of personal freedom. All the same, you
need to be well prepared to make the most of your visit
down-under.
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Aussie Recipe:
Crocodile & Kangaroo Prosciutto Kebabs |
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Delicious, daring and highly multicultural. Native game
lovingly prepared and served on skewers à la the
Balkans.
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| Living the Aussie dream |
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"I noticed the LIVE IN australia.com website as I was
browsing the Internet. After reading a few testimonials I
decided to send an email. I received an email back the next
day explaining all those questions I had been struggling
with."
Petrus Jacobs
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Aussie Word of the Month
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Good onya:
good for you, well done
Aussie words in action:
If someone wants to improve their lives and their
prospects by bringing their skills to Australia, we can
only say, Good Onya, mate!
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| Living the Aussie dream |
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"The process of immigration is quite complex with dozens
of documents, forms, letters, medicals etc. I decided I
needed professional help to deal with all this to make the
process easier...I chose LIVE IN australia.com as they had the
best reviews and testimonials; they are understandably the
leading immigration consultants.
John R Staples
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| Reader Poll |
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Which social media do you use to source immigration information?
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| What you said last month |
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Do you think Australians are racist? |
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Yes : 
53%
No:
47%
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