Battle Of The Cities: SYDNEY or AUCKLAND - Which Reigns Supreme? | Australia vs New Zealand
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As an Australian that just started living in NZ im surprised by the amount of people that mock me and belittle Australia as if its some kind of competition. Over in Australia we dont even think about NZ much at all. Makes me think Kiwis are insecure and have an inferiority complex
Australians would be lucky to think of NZ or Kiwis once in any given year. As a reasonably frequent visitor to NZ, their obsession with Australia I find amusing. It is bizarre given that the average Aussie couldn’t give two flying f’ks about NZ.
As a kiwi the ridicule and mockery i received in Australia was awful because it was not banter but right out nasty. Glad to be back in NZ to a higher paying job also.
@@Chris-eq3en that’s interesting, I’ve never witnessed that happening to a kiwi. I agree Aussie banter can sometimes be a bs cover for bullying. Kiwis can do the same thing sometimes though
@@AusValue I did not want to mention the r word but thats what it came down to with me being Maori I found Australian men strange especially middle aged and older men they have a serious chip on their shoulder.
As an Aussie I have travelled around NZ a lot and also worked with lots of kiwis both here in Australia and on project teams around the worrld. I cant say that I have ever run into any that were intentionally nasty towards me. Of course there is always plenty of banter between us but its usually just a bit of fun. The only time I ever been in a situation that could have turned nasty was in a pub in Palmerston when the Super 12 rugby was being shown on the big screen. A couple of Maori girls who had been loud walked up to our table and asked who we were following when I said that we dont actually follow rugby union they started yelling and abusing us so we left. I didnt put that down to being nasty towards Australians I put it down to 2 bogans who had had too much to drink and that can happen wherever you are.. One thing I have learnt over the years is when you get into a banter session with kiwis be preapared because they are usually quick witted and funny.. I would also suggest that there are bogans on both sides of the ditch who probaby get a kick from trying to bait people. All you can do is ignore them hopefully they get bored and go away to look for someone else to annoy.. We went on a lake cruise on the SS Earnslaw in Queenstown on the way back there was a group of well oiled Speights beer reps who I verbally spared with all the way to the town wharf I have never laughed so much in my life.
I loved New Zealand and feel so nostalgic listening to you talking about Auckland. Want to go back!!
I want go back sydney is fkd
West Sydney alone is more populated than Auckland and its like South Auckland on steroids 😂
Comparing Sydney to
Auckland is like comparing New York to Port Moresby
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@@modfus Yeah ok :-🤣🤣🤣
@@modfus Sydney is one of the greatest cities, in fact its also one of the most liveable. Can't say that about NY.
@@bingo000 Oh yes, Sydney is certainly a nice city to visit - but when I think of the world's "greatest" cities, I think of London, Paris, Rome, Barcelona, New York, Rio de Janeiro, Hong Kong, Shanghai.
I'm a Canadian (Vancouverite) who has lived 3.5 years in Auckland, 3.5 years in Sydney, and five years in Melbourne. Sydney destroys Auckland imo. But more comfortable finances make Melbourne my forever home.
I’m Thai and very appreciate to hear that you like Thai food🥰
Sydney of course, at least it has more things to do, better public transportation and lower crime rate.
Sydney can be very wet. Average annual rainfall is around 1,200 mm which isn't much less than Auckland. Average temps are about 2-3 degrees warmer in Sydney.
Sydney without a doubt. Cheaper and superior public transport, higher wages, cheaper retail, lower GST, superior NYE fireworks, friendlier people, less discrimination, better attractions, more stable government.
I went for a 2 week bus tour of nz from Perth in 1979 ..the scenery is pretty amazing in NZ i have to admit ..Auckland was raining hard when we were there
Stirred up lots of debate here! I loved Auckland but haven't been to Sydney...yet!
I think you’d like it! Xx
You believe Auckland has better nature than Sydney. That is puzzling, I cant think of any major world city that has as much nature as Sydney, You are surtounded by it, the Blue mounatins are 2 hours aemway and the becahes in Sydney are much nicer than Aucklands. NZ beaches arent that nice on the whole and the weather is usually awful.
And you cant compare Auckland to a city like Sydney.
Both really wonderful
Born in Auckland lived there till I was 15. Been living in Sydney since then and Im now 40. You cant really come a city of 5.1 million to a city of just only 1.6 million. Auckland is more comparable to a city like Adelaide. My take on Auckland-its an 'underdevelop' version of Sydney as in Auckland has potential to build more infrastructure as its population grows like high rises, expansive train network, bridges, stadiums and a 'night life. In Auckland its mostly houses outside the city area wheres as in Sydney is just full of tall high rise aoartments every where including the shoreline to the outer suburbs. There seems to be a lot un used or under used green spaces in Auckland where in Sydney there very little land to develop on because its all used up making rents more expensive.
Kat, appreciate your intent BUT Sydney has 5 Million people plus huge numbers of tourists on a daily basis
Auckland is 1.5 million and more seasonal tourism influx..... cant really compare...
oh my,,, i think you need to do that again... Auckland beating Sydney in nature. The worlds most beautiful beaches., it most beautiful harbour.... surround bt national parks... you are very wrong, unique wildlife .. as opposed to sheep and cows ..
Wellington city is better than Auckland, as for Australian cities it's either Brisbane or Melbourne
Unfortunately it's a loosing battle comparing these cities to each other. In terms of scale, population economy and diversity, I'd say any of the major cities in Australia would win on many fronts. You can maybe do a comparison of Adelaide or Perth to Auckland. That might be a fairer scale but not sure Auckland would still win.
Not too fair comparing Auckland autumn & winter weather with Sydney spring & summer weather.
Kat, I absolutely love your voice and your cute face! I thought, from looking at other videos, that Australia was way more expensive to live in than NZ!!I wouldn’t mind visiting both countries, though! I hope you have a great 2024!!!❤❤❤
Oh thank you!
It's not a contest. Or even a choice. Or an issue.
The Nu Zilanders leaving Nu Ziland tell those remaining, on their way to AUSTRALIA, "The last one out, please turn off the light!"
It all comes down to your taste whether you prefer Auckland or Sydney . Sydney is surrounded by national park , especially the Royal National Park .
Iv lived in both cities and both are beautiful but to be honest sydneys crime and homeless rates far exceeds auckland, a mayjor factor when comparing the two
I go 2 welli cos its different!
You at least need to include Melbourne too - Austalias largest city (by population anyway)!
I’m heading to Melbourne this weekend!
@@KatTurner FYI that was in no means criticism.... Auckland, pfft!
Melbourne is still the best city in Australia, and I would guess, a lot better than Auckland.
@@Ozvideo1959 Melbourne tries so hard. Sydney doesn't need to.
@@Ozvideo1959best city according to melburnians lol. Perth for me
Sydney is a global city and Auckland is a mid sized city of a small country. This is like comparing London to Luton 😂
It depends where you live in Sydney or Auckland. If you live by the beach in either city life is great. I would not want to live in west Sydney with flys, leeches, biting ants and the bin chickens. I would not want to live in West Auckland either with the ram raids and crime. So both have awful places and beautiful areas.
Nice opinion but comparing Sydney and Auckland is not a fair fight Sydney is a city with a population bigger than NZ obviously you will have more of everything and a greater variety. The cost of living is not as simple as just comparing dollars you need to take into account how much you are earning then work out the % against that. Sydney is bordered by the world heritage Blue Mountains to the west, the Royal National Park to the South and the Karingai Chase NP to the north there are plenty of waterfalls, dense forrest,waterways, hiking trails etc, and as a bonus some incredible wild life. You can do coastal walks like the Bondi to Coogee or inner harbour walks. Sydney has far more variety of bars, pubs, restarants, cafes with different cusines and places like China town or Spice Alley if you like Asian food. Sydneys beaches are world famous for their golden sand and surf some are well freqented by both tourists and locals others isolated with no one else around. Pies and sausage rolls have been in Aistralia a lot longer than NZ the meat pie arrived here in 1788 with the first fleet and was part of the menu for the first banquet. Pies and other pastries became popular in Sydney when pie carts started roaming the streets after the first flour mill opened in the very early 1800s, Ever since then you have been able to get them just about in any town in Australiai.. You can get good fish and chips at any water front but if you really want a treat go to the Sydney Seafood markets, Sydney also has an incrediblic public transport system so its relatively cheap and easy to get around this includes buses; trains, harbour ferries, river cats and light rail. You also missed the fact that Sydbey probably has the most beautiful harbour in the world and people like to spend their time both on and around it., there is also the added bonus of 2 world famous buildings (bridge and opera house) as a backdrop. I would argue that Melbourne,, Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide, Gold Coast all have as much if not more to offer than Auckland. .Sorry I know its just your opinion I have been to Auckland a few times and I loved it but in my opinion when compared to a city like Sydney it doesnt just get pipped at the post the gap is a fair bit larger than that. Get a few 40deg. days in Sydney and you might want to go back to NZ or Britain and you are correct they dont have any volcanoes in Sydney.
@@gracedagostino5231Sydney CBD itself is very small and easily can be seen within a day. Or a few days if you also plan to visit all the free museums and Art galleries.
Greater Sydney however includes all the suburbs around the CBD, each is as big if not bigger than CBD, has its own attractions or scenes to explore. You don’t have to visit all of those though I highly recommend Blue Mountain Katoomba and Leura, Manly Beach, Chatswood and Newton for different vibes.
@@gracedagostino5231 I respect your view but if you have never been to either country you are relying only on someone elses opinion. i have been to both Sydney and Auckland many times I currently dont live in either. I can tell you as cities you are comparing apples with oranges. The only thing that Auckland has over Sydney is thst its nowhere near as busy so the traffic isnt as bad. If you prefer somewhere that is quieter Auckland is going to be your choice. I have also been to LA and a lot of other US cities. Both Sydney (4) and Auckland (10) are ranked in the top 10 most liveable cities in the world and lots of people want to live in them so its no surprise that buying or renting property is expensive. Melbourne sits at 3 and its the same thing there. Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth are also ranked in the top 20 so the reality is that living in a big city in Australia is expensive.. The highest ranked city in the US was Atlanta which according to Forbes came in at 26,
@@gracedagostino5231You are being egotistical now about LA . There is nothing wrong with Australia or New Zealand . It is just what you prefer .
@@gracedagostino5231 Karen the reason Aussie actors live in LA is because of the film industry not because of the brilliant scenery or the beaches. The sports you mentioned maybe really popular in the US but not necessarily in other parts of the world probably why you guys have a world series with only teams from your country playing in it. You know why low class Brits and Asians move to Australia its mainly because they like to know that when they send their kids to school there is a good chance that they will come home. According to google in 2022 there were 96,000 Aussies living in the US both on temporary visas or with PR there were 101,.000 US born people living in Australia, I have flown into LAX twice both times I was greeted with a blanket of smog hanging over the city. You say that you would prefer to live in LA to Melbourne, Brisbane Perth or Adelaide thats your choice but as you have never been to any one of them its also only based on your assumption of what they are like...My wife and I have actually been out to the Santa Monica Pier and Venice Beach and to tell you the truth I was a little concerned about our welfare with some of the people that were hanging around out there. Having said that as tourists we really enjoyed LA, San Francisco, Carmel, Sacramento, Napa Valley, San Diego, Tijuana etc. I personally wouldnt want to live in any of them (maybe Carmel) but we did have a great time.
@@gracedagostino5231it used to be low class Brits moving to Aus but believe me it’s now Indians and of course Asians. But we don’t have the enormous number of Mexicans and other Latinos that US has….someones gotta do the work right? If you’re exceptionally talented then of course America is the place to be. Just ask South African Elon Musk.
I'm Australian and i honestly don't think this is a fair competition. Of course Sydney's going to win. Auckland is better off being compared with the likes of Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide. Unfortunately for Auckland, (and even with weather aside) I'm not even sure if it would beat both Brisbane or Perth either. Auckland could possibly beat out Adelaide at a pinch since it's atleast managed to fully electrify its rail network before Adelaide has done with its own.
Australia simply has a more robust economy to New Zealand's so it natarally has more money to spend on infrastructure for all its main cities. Not trying to sound neither boastful or humble. Just stating the way things are. And I'm sure many Kiwis would agree with me. That's why so many of them come over here.
Auckland "beaches" are overrated ... mostly mudflats. The eastern beaches/bay area are awful. There is no surf beach, Albany and Devonport are weather and tide dependant. And orewa is 50 min away without traffic but not consistent surf ... never uniform. Piha which is arguably Akl best beach is black sand, windy, and rugged waves, usually not pleasant. In saying this, Bondi isn't great either ... far too overcrowded and raked everyday for needles. Sydney harbour water is by far cleaner. In summa Akl has sewage overflow problems due to poor infrastructure... storm and sewage are connected, how third world is that!!! 😮😮😂
Best city? MELBOURNE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Facts.
Auckland should be compared to a "city" like Parramatta.
Bruh Sydney by far, and Im an NZer.
The kiwi's ain't gonna like this 😅
Every Australian city is better than Auckland. Even Darwin, Hobart and Canberra 😂
Why because your an Australian obviously
Who cares Madame? Get a life.