AE 1313 - Why Brits are Migrating to Australia in Record Numbers - Aussie English

AE 1313

Why Brits are Migrating to Australia in Record Numbers

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Crikey! Everyone’s packing their bags and heading Down Under, but is Australia really the land of sunshine and affordable living it’s cracked up to be? 🤔

In this episode, I’m diving headfirst into a video by Lottie Clarke, who reckons the Aussie cost of living ain’t so bad compared to the UK. But hold your horses, mate! 🐴 I reckon she might be in for a rude shock. 😲

We’re tackling the good, the bad, and the ugly: mass immigration, sky-high house prices, and the truth about those “cheap” coffees. ☕ Plus, we’re having a yarn about the recent changes to working holiday visas – could this be why even MORE Brits are making the move?

If you’re thinking of trading London for Sydney, or just curious about the real deal Down Under, chuck on your headphones and have a listen! 🎧 Or, if you’re keen to see the visuals, head over to YouTube and watch the full video. 🇦🇺

Let’s get into it! 🦘

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Asif December 19, 2024

Hey Pte,
why cant we all meet somewhere at a point so that we can chew the fat about any topics. We’re desperate to see you and meet you in the flesh i reckon. Please guys lets smack the bird and get the date and time from Pete where we can meet all.

By the way, i live in one of the easter suburbs, Clyde North and happy to drive up in the city.

awaiting for your 2cents guys especially Petii hahaha

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