Australia's best city (living in, castle, suburbs)
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Voted for Perth on this list, has everything a family could need, plus great climate and lifestyle.
Not sure why Newcastle is not on the list, but the Gold Coast is - which is closer to, and more intimately tied to Brisbane than Newcastle is to Sydney, have a look at Australia's cities listed by population:
Voted for Perth on this list, has everything a family could need, plus great climate and lifestyle.
Not sure why Newcastle is not on the list, but the Gold Coast is - which is closer to, and more intimately tied to Brisbane than Newcastle is to Sydney, have a look at Australia's cities listed by population:
Hobart and Darwin are actually Numbers 11 and 15 respectively.
Im pretty sure that most Aussies would be surprised to learn that Darwin is about the same size as Toowoomba.
I am biased and would vote for Brisbane, although Darwin and the Gold Coast are the only other cities on the list ive spent a significant time period in, and ive never being to Adelaide, Perth or Hobart.
Last edited by danielsa1775; 12-11-2012 at 11:40 PM..
I think I'd be fairly content living in or nearby any of the larger Australian cities, but Melbourne is my favourite. I love the trams and the city's atmosphere in general.
Voted for Perth on this list, has everything a family could need, plus great climate and lifestyle.
Not sure why Newcastle is not on the list, but the Gold Coast is - which is closer to, and more intimately tied to Brisbane than Newcastle is to Sydney, have a look at Australia's cities listed by population:
The definition of city limits is always open to debate, but would normally include all the infrastructure and suburbs that are dependent on that city.
Sydney thus has well over 4 million people, the only thing that is debateable is whether the Central Coast should be included in the Greater Sydney population - I don't think it should but many articles include it.
Eventually I believe Brisbane and the Gold Coast will form one big contiguous city, and the population in SEQ will probably surpass Sydney and Melbourne -but not yet.
The Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast are easily the fastest growing cities in Australia which will eventually merge into Brisbane - which along with Perth are the fastest growing capital cities in Oz.
Well if we use your logic London has 15-18 million, or even more, from 8million. Glasgow, Manchester would be over 2million from around 600,000. And Liverpool and Leeds would have over a million. I'm not sure been dependent on a city or commuting in, makes you part of the city.
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