Fresh from the madness of four months of house renovations and migration preparation, with the twinkly Etihad jingle now continuously replaying in my mind, I finally touched down in Perth and stepped off the plane …
Fresh air, rushing waterfalls and sandstone cliffs jutting out of an undulating carpet of eucalyptus trees: the stunning Blue Mountains should be on any nature-loving visitor to Sydney’s must-see list. Just a …
There are plenty of well-known differences between Australia and the UK: the weather, the scenery, the amount of snags that get thrown on the barbie… But there are also many differences that …
Just south of big brother, Maroubra, and approximately 12km south of Bondi, lies the much lesser-known Malabar Beach. It’s smaller, quieter, but definitely no less spectacular. Tucked into Long Bay, Malabar …
In my last blog post Emigration Preparation Part 1, I detailed how I finally got my permanent residency visa in Australia, why I decided to go backpacking across Australia’s south coast, …
Migration. It’s a pretty dramatic word. A word that may fill you with terror or excitement. Either way, it’s a word that you would associate with months of organisation involving …
Just a 15km drive south of Sydney CBD, the vast and beautiful Maroubra Beach is a whole kilometre of white-sanded loveliness. Its name, taken from an Aboriginal word meaning “like thunder”, rather fittingly describes the crashing, …
Following on from my blog post on how to find a reliable house sitter, this guide goes into detail on how to write an advert for a house sitter on …
With beautiful beaches, quiet leafy streets and easy access to the Royal National Park’s famous Coast Track, the abundance of natural beauty in Bundeena and Maianbar make these neighbouring south-Sydney …
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