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  • Posted on : 05 Mar 2017  
    TL;DR I wish I’d known Australians don’t really banter. It’s a small talk culture. It isn’t to say that Australians aren’t lovely, outgoing people - but, dear God, every conversation is horrifically skin-deep. (Really, the weather again? Let me guess: hot and sunny. Hot and sunny? Hot an....Read More
  • Posted on : 05 Mar 2017  
    Hobart Having a renaissance in culture and arts led by Mona – Museum of Old and New Art | Hobart, Tasmania. • Lots of European history and architecture • Lots of creative events and opportunities • Great food, wine and beer • From Hobart you can explore the rest of this magical isle ....Read More
  • Posted on : 05 Mar 2017  
    If you are into experiencing a more down to Earth ( anywhere but Sydney) trip to Australia, I highly recommend Darwin, NT. Not only because I am a Darwinian, but we are tropical like Cairns, but a lot less touristy and suffocating. We welcome travellers with open arms! The average temperature during....Read More
  • Posted on : 13 Mar 2017  
    For the pros of living in Australia: 1. Unsullied nature An unspoiled natural environment is one of best attractions of Australia. This country is home to golden sandy beaches, tropical rainforests, incredible deserts and snowy mountains. There are over 500 national parks and 19 ....Read More
  • Posted on : 13 Mar 2017  
    The weirdness of the German customs and habits depends upon the country from which the ‘foreigner’ comes from. In any case, here are some general points: Relaxed view on nudity: Germans do not express any surprise or shock when they see a completely naked person on TV or in a Garden. They....Read More

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