Australia couldn’t be more enigmatic.
While Aboriginal peoples have lived there for at least 42,000 years, it was the 19th Century that saw the population explode with migrants from Europe flooding there in the wake of the early convict settlers and, in recent times, further growth through a massive influx of Asians.
At the same time, the Aussies have become an outward looking nation of international travellers. It was they who in effect invented the round-the-world globetro...

Australia is renowned for its wonderful weather, world class wine, booming economy and plentiful natural resources. No wonder immigration is expected to reach 300,000 in 2009. OrangeTee Real Estate holds the key to this paradise, an internationally focused one stop real estate solution network, combining new technology with traditional ideals. With offices throughout Australia it doesn’t matter where you want to live, OrangeTee can help clients find their own slice of heaven.

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With blue skies, breathtaking scenery, easy-going cities and favourable exchange rates, it’s easy to see why Australia is a popular UK travel destination. But whilst Down Under is a hot spot for leisure and business travel, a number of British visitors grow so enamoured with the country’s laid-back charms, that they take the decision to move there permanently.
It’s easy to see the appeal. Warm climate and natural wonders notwithstanding, this is a country with financia...

Perth’s south of the river lifestyle is widely envied. And it’s little wonder. You’re so close to everything the city has to offer and yet there’s also the reassuring sense that you can escape the central business district. You’ve got the peace of mind that comes from living just across the river. The city’s conveniently close, yet just far enough away.
That’s exactly what The Edge is all
about.

It’s a unique luxury apartment ...

The promise of investment returns and lifestyle opportunity in up and coming countries is always tempting, but there is one country that captures the heart and shows that, like its now famous wine vintages, it just keeps getting better.


In recent years Australia has been undergoing a surge in economic stability and enhanced lifestyle benefits fuelled mainly by an ever growing rate of incoming migration, which topped 160,000 people in 2007, and a resource boom that underpins a ...

Australia is a highly urbanised nation, with the majority of the population squeezed into a few cities clinging to the coast. Inside lies the Australian outback, the largest desert outside of the Sahara, where you can walk for hundreds of miles through haunting landscapes of red, yellow and ochre without encountering so much as a telephone box. At the centre of it all stands Uluru, a sacred sentinel rising majestically out of the desert, dominating horizons for miles and attracting half a mil...