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I almost moved to Australia. My father petitioned to move our family there when I was a toddler. We were approved. Only reason we didn't go was because my mother was pregnant with my brother and she wasn't able to get some innoculation or something. And then my dad got offered some really good job here in the states.
Anyway, after I was told this story...I would beat up my brother and tell him it was all his fault we weren't living in Australia whenever I was having a bad day. Good times...

My daughter went and I'm dying to.

I have never been anywhere else, there are a couple of Aussies on here, good crew without exception.

Came to Australia in 2015 for university and fell in love with this place immediately . Finishing up my undergrad soon and planning to apply for residency right after completing my masters

I was amazed that there were so many racists in Australia, because they don't make it over to Europe. I crossed the country by bike, camping, and people were always asking if I was scared of snakes, scorpions and spiders. I felt they were quite ignorant of their own country outside the cities. The flies, however, were something else.

Does it feel weird walking around upside down?

I would like to, kinda scared though. Everything in Australia will kill you. Lol. Although I think the chances of death are probably higher here in Baltimore. Lol

Its on my bucket list!

Worked in Sydney & Melbourne.....
Sydney is one of my top two favorite cities.

Recently met a man from OZ who described a very unstable fast-changing government and some serious backward thinking I’d not been aware of; it further turned me off. I also recall having looked into emigrating to Australia a decade ago, but the excessive entry requirements and wrong-wing government at the time put me off.

As far as visiting ..not likely. Too far & too much to get there, and back

I saw Wolf Creek. Vile film.

I live here

I would love to go sometime. Soon I hope.

this is going to tag me with time, however, at the end of WWII when the United Nations was formed, every student in our class at school, was assigned a country to study and make a report. I was assigned Australia, i studied, I gather Life magazine pictures, I wrote my report and received an A+...from that day to this, some 70 years later, i have had the hunger, but not the opportunity...but to my Aussie friends, LOVE YA WITH ALL MY HEART...

Now if I could just get over the anxiety associated with being crammed into an aircraft for all those hours....

Absolutely will be visiting in the next two years, I hope...it is the only continent I have not been on...just the natural beauty and the wildlife alone is a good reason to go...

I live there, moved 4 years ago, been visiting since 1995. Victoria, Menzies Creek.

Australia is on my list. So far I've checked off most of Europe and a little bit of south west Asia. Eventually I hope to make the trip to see down under.

Have a coworker who's daughter lives in Australia, so have heard from him about the charms of the country. As my company has operations there - it isn't unreasonable of me to anticipate either a pleasure trip or a business trip to the country.

I've never been there but want to move there. The wild life wouldn't bother me as we have trumpanzees here. I hear the majority of folks there are religious but don't try to force it upon others. I can certainly live with that.

I visited Australia in 2012. Spent some time in Sydney and in Byron Bay. Loved it.

As a fan of "Flight Of The Conchords" I have to admit I have developed a slightly irrational fear of Australians.

I'd love to visit Australia but doubt my body is up to the challenge of days on a plane especially round trip.

Spent a month or so a few years back, saw the New Year's fireworks in Sydney, did Uluru, Barossa, Tazmania from end to end, Adelaide, and Kangaroo Island among others. Barossa and Taz were the best.

Been there to visit my sister. The most amazing part about Australians I found is that a vast majority has a pet.