Australia Rated Best Place to Live and Work (2013, minimum wage)
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It is all subjective, regardless of objective criteria.
Just like the ""World's Most Liveable City"' awards - there are so many Gold Medals given for it, by so many different publications - that you cannot really take any notice of it.
Best place to live and work if you're making minimum wage or you're a blue collar worker. Or if you simply enjoy paying 2-3 times more for everything.
COL in Australia is criminal.
lol 2-3 times more for everything...why even bother its just another american basher. If you really knew america has one of the lowest taxes in the world and everything is cheaper here, but you wouldn't care.
lol 2-3 times more for everything...why even bother its just another american basher. If you really knew america has one of the lowest taxes in the world and everything is cheaper here, but you wouldn't care.
huh?
I think you're agreeing with me (Australia is super expensive) but your post is confusing
Hardly with the most over inflated housing in the world. As I understand civic engagement at 93% pushed Australia in top position. When voter turn out is one of the highest in the world owing to the law,not hard to see why the country rated so highly.
Life happiness is debatable. Having such a high individual debt in such an expensive country is hardly stuff of dreams.
I think you're agreeing with me (Australia is super expensive) but your post is confusing
Sorry this is like the fifth time i have done this on this website this past week. i misunderstood you i thought you weren't agreeing with me.
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