Why Australia Is THE Best Country To Live In
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Why Australia Is THE Best Country To Live In
It's no secret that Ben and I think that Australia is the best country EVER! We explain why we think that it's an amazing place to live, and show you a little insight into the lifestyle that we live on the Sunny Coast.
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My parents brought me to Australia when I was a teenager & although I didn’t realise it at the time it opened up opportunities for me that I could only have dreamed of. My wife & I now live on the Sunshine Coast north of Brisbane having raised our own family & witnessed our children grow & prosper in the land down under
Hi Mal. I also migrated with my family and we experienced the same, like so many other migrants. Thank goodness we decided not to go to France, or worse still America.
I came from England in 1964 and live in Melbourne. I love it completely and agree with your comments about Australians, especially that we embrace other cultures and won't tolerate abusive behaviour. I recently lived in Vietnam and Africa and it made me realise how wonderful it is here.
Thank you Elizabeth for coming to Australia and making it a better place.
@@SP-free Just thought you'd like to know. Going overseas I was scammed by Nigerian men and became homeless 3 times returning to Australia. This last time I thought I would end it all, until this incredible organisation called 'Wintringham' rescued me. Now I live on the 11th floor in Melbourne overlooking a beautiful park (Lincoln Square) and the city sky line. They made a video of me thanking Wintringham for saving my life. Now I live in the best place in Australia. Dreams can come true and I have been helped by angels. Thank you in particular to Bryan Lipman, the founder.
As a kid in Australia, I was taught that everyone is equal, from the local Garbo (Rubbish Collector) to a wealthy Business person or a brilliant Scientist. I was taught to respect them all as equally human. That is why I, and many more Australians, struggle with the concept of Royalty. While I am happy that some countries see Royalty as the thread that keeps their countries together and helps tourism, I will never bow to any human or address them as if they were a higher human being and I was a lower form, and I still believe that Royalty aren't anymore special than the local hardworking Garbo. Yes, Australia has a long connection to English Royalty, but that will wane when one day when Australia becomes a Republic.
It seems peculiar that anyone would think differently. We are rather fond of the royal family, we are currently watching the Crown, there’s a lot that we didn’t know x
I agree completely
Well said, and I totally agree with you.
We are a part of the Commonwealth and that also means royalty. I don’t understand why some Australians want to become a republic. You do understand that this would mean “we stand alone” in a country that has high resources and lots of land with little military and no allies to protect us. Go figure!
There's many lovely places on Earth to live, but no place has more to offer in totality than Australia. That our national informal sport is arguing among ourselves as to *which* Aussie destination is indeed the best in the world tells you a lot. Thank you for choosing Australia, and it's great to hear it's worked out so well for you all.
my parents migrated from Europe. They had the choice of the USA, NZ or South Africa. I will be eternally grateful to them for choosing Australia. I love travel (69 countries at last count) and truly enjoy experiencing other cultures; and I have lived overseas for extended periods (three different countries). However, when its all said and done there is no country other than Australia that I would choose to live in permanently, as my home.
Here's a tip on the mulch. Tree loppers would gladly drop off their loads for free to you as they will have to pay if they dump it to the tip. Gum trees are good chips as the weeds can't stand oil in the wood. So it's good for the garden to spread around.
Awesome advice, thank you - defo any weed tips are well received! 🌴
Good tip for them to get free mulch. I didn't know about gum tree mulch being good to keep away weeds. Thank you. Elizabeth
Thanks to you and your family for being so positive about Australia it's a pleasure to watch you guys
Absolutely love Bam Bam and need to see more of him. You lot aren't bad either.
Haha we totally get it! He is beautiful 🥰
@@TheBAMFamalam lmfao
You blokes just keep getting better and better. Looking forward to next week, bring it on.
Ah thank you 🥰 see you next week 😁
Hello 🤗 We're a Brit/South African family applying for jobs daily to get sponsorship to move. Your channel keeps my hopes and spirits high daily, keep it coming 👏💗
Yep, got it fairly good here and with more people like you guys....even better here, cheers.
Thank you 🥰🥰
Hi Bamfamalam, We have been in Aus. for 15 months now. We used "7Seas", we planned to travel light but still shipped 11 jumbo boxes, Any stress or worries we had, They realy had the "No worries, No problem" calming responce, Our Delivery address was The Gold Coast But we finnished up in North Brisbane, (3 days before delivery), Again "No Problem" & no extra fees, Still love watching your advice & family life
So glad to hear you have such a great experience, they have incredible customer service 😁
Welcome to Australia 😁❤️🇦🇺
good vid, i feel proud of my country / continent
Hey Maz I am glad that you decided to call Australia home. I am also watching another RUclipsr called Hannah who lives in Melbourne and is originally from Birmingham in England.
I’m so pleased to have been a viewer, it’s been really nice.
Thank you for watching 🥰🥰
@@TheBAMFamalam Thanks for producing!
This video is amazing ❤🤩🤩
Thank you so much 🥰🥰
I’m glad we’re getting Brit’s here now I think that is great news 📰
Amazing and so useful, thank you.
Have been following your channel for a while and debating about a move to aus for such a long time, and these last couple of vids you shared have solidified it for me. I WANT it!!
Info on the seven seas alternative also a great resource too. Will be downloading you checklist too. So inspiring. Cant thank you enough. 😊⭐️
Just do it, you won’t regret it😁❤️🇦🇺
I've done a lot of travelling and work overseas. Can safely say Australia is the best place to live.
Starting watching your videos since past few months… really hoping to move there soon.. wish had moved before.. 15 years in cold grey uk.. can’t wait for ☀️
We used Seven Seas to move to England and loved it. We are about to book in again with them to move back to the coast - a little more expensive the other way but certainly worth it and much cheaper and safer than the alternatives.
Thanks for sharing the beaches - it’s nice to see a little bit of home and spurs us on to get back home to the coast.
"no one gives a toss", great saying. Ben is in Heaven using that mini loader as all blokes would be .
Looks incredible! A real gem of a place 😍
You are so kind to say that about Australia .
Another lovely video, and your dog is just beautiful!!! We used 7Seas when we moved from the States. We had decided not to bring furniture with us but there were plenty of other things that we did want. We packed our items ourselves in their really sturdy boxes. It took 3 months for our items to cross the ocean which worked very well for us. None of our things were broken, although there was a slight dent in a cake pan. I definitely recommend 7Seas as they delivered exactly what they advertised. It isn't easy trying to navigate the visa/moving overseas situation, so having a service like this makes life a lot easier.
It's no longer a secret ! :) Born and bred here and don't know any different. Good to hear from your perspective. I share my house with 2 Brazilians who would agree with you. Did you know that in Brazil the plumbing infrastructure is so bad you are not supposed to flush toilet paper. You have to use a bin to dry dispose of the soiled toilet tissue. YUCK
May be water gun is the solution
Paid for my visa today fingers crossed 🤞
We look forward to seeing your update! Xx
Love from Jamaica 🇯🇲 :)
especially with all the craziness thats going on in the world these days, its good to live so far away from it all!! ps. Bambam is TOO CUTE, where was the warning!!!
YooHoo….Hi Maz , another great video👍❤️💖🦘🦘🇦🇺
Thank you so much 🥰
Great video really enjoyed it and your dog is so cute
Thank you 🥰
Love your content and I'm so looking forward to our family's move to Sydney from the states!
That's not a dog your dragging around That's an Ugboot , where's the other one ?. Your right about the beaches though , there's a secluded pristine beach within reach of practically everyone , mine is 9 miles long (I'm old and don't do kilometres) and sparsely occupied most of the time and if I want I can travel north or south and find lakes ,bays and other isolated beaches . I've been to Hawaii, Tahiti the Cook Islands and Fiji and believe me we have nothing to worry about when it comes to unspoiled breaches even Bondi our busiest beach is cleanner than some of the overseas tourist icons .
Haha he’s such a sweet little boy - his first trip to the beach went very well 😁 We really can’t grumble with these beaches 😁
Good to see bam bam on a lead at the beach,many stories of pelicans gobbling up small dogs
oh yes.. Pelicans are a nasty bird like that, very opportunistic
Oh gosh, that’s frightening! 😬
7 years wow
It goes quickly! The girls were just toddlers when we moved 🥰
True
So well said👍🍺 cheers
Thanks Maz, wonderful content as always 👌 your positivity totally inspires me & keeps my dream alive ❤️ xx
So love Bam Bam. My brother has a Pomeranian. Many years ago we had one and it got too close to my mum Arabian horse. She died by getting kicked.😥
They are beautiful, so fragile though x
@@TheBAMFamalam yeah he has spent 20k on vet bills and she is still fairly young dog. But she's a great dog. ❤️
Try parking at Bondi beach 😂
We’ll stick with Peregian I think 😆😆
Go to Newport or Palm beach and the Pittwater inlet.
Real Sydney gems
if definitely depends on what part of Australia you live in... it isn't soo rosey for some 🤓
Its what u make of it. This family started a hobby farm from scratch, they didn't sit idly by and let things come to them.
Very interesting 🙂
I always look forward for videos from this amazing family, you guys are the best and I can't wait to get an opportunity to live in Australia with my two baby boys :)
You will love it. You can even select the climate you will like the best. Also choose the lifestyle that would best suit you. cheers Elizabeth
@@elizabethle221 Thank you so much Elizabeth it's always a dream for me and I am definitely working towards it.. I need a Warmer climate for my first son because of his illness, cheers 🥂 and all the best
Perth in WA is the sunniest capital city. Big, beautiful, safe, friendly. Awesome 😁❤️🇦🇺
I was born in Hobart (TAS), live in Hobart, and will likely die in an ill advised trip to Mars, but I digress ... I moved to a different suburb around 8 years ago with a reputation for hippies, vegans, Subaru drivers, and other negative connotations ... but bloody heck ... this community is amazing ... nearly everyone gives a local first dibs on anything they no longer want, few people buy/sell, rather they barter/swap, and community clean-up days are frequent and fun. Just commenting that your perspective can radically change just a few kilometers from your regular stomping ground, and surprise you/me/everyone. $0.02 Oi Oi Oi
Bear on the Tractor…😂😂😂😂😂
Cute right? 😁
@@TheBAMFamalam well…..I wouldn’t say cute but he always gives the viewers a wink and it cracks me up every-time!.
7 years pffft I've been here 37 😊
Oh my god, where do I get a “tribble”.
(Star Trek fans will get it)
I can only guess it’s a BamBam reference 😆
The enterprise gets infested with little balls of fur called “tribbles”. Very similar to bambam. 😃
I love Australia because I have a crocodile pet. He love he’s love me
I'm 55 & single 20 yr Truck driver I hate winters in Canada! if someone gave me a firm job offer I would take it..
Maybe have a look at the mines up north in Western Australia. Heaps of work. Not sure what the deal would be on age limits for a skilled immigration worker.
I got rid of my mulch. The various snakes around my property became too much to handle. I like snakes but!
Gosh, I’m leaving the mulch to Ben 😆
@@TheBAMFamalam Hahaha, thanks for putting up with my sarcasim Maz old girl.
Love the beach portion, but what about the crocs, sharks, irankandi jellyfish, blue bottles, rips, surf lifesavers and the flags marking safe zones?
Why not check out stats on attacks and deaths from your list and see how many incidents there are. Think you might be surprised. If your concerned about things in the ocean do what I do stay out of it.🤣🤣🤣
well.. crocs . jellyfish, blue bottles , sharks they also like the good life! haha
This should be posted on every social media site where all the knockers and whingers about the great country exist
I spoke to a registered agent this week and she told me that because of my low paid work history & age (I'm 47) that I've got virtually no chance of being able to move to Australia. I have a BA (Hons.) degree and a masters degree in Photography but because I haven't been able to get any work using these qualifications it makes them worthless even though there is a demand for people with my photographic skills, I don't see the logic in that it's a wasted opportunity as far as I can see.
I'm so sorry to here that, I hope you can find a way around it 🙂🇦🇺
Hey, I'm an Aussie with the same qualifications and I'm just glad that they don't kick me out. There must be a way, mate. Keep trying.
Crickey ! What are u gunna do with all that mulch, start a bush Turkey farm? LOL.
There’s an idea… Bush Turkey Retreat 😂
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Nature is unrivaled. Growing up in QLD in the 70s80s and 90s special. But now crime is out of control compared to where I live in Osaka now. Never seen people going off or violence downtown Osaka with millions of people around in 20 years. Aus is absolutely out of control now
I’m from Sydney, what you’re talking about must be a QLD thing. In the 70s,80s and 90s no way in hell would I take my family (me my wife and kids) into the CBD on a Friday or Saturday night for a meal and a movie. Today I wouldn’t hesitate. Completely safe and family friendly.
In the center of Sydney it might be safer because of a lot more police presence and CTV as well as the need to protect tourists and the image but go to the suburbs and it’s thefts and break ins and violence every day of the week. So you must be living in another country. Are you willing to let your daughter walk up the street to the shops after dark. Over here there are kids that ride their bikes down the darkest alley ways at 11oclock at night after cram school. Can’t do that in Aus. In the 70s 80s and 90s you could do that in Aus too. Even small country towns now you can’t. Aus needs to somehow fix its unbelievable level of needless violence and people with no respect. I grew up in the Isa and Cairns a s well as living on theGoldy. Things are a lot different now
@@brucemaconachie1372 hang on you live in Osaka and grew up in Qld? How are you an expert on on Sydney in 2023? Lol. I live in the burbs that you speak of. Never once have I had an a single issue whatsoever. Would I let my daughter go out after dark? She does everyday again never any issue at all. I think you have some twisted idea of crime here. I feel 100% safe. I don’t even lock my doors night ffs.
You live on another planet 😂
@@brucemaconachie1372 no as I said I live in Sydney. You live in another country and grew up in a different state and think you’re fukn expert Stop being a fkn troll.
Great job Maz. So kind.
Oh yeah - SST - short story time if you are up for it. (Re the standing up for others bit).
Think Mad Max Road Warrior btw.
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On a quiet beautiful sunny morning last year some idiot driving up ahead was busy going around others in the most deplorable way possible deliberately angrily causing havoc with each pass of a car (yeah the d head was so hopeless he couldn’t pass more than one at a time - idiot!).
As I viewed the scene ahead my ire increased - hell NO ONE was getting their own back - they all just took it!
No way mate I thought - not today f wit! (Yeah I am that B).
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Sounds a bit ‘look at me’ I get that but I coulda waxed lyrically bout saving groups of teens over the years during Schoolies or stepping in between blokes (strangers) over the years to ask if the obvious victims needed help.
Wots happening with the world!
People just walk on by or in the case of schoolies drive around (oh yeah baby I’ll block a Rd with my car if it’s obvious the rest of civilization won’t stop & help - jeez that pisses me off).
I’m a 52 kilo 160 centimeter not as young as I used to be female so WTF! Where has all the traditional Oz stepping up thing gone!
It’s us feisty little f…ers who are standing up. I’m same as you, just petite but if I see injustices going on I’ll rip that person a new one.
If Australians do not care about how people live or have a class mentality as I understand here. Then it is more similar to thinking like here in Scandinavia. We also have the "Jante law here" that seems similar: Don`t think you are better than anyone else.
That’s exactly how we are. Everyone is equal and deserves respect.❤️🇦🇺
The Open Spaces.
@1:18 you literally parked and took up to 3 bays.... horrible parking
Shhh! SC needs to remain a secret 😉
Our new minimum wage goes up to $22.70 from April this year. We have slightly higher living costs here though compared to Australia.
Products can cost more in NZ and your dollar buys less than the Australian dlooar compared to the US Dollar. I know because I work in Distribution and a lot of products we make here in Australia or are imported from China and Europe are an afterthought when being then sent to NZ, if at all. Sorry, a fact of population size. And just like why things are cheaper in the US compared to Australia.
if it makes you feel better some here in Aus are also on $23 😝
That's why Australia is better than your crappy Kiwi New Zealand, move to Australia cause we're the best mate
A golden cage is still a cage
We have nice weather, friendly people, woke politics, revisionist history , war on free speech, and state government over-reach (especially in Victoria)
Well into my 60's. Australia has changed somewhat, we used to be far more laid back. The biggest difference I have noticed is government regulation and intrusion into our lives.
Exactly why I'm leaving. It's an open prison now.
Absolute bs
The good, bad and ugly is in every country how many countries have you actually lived in?
In general, Australia's "bad" is still a lot better than most countries "good". I've lived in a lot of countries because of work.
5 and Australia is the best place to live.
Love peregian beach. Western Australia is actually better, cheaper and closer to the UK!
Australia is the best country in the world. Australia is heaven of earth. Australia is the land of dream.
Aussie Aussie Aussie
God's country 😎
I'm ideotrying without country small when Australia developing also have emprezario all the time go to wolk every years not any body time to back all good and sweetly girl many human right all evidence when big building's work probably the future you son also come to get maried from East Timor like effect to poorty life and neigbor country.
Only good thing about Australia is the weather, every thing else sucks
Timor East people's talk me i'm shy also invairomemt dreaming nothing rich all to my generation and if I have President no time to get work in other pleace.
for the most part you cant speak for all Australians considering the demographics are entirely different across the country
She was speaking on behalf of herself and family. What are you talking about
well no she cant speak for all Aussies because there are many places that aren't so accepting within Australia and for some unfortunately is has resulted in unfortunate situations, it definitely depends on where you live.
She never said she was speaking for ALL Australians 🙄
Having visited qld as a non Anglo the amount of racism from the white Australians towards me is incredible. It’s not always true that people are very anti bad behaviour to people.
Perhaps your experience is different as a white passing person but people would refuse to engage with me due to my ethnicity.
maybe its your attitude? Just sayin
I’m 50, white and have witnessed far too much racism for my liking in Australia. Especially towards Aborigines and asians and lately it’s the anti-Muslim fad. It’s certainly not a majority and I’d like to think things have gotten better but there is always some group being targeted by the angry haters of society.
Engagement goes both ways. So maybe look at your behaviour and attitude.
Police state where you do what you're told or else.