Living in Australia

Australia is a highly desirable place to live. In a separate survey of 215 cities, the research shows Australian cities continued to rate among the highest for quality of life with criteria including; political, social, economic and environmental factors, personal safety and health, education, transport and public services. Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane all feature within the top 25, ahead of cities like San Francisco, Paris, London and Montreal for all-round health, safety and good times. With its present mining boom, interesting property market and lots of hustle and bustle, Perth , Darwin and Brisbane are Australian cities which are gaining a lot of attention of late.

Australian residents have access to a world-class universal public health system called Medicare. However, not all people who come to Australia have access to Medicare.

Australia 's economy is thriving, with unemployment at its lowest level in 32 years.

Australia is a country unlike any other, an island and a continent, it is the sixth biggest country in the world. It has an amazing variety of landscapes, climate, animals, plants, people, cultures and lifestyles. Australia has a do-it-yourself culture. So, where in Australia do you want to live?

If emigrating to live in Australia to enjoy life ¡Èdown under¡É is your dream come true the prospect has become far easier in recent months. If you happen to be fairly young and have a labour skill to offer, the good news is the Aussies really want you!  With a shortage of skilled workers starting to impact Australia the country has put together a fast-track programmed for migration.

In Australia over 200 different languages and dialects are spoken, including 45 indigenous languages. The most commonly spoken languages (other than English) are Italian, Greek, Cantonese, Arabic, Vietnamese and Mandarin.

Even though people from India and subcontinent are in minority but are very well recognised and respected due to the cultural heritage and skill they possess. The government of Australia celebrates festival of Deepawali at Parliament House in capital city Canberra . There are a lot of Hindu temples, Indian restaurants and ethnic grocery stores etc which reminds that India is not far away in Australia .