This is an Australian flag --> 🇦🇺 Not this --> 🇳🇿 Imagine calling yourself The Geography Bible and getting that wrong🤦♂️ In all seriousness, can any of our Aussie subscribers confirm our list?! Let us know!🔥
I totally agree with your list. Maybe it should also include the good schooling system, top universities with very flexible student loans and decent social security systems. Not a heaven though, many downsides too like how far Australia is, early closing hours in all the cities, small employment market and very high cost of living
As an Aussie, I am very happy that some people look on the bright side of our Nation, and realize that the goods overwhelm the Bads. I am just going to put a few points on this video that you did great in and that you could've added. 1. Low Population Density is definitely a massive up 2. Yes we are very diverse, and there is plenty of family fun activities here 3. Our health care system Is amazing, but it would be great if you mentioned the fact that it is free (same as education). 4. Our Beaches are Definitely some of the best you will find in the world, and as a Sydney-sider, I love going to Bondi, Coogee, Manly, Balmoral, Freshwater, Curl Curl, and much more. The surf is great all along the coast. 5. Would have loved it if you included that our Emu's are so intelligent, that we lost a war to them..... 6. Yes, the people here are very kind, if you are lost, there is almost a 100% chance that the first person you ask for help will give you help. I once got lost in Chatswood, so I asked somebody for their phone so I could check where I was, they did not hesitate to help me. 7. I definitely agree, in Australia, you don't ask somebody to be your friend, you are their friend already until you prove this otherwise, it's normal to wave or say hello to somebody while walking down the street. 8. Yes, it would be disappointing to make a video on Australia without including the wildlife. 9. The Deadly wildlife is rare, but when you do come across one, instead of panicking, you just leave the dam thing alone. Pretend its not there, but just don't approach it. Thanks for the great list!
Oh dear!! the southern double-cross!! NZ's flag has the RED stars, that's how you tell them one from the other.......Sorry but I personally prefer NZ over Australia, much more liveable country, weather like UK, no assorted "nasties", great scenery, no deserts, much easier to drive/get around in, and they play a mean game of rugby too.
I'm from Western Australia. I've lived in the USA, Greece and Singapore, and travelled through Europe and south Asia, and as much as I enjoyed living in Greece, for me, nothing compares with living in Australia. Enjoyed your review muchly 🇦🇺👍
The US is better , it’s the best country in the world ( although I don’t like the politics of Christian Zionism that dominate U.S. politics and religious culture ) non the less the U.S. outperform any country including natural beauty , don’t get me wrong Australia is beautiful .
one thing you didn't say which i think is a big factor to why i like australia is the fact that most of their food is fresh and grown in australia plus they've got a very diverse culture meaning the food is very multicultural.
Come to Italy and maybe you will understand what culture means for food that you absolutely don't have ahahah then you have vegetables so full of pesticides that remain unchanged after two weeks in the fridge, because you don't have the regulations on pesticides like in Europe.
As an Australian, I always people think Australia is boring because people never talk about it, but after watching this, I feel better about being Australian!
Ive been living in Sydney since 1987, born in China.....there are more reasons on top of yours.....love this country even more today!! Aussie Aussie Aussie!!!!
I hope you have not been adversely affected by dick heads during the Covid thing. My son worked at an Asian grocery store and bogans have on occasion yelled obscenity towards any one remotely looking like Chinese. The store owner is of HongKong decent.
I am on planing moving to Aussy next year,, and I really Hope To say some day "moved to Australia was the best decision in my life" amin. because I meant to love Australia this lately.
People complain about Australia’s hot weather, down here in Melbourne it’s 17 degrees in summer and 2 in autumn, but the next day the temperatures go up to 30s. You guys have it easy
Great video! Two small corrections: The flag shown towards the end of the video is New Zealand's flag, not Australia's. One surprising Australian climate zone which is not mentioned is the snowfields of the Australian Alps. These are greater in area than the whole of Switzerland and are particularly good for cross country skiing.
I can understand with the flags. He mentioned that we Aussies and Brits were like brothers, but Aussies and kiwis are closer, and all the good things said about Oz also apply to NZ. 🦘
As An Australian that has lived in Victoria for more than 10 years and travelled to Sydney and Brisbane, I have never ever seen a single snake except in the zoos. A truely beautiful country to live in!
Here are ten reasons why Australia is not the best country. There are sharks that kill and eat you. There are jellyfish that sting and kill you. There are crocodiles that kill and eat you. There are snakes that will bite and kill you. There are spiders that will bite and kill you. There are billions of dangerous ants and even more white ants that can destroy anything you build.The sun can burn you skin dry and scorches the earth dry. Many places have to store rain water to survive. 40% of the country is desert. It costs a fortune to visit relatives and friends from the other end. The sun goes to bed far too early. There is very little greenery compared to the size of the country. It seems that everyone is shouting instead of speaking. I spent six weeks in Australia in 1997 I could hardly wait to get back to my green and pleasant land,Britain. Oh, and it is full of Australians.
@@Mary-ss6mv Canada's climate is icy. Australia has an icy climate in winter in many places, but we also have the tropics and everything in between. Climate has a huge effect on your activities.
I lived in Australia in the 1970's which which was awesome. Great beaches, good food, very clean, great transportation available, Sydney is an amazing city, full of parks and old architecture, love the Mediterranean kick back attitude and very open minded. When I got back to the states it was culture shock. From 16 to 26 I lived on the beach, now when I arrived at SF airport it was 10 times the size and it did not have the kind and gentleness of Australia. I love the states too but Australia is a magical place and I understand you loving it so much. And free medical and higher wages....another good reason.
@@thesnakeman8492 no it’s not. Far from it. 2023 world freedom index Australia ranks equal 9th in the US 27th. Unless you classify freedom to shoot up the local school as freedom
Wow what a stupid dream.Forget about the heat.Just think about all the animals that are gonna try too kill you while your eating sleeping swimming or f*cking🙄
I live in Australia and I love it, I was born here and never plan on leaving unless I make it to the NBA. I highly recommend moving her especially in the less dense areas in NSW or in the outskirts of the ACT (Australian capital territory) Have a good one mate!
Spot on. I’ve been to Australia only once, in early 2020-fortunately, right before the pandemic craze; unfortunately, right after a massively devastating fire season-and that was enough to put it on my list of potential countries for retirement life. It was awesome. I was in Sydney most of the time. Rented a car and travelled south as far as possible, went for a bunch of hikes right outside Sydney, checked out a bunch of bars, restaurants, breweries, etc. Them Aussies know how to live life. I live in Northern California. Have a great life here, but now I’m always looking west, across the Pacific, down under.
Don't want to "rain on your parade", metaphorically speaking, but some while back I read in an Aussie paper (think it was the SMH) that there were some children attending schools there who have never seen a drop of rain in their lives!! How scary must that have been for them? All part/parcel of life in Oz.
I think another factor towards good health that is overlooked is the how green our cities are. Even in the central business district you will find the streets have trees and there is an abundance of parks and green spaces. That surely must contribute to both physical and mental health.
the best part of Australia is its people. You have to live in Australia for a little while to know that. Even though the media will always tells you the bad stuff just to sell their newspapers. My biggest achievement in life so far is to became an Australian and I am loving it. You have to work harder in Australia but the rewards are bigger and better then anywhere else on earth
I live in Australia and I love it, I was born here and never plan on leaving unless I make it to the NBA. I highly recommend moving her especially in the less dense areas in NSW or in the outskirts of the ACT (Australian capital territory) Have a good one mate!
Aussie is a great place. I'm an Aussie, so I am bias :) But I've travelled extensively around the world, not as much as Geo Bible but still a lot, and my experience is that everywhere I've been has had something to offer. I think we have a great planet. I think we have great cultures on our planet. I think that we, as a human collective, are awesome. And may I just add, turning back to this video.......AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE
Great video, as an Australian my one word of advice is to place carefully if you plan to visits due to the sheer distance in between attractions. And at 4:55 you used the flag of New Zealand of Australia’s, their very similar so I get the confusion.
If that's No.3 The People, I was about to say the same thing. The 5 stars of the Southern Cross on the Aussie flag are all white, & 4 NZ stars are red & white, while the large Australian Commonwealth star sits beneath our historically significant Union Jack on the Australian flag but not beneath NZ's Union Jack. It was overall a good introduction to life down under..
Aussie here. A couple of other things to mention… the weather is harsh. The sun is strong and the winters get cold. The animals won’t harm you unless you put yourself in their habitat. And most importantly; SWIM BETWEEN THE FLAGS!! Our beaches are beautiful but deadly. Never underestimate the power of the water.
Idk if it's a tourist thing, and I managed to be in the tourist mindset for more than a year, but when I'm in Australia I have no internet or phone addiction, it's so easy to just notice how everything around you is more interesting than what's on your phone and on the internet, the weather is good, the architecture is clean and nice to look at, there's always something to do, the animals looks like they're from another planet and the animals even have colours compared to where I'm from in northern Europe where all the animals are within the scales of gray.
I was born in Manila, lived in Singapore, Maldives and UK but Australia is by far the best. The no gun laws, The minimum wage is awesome. the food is fresh, drinkable tap water, healthcare system is great, the long summers with sunshine and beaches as well as the great sense of safety. The people are by far the best thing about Australia though. It has it's own challenges but nothing compared to other parts of the world!
@@urbanaj4472 you just commented this in this video 'One big negative - Aust is the most racist country in the world. Way more than USA', and yet here you are asking people to go back to india, have you thought that maybe you are part of the problem? the irony
I migrated from the UK about 8 years ago - paradise compared to England - except I do not like the salt and vinegar crisps here. My only complaint. Rest is just lovely. Very culturally diverse, friendly, LARGE and I am so glad I am living here.
As a die hard Kiwi that has lived in Perth for over 20 years it's hard to admit it but Australia has everything and it's almost like money grows on trees here!
I am an Australian and to me Australia has the best big blue sky that seems to go on forever and the weather makes you want to be out and about LOVE MY COUNTRY AUSTRALIA 🎉
i cant help notice as a that you had a New Zealand flag instead of the Australian flag. i have traveled the entire country and lived in it for my entire life and it is beautiful
Yes Australia is a beautiful country. Best medical in the world. I'm moving there too as I got the opportunity to do my education with Australia. Amazing beaches.
i was born here in melbourne, australia lived here my whole life (14 years and counting) I can confirm this list we do gets lots of sun we are also the leading country for skin cancer
10: Even the major cities can be peaceful and nice, like Melbourne 9: The lifestyle is super fun. As a kid, I remember going to the beach so much. The pool was also a blast. 8:The salary is super good. It means that there’s less homeless people. 7:The healthcare system is amazing. You pay for it, but just through taxes. The sunlight leads to terrible sunburn though. 6: YES! as said in 10, the beach is a blast. All of them. I grew up in Melbourne, so Williamstown beach was great. 5: I didn’t travel much, but there’s so many different types of places, like listed in 4. You can see anything, I loved the rainforests. 4: as said in 5, it goes from rainforests to deserts and beaches 3: So true. I was freinds with someone for 4 years before stopping our friendship. Made up for it after 2: haven’t been, can’t know 1: the wildlife is incredible. Fun fact, Quokkas throw their babies at enemies and run! Their smile is... uh... non-fitting.
Agreed, as a matter of fact there is plenty of green space within Melbourne with all the parks and gardens. Even in the front of the library has a nice lawn area for people to chill out on. Add to that the tree lined streets and the Yarra Walk and people have plenty of places to exercise, picnic or just read a book.
You forgot about the most important reason. The unemployed, homeless and pensioners get lots of money from the government and free healthcare forever, more than anywhere else in the world. There are more homeless people per capita in Australia than in most other developed countries in the world, more than the USA or Canada and about the same as the UK. The salary is good only if you are paid legally, pay your taxes so that the unemployed can get it.
Which free healthcare are these people talking about? Is dental free, is seeing a specialist or even a good GP or psychotherapist free? Each one of these cost hundreds to thousands, and no government doesn't pay it back, sometimes only one third. You probably haven't experienced proper free and universal healthcare. It exists in some countries that are much poorer than Australia and great quality too. When people are masturbating over great free health care in Australia, they are comparing it with the worst, the US!
Reasons i love Australia 1. Weather 2. Diversity 3. Population density 4. Isolated from world It's my dream country for these 4 reasons, hopefully one day i'll be part of Australia 💕
Weather is crazy in Victoria at the moment beautiful one day ,wet the next , windy next , sweating , freezing all in a week, Victoria weather is exhausting. But I love 💗 living here. You need to have your whole wardrobe out.
Im from Melbourne 🇦🇺🇦🇺 great city to live in, pretty erratic weather though, it'll be 30°C one day and 18°C the next day usually this happens at the start of Autumn. Sometimes in Summer we'll get 40°C+ for a whole week
As an Aussie, I approved. ALOT. FINALLY SOMEONE WHO IS PAYING ATTENTION TO AUS HEALTCARE CAUSE ITS GOOD. Also Madagscar has more population than us but is 13 times smaller. Congrats on your new sub. Also yes, my name IS Brisbane, the cap of Queensland. 4:57 THAT IS THE NEW ZEALAND FLAG.
A two hour drive from Sydney is easy, so I can go from a large vibrant clean interesting city to a beautiful coastal town with never ending beaches an estuary a lake with mountains in the background and a blue sky that goes on forever. But the beauty is not just a small coastal town near mountains ............. it's in the sky! The night scene gives one a view from the southern hemisphere into the dense centre of our galaxy, combine this with no light pollution and you can see a star field in the sky that you can make a shadow on the ground from starlight using your outstretched hand!.......... the stars are so bright dense and vibrant they form as one vast mass of stars. I make a trip often and we just lay on the beach all night having a few drinks, counting shooting stars, satellites, and things up there that cannot be explained.
KAYA, HOWDY, GREETINGS, VANNAKUM, NAMASTE, KIA ORA, HELLO.... I'M SOUTH AFRICAN 🇿🇦 OF INDIAN ETHNICITY 🇮🇳 EMIGRATED TO NEW ZEALAND 🇳🇿 NOW LIVING IN AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺 I love this video, a confirmation that this is where I will remain. WE ARE MANY, BUT WE ARE ONE! Thank you Australia. Kree Raman 💖
I am also South African of Indian descent. I have had the opportunity of living and working in different countries before I arrived in Australia. I am grateful to our Heavenly Father for guiding me to enter Australia. I have not encountered racism and this is such a diverse and multicultural country which provides benefits for its people.
If you are planning to visit, remember the distances. Plan carefully, and do not over-commit in terms of kilometers. From one "attractive" place to the next can be DAYS, so don't spend all your time travelling! For reference, Sydney to Brisbane is 1000 km. Wages are high, so anything involving a service is expensive. Oh yes! The Aus flag has white stars. The one shown is Kiwi flag.
There are few if any better places to live, work, raise a family and simply enjoy your life. If you're young and want frenetic, Melbourne and Sydney are for you. Adelaide and Perth offer a slower pace but are still vibrant, and stunningly beautiful. All the major cities and even regional towns are better than most anywhere else.
I live in Australia and can confirm it’s very good. Mainly because of the pay, I don’t have a university degree or any major qualifications, but I make $2600 AUD per week, work pays for our fuel and food, and accommodation, and work clothes. Also I’ve meet some people who make a lot more than that who didn’t go to university either.
Thank you for replying. Im landing there in a couple of weeks. Been in South Africa past 10 years. Lived there for 14 years previously. Looking forward to it
As an Australian living in Perth for the last 20+ years, and with the experience of travelling many many countries, I feel blessed to live here. In this city, even a small park visited by rarely 10 persons a day, it is amazing how beautiful it can be. God's own place.
@@what_27 no. Australia sucks compared to the USA. The USA has best laws best Economy best military it’s the biggest and most beautiful and most diverse and much more!
As a Aussie there is one thing I hate in my room I tend to get huge huntsman spiders and red backs and it’s pretty common to see a snake but most of the time I love it here I’m 14 and I love to swim in my pool and go to the beach we also have great jobs for teens we get paid a lot and I think most people in Australia earn over 110,000 also with the sunshine part it is extremely easy to get sunburned in sat outside had a barbie for an hour and a half and I got sunburned and sleeping you just have your air con on but in winter it is cold well in you live in nsw,tas,sa,vic and act
I have been to some really shitty third world countries and some really shitty first world countries. I have I huge public hospital and three private hospitals within 300 metres of my front door. Eight modern supermarkets within 1200 metres Five High Schools within 800 meters. Two major suburban railways stations within 800 meters Picture theatres, numerous restaurants and five large clubs, and a new international airport being built six kilometres away. Fresh food, clean drinkable water, blue sky , sunshine . I forgot to mention the two large technical colleges, University campus, two golf courses, paceway and football stadium all within a couple of kilometres from home. I like Australia and living here is winning the lottery.
Some other fun facts: We celebrate Xmas in the middle of Summer. There's never been a war, civil or otherwise (unless you count the great Emu War of 1932) on Australian soil. Yes you can literally take the longest walk on the beach, start at Bondi and go in either direction. Aussies get along so well with Brits (or "poms" as we tend to call them) because the majority of Australia's white population are descended from convict and settler populations from the UK, and we regularly beat you in cricket.
Just fyi, having a low pop density can also be very isolating for Europeans. You can literally drive for 3 days straight and not see another human being. Most Aussies won’t leave the big cities for that reason; there are many beautiful places, but you have to drive for hours and hours to get get there, often through rugged non inhabited country. I live in Australia, but half my family is from the uk. I notice when they’ve come here and left the cities the sense of isolation really affects them.
When I was in NZ we crossed half the north island in a couple of hours and I started feeling claustrophobic. Can't imagine living in a country where I can drive from one end to the other in half a day (12 hours).
Well as an Aussie born and bred, isolation is what I crave, when I go camping on holidays, I dont want to see another human, just me mum and the kids. No phone reception, no data, just you and the bush, no car sounds, no cities, no barking dogs just you and nature, its great. Of course you have to have the mindset, you have to be self reliant and prepared, I have a Sat Phone for emergencies, first aide kit and know how to use it, always carry twenty litres of water in the car and two litres when walking. But trust me when you get used to camping out under the stars, a full moon in a quiet desert, or in a quiet moaning forest with no other sound, but night life of owls and possums, the odd dingo howling, there just is nothing like it. The idea of holiday in in a busy city, or resort, crowds and traffic, is stomach turning to me, shopping malls, theatres, amusement parks is not for me.
And they have beautiful mermaids to, living on the Mako island... 🙂 I could have travelled to Oz once upon a time, when I was rich, I got visa...and I got scared of flying. 😞
i love Australlia, im studying daily to move there it's so better than the UK, the UK is cold and dusty and really bad and I have to listen to 24/7 drill music while eating fish and chips but this concvinced me to move to Asutrallia in the future
@@Adityaclone4 nah, I don't like the US for some reason, too much criminals and School-Shootings and racisim, asutrallia has 0 criminals, I thought about Canada but ITS TO COLD
@@zzzzzzz2601 “0 criminals” well that’s an exaggeration as criminals exist in every country and also you can look at the link about One of Australian criminals
I am Australian and currently live in Australia. I lived in the U.K. for 35 years between the ages of 16 and 51. I love the U.K. and often go back for as long as I can afford to. Yes I can concur with all your reasons why Oz is the best country. However U.K. beats Oz on a few points: 1) Mental health care: a psychiatric consultation in U.K. is free, while in Oz it'll cost you $295, and that's after your Medicare rebate. 2) Tax: Everyone in Oz has to do their own tax return. Yes they usually engage a consultant, but guess who's laughing all the to the bank. In U.K. this most often done by someone in Payroll, and it doesn't cost you anything. 3) Weird language. For instance: instead of a doctor saying "free service" they say "bulk-billing"! What?!
The state of Victoria, especially on the coast is as close to the UK's weather as it gets, with the exception of snow. Australia does have an Alpine region, where the snow is more than enough to ski on, but the rest of the state doesn't get that cold. In Victoria you really can experience all four seasons in one day as you might i the UK. By contrast, Western Australia will rigidly stick to one season per day, and with rare exception, will do so for the whole seasons. Added bonus; imagine still wearing shorts until late April, which is what Autumn looks like here
Tbh im Australian and alot of peoppe get mixed up with the Australia and New Zealand flag. Btw if u wanna know the diffrence, New Zealand has red stars and red on them but Australia has white stars
Schooling in Australia is pretty good, but the camps are amazing. You can go to nice places. (Aussie fact: WA is the 2nd largest country state in the world, it literally is a third of the country)
Nice video mate! I'm Australian and left to live in the USA at 25 (through a job, now a permanent resident there). I did love the natural beauty of Australia, but I didn't love the 'tall poppy syndrome' and isolation from the rest of the world (25+ hours to travel to EU??) - never really felt like I fit in. While I'll always be Aussie, I don't regret leaving - more job opportunities and a life philosophy that aligns with my own more closely!
Is it true that Australians will insult , humiliate you instead of praise, support you , if you achieve anything? Do Australians drink a lot of alcohol?
This is an Australian flag --> 🇦🇺
Not this --> 🇳🇿
Imagine calling yourself The Geography Bible and getting that wrong🤦♂️
In all seriousness, can any of our Aussie subscribers confirm our list?! Let us know!🔥
I totally agree with your list. Maybe it should also include the good schooling system, top universities with very flexible student loans and decent social security systems.
Not a heaven though, many downsides too like how far Australia is, early closing hours in all the cities, small employment market and very high cost of living
As an Aussie, I am very happy that some people look on the bright side of our Nation, and realize that the goods overwhelm the Bads.
I am just going to put a few points on this video that you did great in and that you could've added.
1. Low Population Density is definitely a massive up
2. Yes we are very diverse, and there is plenty of family fun activities here
3. Our health care system Is amazing, but it would be great if you mentioned the fact that it is free (same as education).
4. Our Beaches are Definitely some of the best you will find in the world, and as a Sydney-sider, I love going to Bondi, Coogee, Manly, Balmoral, Freshwater, Curl Curl, and much more. The surf is great all along the coast.
5. Would have loved it if you included that our Emu's are so intelligent, that we lost a war to them.....
6. Yes, the people here are very kind, if you are lost, there is almost a 100% chance that the first person you ask for help will give you help. I once got lost in Chatswood, so I asked somebody for their phone so I could check where I was, they did not hesitate to help me.
7. I definitely agree, in Australia, you don't ask somebody to be your friend, you are their friend already until you prove this otherwise, it's normal to wave or say hello to somebody while walking down the street.
8. Yes, it would be disappointing to make a video on Australia without including the wildlife.
9. The Deadly wildlife is rare, but when you do come across one, instead of panicking, you just leave the dam thing alone. Pretend its not there, but just don't approach it.
Thanks for the great list!
Oh dear!! the southern double-cross!! NZ's flag has the RED stars, that's how you tell them one from the other.......Sorry but I personally prefer NZ over Australia, much more liveable country, weather like UK, no assorted "nasties", great scenery, no deserts, much easier to drive/get around in, and they play a mean game of rugby too.
@@lesskeels3417 Ik New Zealand is a Rugby fanatic, no offense to New Zealanders, but Australia is better at Rugby
Australia is earth dump!!! ⚠️ ☣️ ☢️ 🚱
I'm from Western Australia. I've lived in the USA, Greece and Singapore, and travelled through Europe and south Asia, and as much as I enjoyed living in Greece, for me, nothing compares with living in Australia. Enjoyed your review muchly 🇦🇺👍
Australia is nothing as compared to Europe.
@@TolgaKarlilar Man you deserve a medal for clarifying what Australia is really like 👍
The US is better , it’s the best country in the world ( although I don’t like the politics of Christian Zionism that dominate U.S. politics and religious culture ) non the less the U.S. outperform any country including natural beauty , don’t get me wrong Australia is beautiful .
@@Jewzi123 Have you ever lived in another country, or even been to other countries, or you just talking out ya arse ?
@@roslynjonsson2383
I am an investor I lived in many countries and traveled a lot for business , the U.S. is certainly the best .
one thing you didn't say which i think is a big factor to why i like australia is the fact that most of their food is fresh and grown in australia plus they've got a very diverse culture meaning the food is very multicultural.
And I can't even understand what much of the food says.
Yeah Australia is really amazing I love living here
Yes try Mexican food with Italian and a bit of Chinese. They all know how to eat 😋
tasmania fruits are the best
Come to Italy and maybe you will understand what culture means for food that you absolutely don't have ahahah then you have vegetables so full of pesticides that remain unchanged after two weeks in the fridge, because you don't have the regulations on pesticides like in Europe.
As an Aussie from Perth I approve this video 🇦🇺🇦🇺
As an Australian, I always people think Australia is boring because people never talk about it, but after watching this, I feel better about being Australian!
I love Australia even tho I’m from uk I hope to move there soon.
Imagine now NZ😂
Ive been living in Sydney since 1987, born in China.....there are more reasons on top of yours.....love this country even more today!!
Aussie Aussie Aussie!!!!
I hope you have not been adversely affected by dick heads during the Covid thing. My son worked at an Asian grocery store and bogans have on occasion yelled obscenity towards any one remotely looking like Chinese. The store owner is of HongKong decent.
iu love it when i go to the city and around central station i see and hear chinese girls talking with an oz accent. great...
@@paulrichardson5892 Are you being sarcastic?
oi oi oi!
Anywhere must be better than China.
I moved to Australia 18 years ago not knowing much about it and that was one of my best decisions in life.
I did the same 27 years ago...
I have lived my life here!
I am on planing moving to Aussy next year,, and I really Hope To say some day "moved to Australia was the best decision in my life" amin. because I meant to love Australia this lately.
@@satriadisirajuddingood luck 🤞
People complain about Australia’s hot weather, down here in Melbourne it’s 17 degrees in summer and 2 in autumn, but the next day the temperatures go up to 30s. You guys have it easy
Sounds a lot like England haha
@@TheGeographyBible eyyyy you commented :D
I came here to say about the hot weather 😄
@@TheGeographyBible It's like England till you go North of the Southern Highlands
Melbourne has 5 seasons in 1 day haha. 25.C one minute then 15.C the next.
Great video!
Two small corrections:
The flag shown towards the end of the video is New Zealand's flag, not Australia's.
One surprising Australian climate zone which is not mentioned is the snowfields of the Australian Alps. These are greater in area than the whole of Switzerland and are particularly good for cross country skiing.
I can understand with the flags. He mentioned that we Aussies and Brits were like brothers, but Aussies and kiwis are closer, and all the good things said about Oz also apply to NZ. 🦘
As An Australian that has lived in Victoria for more than 10 years and travelled to Sydney and Brisbane, I have never ever seen a single snake except in the zoos. A truely beautiful country to live in!
Here are ten reasons why Australia is not the best country. There are sharks that kill and eat you. There are jellyfish that sting and kill you. There are crocodiles that kill and eat you. There are snakes that will bite and kill you. There are spiders that will bite and kill you. There are billions of dangerous ants and even more white ants that can destroy anything you build.The sun can burn you skin dry and scorches the earth dry. Many places have to store rain water to survive. 40% of the country is desert. It costs a fortune to visit relatives and friends from the other end. The sun goes to bed far too early. There is very little greenery compared to the size of the country. It seems that everyone is shouting instead of speaking. I spent six weeks in Australia in 1997 I could hardly wait to get back to my green and pleasant land,Britain. Oh, and it is full of Australians.
As a Canadian that migrated to Australia, it feels like summer vacation all year round!
Which lifestyle is better in Canada or Australia?
@@monasticproductions depends on where you are moving
Which is more expensive, canada or Australia?
@@Mary-ss6mv Canada's climate is icy. Australia has an icy climate in winter in many places, but we also have the tropics and everything in between. Climate has a huge effect on your activities.
How bloody boring.
I lived in Australia in the 1970's which which was awesome. Great beaches, good food, very clean, great transportation available, Sydney is an amazing city, full of parks and old architecture, love the Mediterranean kick back attitude and very open minded. When I got back to the states it was culture shock. From 16 to 26 I lived on the beach, now when I arrived at SF airport it was 10 times the size and it did not have the kind and gentleness of Australia. I love the states too but Australia is a magical place and I understand you loving it so much. And free medical and higher wages....another good reason.
I’m an Australian and love the place but America is definitely more free.
@@thesnakeman8492 Not sure why you think that.
@@thesnakeman8492 no it’s not. Far from it. 2023 world freedom index Australia ranks equal 9th in the US 27th. Unless you classify freedom to shoot up the local school as freedom
I am from Brisbane Australia, haven't watched the video yet but confirm this to be true lol
Hello to Brisbane from Sydney! Hows Anastacia going?
Lol. Made me laugh.
Bundy.
I’m also from Brisbane
Perth rocks; nice and isolated.
I am from brisbane
My dream is to move to Australia 🇦🇺 one day
same, whatever it takes
Hope your dream comes true! I love my country so much, I have been to many other countries but I prefer Australia out of all of them.
as an aussie myself i welcome you with open arms
Wow what a stupid dream.Forget about the heat.Just think about all the animals that are gonna try too kill you while your eating sleeping swimming or f*cking🙄
I live in Australia and I love it, I was born here and never plan on leaving unless I make it to the NBA. I highly recommend moving her especially in the less dense areas in NSW or in the outskirts of the ACT (Australian capital territory) Have a good one mate!
Our bird life is incredible, I miss the morning chorus when I’m out of Oz. Australia is also great for camping, cycling and motor bike riding.
New Zealand flag isn’t seen flying often in Australia 😂
Yeah coz it's australia
That’s the New Zealand flag
Spot on. I’ve been to Australia only once, in early 2020-fortunately, right before the pandemic craze; unfortunately, right after a massively devastating fire season-and that was enough to put it on my list of potential countries for retirement life. It was awesome. I was in Sydney most of the time. Rented a car and travelled south as far as possible, went for a bunch of hikes right outside Sydney, checked out a bunch of bars, restaurants, breweries, etc. Them Aussies know how to live life. I live in Northern California. Have a great life here, but now I’m always looking west, across the Pacific, down under.
The downside of so much sunny weather is drought. Sometimes lasting for years.
Yes of course! Maybes we should include that in a "10 reasons why Australia ISN'T the best country in the world" haha.
Have a good one!
And bushfires.
@@terryomalley1974 Yes, Bushfires indeed
"never forget black summer"
Don't want to "rain on your parade", metaphorically speaking, but some while back I read in an Aussie paper (think it was the SMH) that there were some children attending schools there who have never seen a drop of rain in their lives!! How scary must that have been for them? All part/parcel of life in Oz.
Only during El Niño
I think another factor towards good health that is overlooked is the how green our cities are. Even in the central business district you will find the streets have trees and there is an abundance of parks and green spaces. That surely must contribute to both physical and mental health.
the best part of Australia is its people. You have to live in Australia for a little while to know that. Even though the media will always tells you the bad stuff just to sell their newspapers. My biggest achievement in life so far is to became an Australian and I am loving it. You have to work harder in Australia but the rewards are bigger and better then anywhere else on earth
That's interesting I will love to visit Australia someday
I live in Australia and I love it, I was born here and never plan on leaving unless I make it to the NBA. I highly recommend moving her especially in the less dense areas in NSW or in the outskirts of the ACT (Australian capital territory) Have a good one mate!
Also if someone is scared of creepy crawlys and snakes, then they can move to Victoria or Tas, pretty safe there compared to the rest of the country.
I’m Australian so i can say that we do have the best country. Thanks for all the compliments ❤
I’m British and I can say my country is the best which it is.
@@anthonyeaton5153 cold ahh country💀
Aussie is a great place.
I'm an Aussie, so I am bias :)
But I've travelled extensively around the world, not as much as Geo Bible but still a lot, and my experience is that everywhere I've been has had something to offer.
I think we have a great planet.
I think we have great cultures on our planet.
I think that we, as a human collective, are awesome.
And may I just add, turning back to this video.......AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE
I love australia..i live here year since 2012 with my family. I am very lucky ive got my permanent residency , soon citizenship.
Great video, as an Australian my one word of advice is to place carefully if you plan to visits due to the sheer distance in between attractions. And at 4:55 you used the flag of New Zealand of Australia’s, their very similar so I get the confusion.
Adelaide to Cairns, 3000 kms in 2 1/2 days. Karratha (WA) to Cairns, over 4000kms, in 4 days - petrol, toilet, vroom.
If that's No.3 The People, I was about to say the same thing. The 5 stars of the Southern Cross on the Aussie flag are all white, & 4 NZ stars are red & white, while the large Australian Commonwealth star sits beneath our historically significant Union Jack on the Australian flag but not beneath NZ's Union Jack. It was overall a good introduction to life down under..
Aussie here. A couple of other things to mention… the weather is harsh. The sun is strong and the winters get cold. The animals won’t harm you unless you put yourself in their habitat. And most importantly; SWIM BETWEEN THE FLAGS!! Our beaches are beautiful but deadly. Never underestimate the power of the water.
winter is cold? depends on where you live, The tropics have mild winters.
Winters cold down south anyway
Idk if it's a tourist thing, and I managed to be in the tourist mindset for more than a year, but when I'm in Australia I have no internet or phone addiction, it's so easy to just notice how everything around you is more interesting than what's on your phone and on the internet, the weather is good, the architecture is clean and nice to look at, there's always something to do, the animals looks like they're from another planet and the animals even have colours compared to where I'm from in northern Europe where all the animals are within the scales of gray.
I was born in Manila, lived in Singapore, Maldives and UK but Australia is by far the best. The no gun laws, The minimum wage is awesome. the food is fresh, drinkable tap water, healthcare system is great, the long summers with sunshine and beaches as well as the great sense of safety. The people are by far the best thing about Australia though. It has it's own challenges but nothing compared to other parts of the world!
I love Australia. Living here is like living in heaven.
Go back to India.
@@urbanaj4472 Lol
@@urbanaj4472 you just commented this in this video 'One big negative - Aust is the most racist country in the world. Way more than USA', and yet here you are asking people to go back to india, have you thought that maybe you are part of the problem? the irony
I will definitely visit to Australia 🇦🇺. Your video helps me a lot. Amazing 👏
You need to we have beautiful beaches great food snd more
@@damon4751 Yes but borders are closed. Do know when will they open??
@@karanpreetsingh8723 which state are you going to
@@damon4751 Victoria
@@karanpreetsingh8723 i dont know when plus that state is the most infected by covid
I migrated from the UK about 8 years ago - paradise compared to England - except I do not like the salt and vinegar crisps here. My only complaint. Rest is just lovely.
Very culturally diverse, friendly, LARGE and I am so glad I am living here.
As a die hard Kiwi that has lived in Perth for over 20 years it's hard to admit it but Australia has everything and it's almost like money grows on trees here!
Aussie chiming in to say Kiwis are the friendliest people on earth.
@@jamesharvey7739 Agreed, gotta love 'em.
Hahaha stop joking 😜
I'm an Australian. I have traveled a lot. I think that NZ is the most beautiful place on earth.
I believe NZ does exist, somewhere..
I am an Australian and to me Australia has the best big blue sky that seems to go on forever and the weather makes you want to be out and about LOVE MY COUNTRY AUSTRALIA 🎉
i cant help notice as a that you had a New Zealand flag instead of the Australian flag.
i have traveled the entire country and lived in it for my entire life and it is beautiful
You need to travel to OTHER countries to have a valid basis for comparison!
I can confirm (i'm from melbourne)
00:17 is “Sea Cliff Bridge” 10 mins away from my house
Australia 🇦🇺 is best. I going to move there someday. I’m Tired 😴 here At United States 🇺🇸.
Yes Australia is a beautiful country. Best medical in the world. I'm moving there too as I got the opportunity to do my education with Australia. Amazing beaches.
@@Adityaclone4 lol
@@Adityaclone4 Looks like you couldn’t get the PR because of your poor score In IELTS. Grapes are sour hey 😂.
@@Adityaclone4 Blah blah blah. You are not Aussie citizen. You are sitting somewhere in India and getting frustrated 😂. Good riddance anyway.
@@Adityaclone4 Blah blah blah 😑. I already said . You would’ve come here as student and got deported back. As I said, good riddance.
i was born here in melbourne, australia lived here my whole life (14 years and counting) I can confirm this list we do gets lots of sun we are also the leading country for skin cancer
10: Even the major cities can be peaceful and nice, like Melbourne
9: The lifestyle is super fun. As a kid, I remember going to the beach so much. The pool was also a blast.
8:The salary is super good. It means that there’s less homeless people.
7:The healthcare system is amazing. You pay for it, but just through taxes. The sunlight leads to terrible sunburn though.
6: YES! as said in 10, the beach is a blast. All of them. I grew up in Melbourne, so Williamstown beach was great.
5: I didn’t travel much, but there’s so many different types of places, like listed in 4. You can see anything, I loved the rainforests.
4: as said in 5, it goes from rainforests to deserts and beaches
3: So true. I was freinds with someone for 4 years before stopping our friendship. Made up for it after
2: haven’t been, can’t know
1: the wildlife is incredible. Fun fact, Quokkas throw their babies at enemies and run! Their smile is... uh... non-fitting.
Melbourne peaceful nah not really lol
Agreed, as a matter of fact there is plenty of green space within Melbourne with all the parks and gardens. Even in the front of the library has a nice lawn area for people to chill out on. Add to that the tree lined streets and the Yarra Walk and people have plenty of places to exercise, picnic or just read a book.
You forgot about the most important reason. The unemployed, homeless and pensioners get lots of money from the government and free healthcare forever, more than anywhere else in the world.
There are more homeless people per capita in Australia than in most other developed countries in the world, more than the USA or Canada and about the same as the UK. The salary is good only if you are paid legally, pay your taxes so that the unemployed can get it.
@@TheTruthIsFiction Piss off somewhere else if you don't like it. What a load of rubbish you talk. You blame everyone else for your problems.
Which free healthcare are these people talking about? Is dental free, is seeing a specialist or even a good GP or psychotherapist free? Each one of these cost hundreds to thousands, and no government doesn't pay it back, sometimes only one third. You probably haven't experienced proper free and universal healthcare. It exists in some countries that are much poorer than Australia and great quality too. When people are masturbating over great free health care in Australia, they are comparing it with the worst, the US!
Reasons i love Australia
1. Weather
2. Diversity
3. Population density
4. Isolated from world
It's my dream country for these 4 reasons, hopefully one day i'll be part of Australia 💕
Don't worry mate, we can welcome you with open arms.
@@greybooch love you guys most friendly people 💖
@@kaziirfan5757 How is being isolated a good thing? Your far from Well known countries like USA Canada and Europe
@@Adityaclone4 These days the world is going in towards slow destruction it's good to be away from world politics!
@@Adityaclone4 USA influence is not good on any country! USA has given nothing but phobias to world race phobias religion phobia LGBT phobia etc!
Nice video and please make best cities of Australia and also of Canada
Weather is crazy in Victoria at the moment beautiful one day ,wet the next , windy next , sweating , freezing all in a week, Victoria weather is exhausting. But I love 💗 living here. You need to have your whole wardrobe out.
living here since 2004 and LOVE it. ❤
Im from Melbourne 🇦🇺🇦🇺 great city to live in, pretty erratic weather though, it'll be 30°C one day and 18°C the next day usually this happens at the start of Autumn. Sometimes in Summer we'll get 40°C+ for a whole week
5 seasons in a day. Go Pies haha.
@@TK-qv4xh Weather is great in spring, summer and the first half of autumn.
Optimism, that’s the standout, unbridled character of Australia that makes it different to anywhere else.
That thing you see at 4:50 is actually the New Zealand flag. This is yet more proof that pommies are not the sharpest tools in the shed.
As an Aussie, I approved.
ALOT.
FINALLY SOMEONE WHO IS PAYING ATTENTION TO AUS HEALTCARE CAUSE ITS GOOD.
Also Madagscar has more population than us but is 13 times smaller.
Congrats on your new sub.
Also yes, my name IS Brisbane, the cap of Queensland.
4:57 THAT IS THE NEW ZEALAND FLAG.
Best channel
A two hour drive from Sydney is easy, so I can go from a large vibrant clean interesting city to a beautiful coastal town with never ending beaches an estuary a lake with mountains in the background and a blue sky that goes on forever.
But the beauty is not just a small coastal town near mountains ............. it's in the sky!
The night scene gives one a view from the southern hemisphere into the dense centre of our galaxy, combine this with no light pollution and you can see a star field in the sky that you can make a shadow on the ground from starlight using your outstretched hand!.......... the stars are so bright dense and vibrant they form as one vast mass of stars.
I make a trip often and we just lay on the beach all night having a few drinks, counting shooting stars, satellites, and things up there that cannot be explained.
Its been 4 months living in Sydney and i am loving everything here. Most important is its own grown food and vegetables. ❤❤
KAYA, HOWDY, GREETINGS, VANNAKUM, NAMASTE, KIA ORA, HELLO....
I'M SOUTH AFRICAN 🇿🇦
OF INDIAN ETHNICITY 🇮🇳
EMIGRATED TO NEW ZEALAND 🇳🇿
NOW LIVING IN AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺
I love this video, a confirmation that this is where I will remain.
WE ARE MANY, BUT WE ARE ONE!
Thank you Australia.
Kree Raman 💖
I am also South African of Indian descent. I have had the opportunity of living and working in different countries before I arrived in Australia. I am grateful to our Heavenly Father for guiding me to enter Australia. I have not encountered racism and this is such a diverse and multicultural country which provides benefits for its people.
The best beach is wine glass bay in east coast Tasmania an hour hike over a mountain then beautiful white sand beach.
@ Garry Richardson - whether it is the "best" or not is just personal opinion, but for sure it is a magical place.
Such a beautiful country.
If you are planning to visit, remember the distances. Plan carefully, and do not over-commit in terms of kilometers. From one "attractive" place to the next can be DAYS, so don't spend all your time travelling! For reference, Sydney to Brisbane is 1000 km. Wages are high, so anything involving a service is expensive. Oh yes! The Aus flag has white stars. The one shown is Kiwi flag.
It's crazy! Flying from Sydney to Perth is like flying across the whole of Europe!
@@TheGeographyBible Yes it is! But we have pretty much 1/30th of Europes Pop!
@@TheGeographyBible You responded to the comment, but didn't mention or maybe apologize for showing the New Zealand flag
Syd to Brisbane takes 12 hours by car and 90 mins in plane. Air travel is quite cheap in Australia
@@Prince077Aussie Cheap??? You have not seen cheap air travel, try European countries.
There are few if any better places to live, work, raise a family and simply enjoy your life. If you're young and want frenetic, Melbourne and Sydney are for you. Adelaide and Perth offer a slower pace but are still vibrant, and stunningly beautiful. All the major cities and even regional towns are better than most anywhere else.
I live in Australia and can confirm it’s very good. Mainly because of the pay, I don’t have a university degree or any major qualifications, but I make $2600 AUD per week, work pays for our fuel and food, and accommodation, and work clothes. Also I’ve meet some people who make a lot more than that who didn’t go to university either.
What type of work do you do ?
@@keithkleinhans5806 geosynthetic lining technician. Sounds good but it’s basically labouring.
Thank you for replying. Im landing there in a couple of weeks. Been in South Africa past 10 years. Lived there for 14 years previously. Looking forward to it
@@keithkleinhans5806 good luck, plenty of opportunity here after jumping through a few hoops when you’re getting started.
Thanks Matt.
As an Australian living in Perth for the last 20+ years, and with the experience of travelling many many countries, I feel blessed to live here. In this city, even a small park visited by rarely 10 persons a day, it is amazing how beautiful it can be. God's own place.
I live in US, but want to move to Australia one day. I agree with all of your reasons, keep up the great vids! 🇦🇺 🇦🇺
NO! Stay in the USA. The USA is the best country in the world.
@@Texan_christian1132 That is in your opinion. Stop telling people what they can and can’t do
@@what_27 no. Australia sucks compared to the USA. The USA has best laws best Economy best military it’s the biggest and most beautiful and most diverse and much more!
@@Texan_christian1132yeah the one with a lot of “freedom” and Ofc the “great healthcare”
I would love to see a video detailing the cities of Australia
Look them up online.
As a Aussie there is one thing I hate in my room I tend to get huge huntsman spiders and red backs and it’s pretty common to see a snake but most of the time I love it here I’m 14 and I love to swim in my pool and go to the beach we also have great jobs for teens we get paid a lot and I think most people in Australia earn over 110,000 also with the sunshine part it is extremely easy to get sunburned in sat outside had a barbie for an hour and a half and I got sunburned and sleeping you just have your air con on but in winter it is cold well in you live in nsw,tas,sa,vic and act
I quite like huntsman spiders -(as long as they don’t crawl over me). They are quite happy to eat cockroaches, so they are fine by me.
I agree about Huntsmen. But get some Yates Crawling Insect Barrier spray - Bunnings have it - and they will stop visiting you. Magical stuff!
@@Rottnwoman Nooooo - don’t kill the Huntsman- it will keep other pests down. I remember watching one capture and cart off a large cockroach.
OOOOPS, as of 2021 Adelaide's population is 1,345,000 and it's great! 's
Excited to move there by the end of this year 😍🥰
I’m in Melbourne VICTORIA and there’s no emergency happening and floods!
this makes me happy so much because I'm in Australia
I'm from Australia! Glad you enjoy my home! 🦘
I feel so lucky to be Australian. Always have
I have been to some really shitty third world countries and some really shitty first world countries.
I have I huge public hospital and three private hospitals within 300 metres of my front door.
Eight modern supermarkets within 1200 metres
Five High Schools within 800 meters.
Two major suburban railways stations within 800 meters
Picture theatres, numerous restaurants and five large clubs, and a new international airport being built six kilometres away.
Fresh food, clean drinkable water, blue sky , sunshine .
I forgot to mention the two large technical colleges, University campus, two golf courses, paceway and football stadium all within a couple of kilometres from home.
I like Australia and living here is winning the lottery.
I’ll be going in the next mounth in Brisbane for my studies. Can’t wait to discover the people the culture and the landscapes 🤩
I live in NZ, and I would like to go to Australia one day
Absolutely true, amazing, safe and beautiful country ❤🇦🇺
Yes, I am Australian totally agree with you💪👍
Why everyone loved your country that much I will really love to visit Australia too myself someday to express my interest,
for those who want to travel to australia, be aware of the centre of australia since it’s pretty hot there
Travel during winter and you will be fine.
I would NOT know since I have never been there! 75 years in Australia 😅
@@Prince077Aussie well.. true…
@@Rottnwoman wait what?
To be fair, people are unlikely to just find themselves there at random. 🙂
Some other fun facts: We celebrate Xmas in the middle of Summer. There's never been a war, civil or otherwise (unless you count the great Emu War of 1932) on Australian soil. Yes you can literally take the longest walk on the beach, start at Bondi and go in either direction. Aussies get along so well with Brits (or "poms" as we tend to call them) because the majority of Australia's white population are descended from convict and settler populations from the UK, and we regularly beat you in cricket.
Just fyi, having a low pop density can also be very isolating for Europeans. You can literally drive for 3 days straight and not see another human being. Most Aussies won’t leave the big cities for that reason; there are many beautiful places, but you have to drive for hours and hours to get get there, often through rugged non inhabited country. I live in Australia, but half my family is from the uk. I notice when they’ve come here and left the cities the sense of isolation really affects them.
When I was in NZ we crossed half the north island in a couple of hours and I started feeling claustrophobic. Can't imagine living in a country where I can drive from one end to the other in half a day (12 hours).
Who cares
@@josephwinder6878 who asked
Well as an Aussie born and bred, isolation is what I crave, when I go camping on holidays, I dont want to see another human, just me mum and the kids. No phone reception, no data, just you and the bush, no car sounds, no cities, no barking dogs just you and nature, its great. Of course you have to have the mindset, you have to be self reliant and prepared, I have a Sat Phone for emergencies, first aide kit and know how to use it, always carry twenty litres of water in the car and two litres when walking. But trust me when you get used to camping out under the stars, a full moon in a quiet desert, or in a quiet moaning forest with no other sound, but night life of owls and possums, the odd dingo howling, there just is nothing like it. The idea of holiday in in a busy city, or resort, crowds and traffic, is stomach turning to me, shopping malls, theatres, amusement parks is not for me.
I’m coming soon Australia!!! Sooo excited.. ❤
Aussie here, can vouch for these facts as well as the main one being Australia is the best country ;)
He showed the Kiwi flag while talking about friendliness. Probably correct except when its the All Blacks vs the Wallabies at Eden Park.
As an Aussie from Melbourne this is a great video 🎉
Absolutely
I looked this up to make myself feel better, ty lol, Australian here
And they have beautiful mermaids to, living on the Mako island... 🙂
I could have travelled to Oz once upon a time, when I was rich, I got visa...and I got scared of flying. 😞
I’m a U.S. citizen from Las Vegas, NV and having a 2nd home down under in Straya doesn’t seem like a bad idea. Viva Australia 🇦🇺
I am moving to Australia after this😂 no vacations just everything is there
I love Australia I live they and it’s the best country
i love Australlia, im studying daily to move there
it's so better than the UK, the UK is cold and dusty and really bad and I have to listen to 24/7 drill music while eating fish and chips
but this concvinced me to move to Asutrallia in the future
Or U can move to USA
@@TK-qv4xh in a good way?
@@Adityaclone4 nah, I don't like the US for some reason, too much criminals and School-Shootings and racisim, asutrallia has 0 criminals, I thought about Canada but ITS TO COLD
@@zzzzzzz2601 “0 criminals” well that’s an exaggeration as criminals exist in every country and also you can look at the link about One of Australian criminals
I am Australian and currently live in Australia. I lived in the U.K. for 35 years between the ages of 16 and 51. I love the U.K. and often go back for as long as I can afford to. Yes I can concur with all your reasons why Oz is the best country. However U.K. beats Oz on a few points: 1) Mental health care: a psychiatric consultation in U.K. is free, while in Oz it'll cost you $295, and that's after your Medicare rebate. 2) Tax: Everyone in Oz has to do their own tax return. Yes they usually engage a consultant, but guess who's laughing all the to the bank. In U.K. this most often done by someone in Payroll, and it doesn't cost you anything. 3) Weird language. For instance: instead of a doctor saying "free service" they say "bulk-billing"! What?!
Thanks!
I’m Aussie and i can confirm most of these are true.
Btw great content keep going.
The state of Victoria, especially on the coast is as close to the UK's weather as it gets, with the exception of snow. Australia does have an Alpine region, where the snow is more than enough to ski on, but the rest of the state doesn't get that cold. In Victoria you really can experience all four seasons in one day as you might i the UK. By contrast, Western Australia will rigidly stick to one season per day, and with rare exception, will do so for the whole seasons. Added bonus; imagine still wearing shorts until late April, which is what Autumn looks like here
Thank you for all your comments i like Aushtralia a lot i would come one day to Aushtralia
Tbh im Australian and alot of peoppe get mixed up with the Australia and New Zealand flag. Btw if u wanna know the diffrence, New Zealand has red stars and red on them but Australia has white stars
"PESS"???? What is that?
Red i meant
Cheers for this mate 👍
Oh yeah I’m Australian and I’d like to add some thing you don’t need to wear shoes it’s normal here
2:10 ok but in vic and taz it gets real real cold in winter, but not snow cold
Schooling in Australia is pretty good, but the camps are amazing. You can go to nice places. (Aussie fact: WA is the 2nd largest country state in the world, it literally is a third of the country)
Thank u for making this video it makes me so happy that my country is ur favourite (IM SUBCRIBING)
I live in australia 💯 agree with u it’s the best
I agree with this video
I’m from Australia
Nice video mate! I'm Australian and left to live in the USA at 25 (through a job, now a permanent resident there). I did love the natural beauty of Australia, but I didn't love the 'tall poppy syndrome' and isolation from the rest of the world (25+ hours to travel to EU??) - never really felt like I fit in.
While I'll always be Aussie, I don't regret leaving - more job opportunities and a life philosophy that aligns with my own more closely!
A day out of Australia is a day wasted.
Is it true that Australians will insult , humiliate you instead of praise, support you , if you achieve anything?
Do Australians drink a lot of alcohol?
MORE GUNS. MORE. CHILDREN. BR ING. MURDERED. GOOD. CHOICE. I. WISH. YOU. WELL. IN. AMERICA