In Australia we have a saying "Only mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the midday sun", you two have been here long enough to understand it now, look closely and you'll see all the native wildlife hides in the shade in the middle of the day and only moves around in the morning and late afternoon. It can be truely 10ºC cooler in the shade of a tree/building than the direct sunlight, when it's 30ºC+ in the shade that 10ºC can easily be the difference between dehydration or not, you'll also notice that Aussies might appear drunk cause they don't walk in a straight line, look closer, they are just walking in the shade as much as possible even if it's a little longer. So happy to see you enjoying life on the sunny coast 👍🏼
Re phone signal, there's a setting on your phone that will use your wifi if the network isn't available, so if thats functioning you can still get a signal.
My GP is a pom...err English woman and she just recently came back from there and I asked her was she thinking of moving back there with the way Oz is atm. She was horrified and told me there was no way because the UK is much worse than Australia and prices are going haywire there.
Totally agree that you would have to be crazy! I only went back for a wedding in Ireland 🇮🇪 as I stupidly stated I would NEVER return to the UK but would to Ireland. As had fond memories of working on the farm in both of my Uncles properties in that country. Great trip as the GFC was still hitting them hard 2012 and our exchange rate was so high at that time. You stating first world problem here, I remember having to drive to Tralee from Castlegregory 🇮🇪 just to get a network connection with their best local mobile phone company. You’ve been here no time at all living through the wettest three years, just wait until we had 5 years of dry and see what that does to your house? Have you never been broken down as a result of a heavy snow storm in Scotland 🏴 god help you city dwellers. I’ve had accidents or broken down in some god forsaken places in Oz, long before mobiles were a thing and been offered a ride and assistance to get people out of trouble without asking and been returned in kind!
When growing up with humidity in Brisbane I would say our best way to beat the heat and sweat were the beach, local public swimming pools and the garden hose.
@@lornamoore5432 Cool, I'm from WA. If your moving to Perth humidity isn't a problem, the Bamalam family are from QLD. Also phone service is fine. Skin cancer, especially melanoma is no joke as we are under the hole in the ozone. Don't get burnt even once. People take it seriously here, although you will see some idiots baking themselves, don't follow their example. I know 3 people to have died from Melanoma. Cover up with clothing. If you have kiddies, they wear swimsuits almost like a onesie. You can buy thicker clothing 50+ from places like the cancer council. I bought arm sleeves to protect my arms while driving and I tinted my car, so it cuts out 99% of UV rays while driving but you can't tint the front window so still need arm sleeves. I actually have a smock I put on to cover my chest, neck if going long distances if needed. Sunscreen, Hats, Sunglasses to protect your eyes when ever outside in the hotter months is crucial (prevent cataracts and macular degeneration when your older) and seek shade. Get skin checked once a year. Check the UV on the BOM (Bureau of Meterology) app. Do all that and you'll be good. That all sounded so bad but its just normal here to get your car tinted and wear sunnies, cover up etc. Expensive living they said but, in a previous video he did mention that they live way better here than when they were in the UK. There is this rise in inflation going on though which hasn't happened in years. Health system - well its not like the NHS. We pay a portion to go to the doctors amd the government pays the orher portion. Emergency is free but if you get admitted it can then cost. If you dont have private health and need an operation you go on a list and wait for 1 to 2 years (unless very serious and an emergency) and its free. If you get private health then you get in quick. If you are in hospital most of it is paid for by the private health. There are some gaps that aren't covered even with top cover but, it's ok not thousands. If don't have private health will get a bill for ambulance about $1000. My private health covers ambulance. I have used an ambulance twice and I didn't pay anything and I don't have top cover. Private health in my opinion is really good and claiming is easy. My private health covers dental, optical, physio as well. Every second year an eye test is free to everyone but the glasses arent. From 45 breast screens are free every second year. From 50 on bowel screens are free ( that is they will test your sample for free). WA has their own private health called HBF which is a not for profit and is excellent but there are others. If you end up unemployed or on a pension of some kind like age or disability, then doctors visits are free and scripts are significantly cheaper.
i worked for telstra for many years in the telephone exchange and transmission field , all base stations in rural areas , with the exception of large towns like dubbo or toowoomba have the mobile phone aerials aimed along the highways, both ways. . Once you move off the main roads linking big centres you experience less signal strength and most likely no coverage at all. It is impractical to cover every nook and cranny of the country. if you must have coverage a sat fone is the go. or use the biggest carrier as it has the best coverage.
I’m a practicing Buddhist. Once you realise that “Life is suffering” you can change your mindset. It’s called being Mindful. You are in charge of your mind and how it reacts. Another rule I live by is ‘no attachments”. I refuse to associate negative thoughts to the daily “suffering” we all have to experience. How you react to these daily trials is within your power. If your stressed or unhappy you have no one to blame but yourself. Namaste 🙏 Be kind, be thoughtful.
You will also need to enable WiFi on your internet router (if it’s not already enabled) and, if you have a large house or property, you might need a WiFi mesh system (with multiple WiFi access points, all accessible transparently as you move about on the property, even outside) as well.
I live in rural WA (7 hrs from Perth) and if you don’t have Telstra you have no chance of phone reception. Telstra covers just about all of the country. Sounds like you need to change phone carriers. Also, fire is a real threat here. We’ve had to evacuate many times as flames are coming over the hill. I get so sad for the wildlife. I once came off my horse and broke my back at home. An ambulance (all volunteers) came and got me and took me to my tiny towns health centre. I was stabilised and driven by ambulance to the next largest town with a hospital. They had me in intensive care until a flying doctor flight could be organised to take me to Perth. I then spent months in hospital in Perth. Without the flying doctor I would have been royally screwed.
Ive always lived in the city suburbs of Perth, but when I was staying out at my sisters rural property I had a constant fear of bushfire, whereas you dont need to worry about that in the city suburbs.
Maybe in Perth, but I lived for 11 years directly backing on to the National Park, 11 km from the Sydney CBD. The trees were blackened from a fire years before. We didn’t have another during our time there, although the massive fires of 2019-20 did threaten.
I’m glad you’re here and happy! Sunscreen here is very cheap, bath in it if you need to. Nah, just kidding, just keep yourselves protected. Most people don’t realise how big Australia is
We don't get humid problems in Melbourne..no dangerous jelly fish in Victorian beaches...l hate to much humidity and sweating .....that's why Victoria is better much more comfortable.
The phone signal thing sucks bigtime, I have a 62 km drive to work at the moment (7months and counting) and I have a signal for the first 60 kms then lose it. I am vodafone, but have had to get a prepaid Telstra sim just to have contact with the outside world while I’m at work. Normally wouldn’t be an issue , but I do 12 hour shifts and it’s an hour drive each way. Too long to be I reachable each day. 😳
Living in Melbourne or Sydney we struggle with traffic congestion on the roads… especially during peek periods. But, I guess it’s the same in any big city.
I learned to drive in Sydney, I know its traffic well, I can assure you that in Australia we have nothing to complain about with traffic congestion, its much worse in other countries, I once sat in a car in a traffic jam where it took 4 hours to travel 1km, it would have been quicker to walk but safer to stay in the locked car, there is nothing close to that in Australia.
not having phone service everywhere is a blessing. And yes you definitely need to be prepared for outback travel carry 6l of water per person per day and tell someone where you're going and when you expect to be there. it could be a day or two before someone raises the alarm and another day or two before you're found. you can't survive without water for that long in 40 degree heat.
With number 4, some of my extended family live in the mountains in the middle of nowhere like 45 mins from the nearest shops and they get phone signals all the time, I don’t loose my phone signal when I go up there :). Also since you guys live near both, mountains or ocean?
Umm I live in the central west and there a few spots that you may find that is a black spot for your mobile but mostly you get good coverage with Telstra and we have great emergency assistance ambulances, Police, Fire Rescue etc etc and it’s a given that you always have water etc with you where ever you travel in Australia. hate humidity we get the dry heat here.
Landlines are still a thing, most people just don't bother with them because they have mobile phones and would rather spend their money on a better mobile plan than have to pay for both when they'd rarely use the landline. I'm in the opposite side of that, I have little use for a mobile phone, so I just have a house landline. Most businesses still use landlines, except for the ones where the business is an on-the-road or self-employed type.
I walk a lot now that I'm in Mackay. I don't mind paying more, after all I'm in Paradise. Never swim alone, always in the flagged areas. Not too much time in the Queensland sun. Shipping is a bit much. But sometimes it's worth it. Loving life now that's I'm back in Queensland. And always enjoying your videos!!
A lot of Aussies who have had skin cancers are of an age where we didn’t know about/have sunscreen. We now have Slip, Slop etc education campaigns in the media and mandatory skin safe education in schools.
We over board about sun protection . You need sone sun for your vitamin D . Unfortunately we don’t eat clean healthy food with antioxidants to protect our skin from the sun . Great video anyway .
I joined a japanese trading forum hoping to buy products real cheap but the shipping was so horrendous it became cheaper to buy the product on ebay with free shipping. 🤪
My biggest struggle is the bloody tourists🤣🤣🤣🤣, living in a beautiful ,small coastal town (on the mid north coast of NSW) ,which in winter the streets and beaches are almost empty, ,,,as soon as the weather warms up, the bloody terrorists appear 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Box jellyfish found in more northern tropical areas often seasonable appearance . Skin cancer preventable using strong screening cream. phone reception deplorable for all people in all seasons use 112 for possible help Consider the distances to be traveled for help with poor management at present Years ago telephones existed on one line strung between trees many miles apart from nearest exchange Happy Christmas to you both
Very important for people coming to Oz to not be hero’s and only go to beaches that are patrolled by lifesavers and are flagged . And learn to read the water for rips etc. A bit off topic but, have thought about doing a piece on the volunteer RFS and the SES people that are just everyday friends and neighbours ( volunteers) that do an amazing service for their towns and areas. Get video again guys, complete with the trifecta moles 😂😂
That is BS about the phone signal especially if you are with Telstra you would need to go longer than a 1/2 hr to normally get issues if I was getting this problem talk to your carrier or you could have a crappy Chinese phone.
Australia has plenty of produce and resources though government mismanagement and corruption is the same as most of the rest of the world and that is the biggest truth I can put forth
For business people, do they still dress in business casual? For men, does that mean polo/golf shirts and dress pants? Do you see men in offices wearing suits?
when you have your schlomacker in Australian peoples pockets trying to get likes to enhance your business model , there comes a time when you run out of positives , and have to reduce popularity and start pointing out negatives , the next step is resorting to advertising to keep the money rolling in . this is seasonal work
@@dianacasey6002 Under Labor/Whitlam interest rates rose to 10%, Australia went broke (Remember Khemlani?) unemployment and debt rose. Under Labor/Keating, interest rates rose to 22%, we had a recession, debt and unemployment was horrible, we lost manufacturing with his Lima Agreement. Under Labor/KRudd/Gillard interest rates AVERAGED over 7%, unemployment and debt went through the roof. Almost $800 billion of our current debt belongs to the LaborNazis. Just because Labor got dumped for being completely useless doesn't mean their debt goes away or it belongs to someone else. Leftstupids don't know much. If they knew stuff they wouldn't support the 170 years of worldwide Left failure, their destruction of 30 countries and the killing of 200 million people without EVER advancing humanity. Leftstupids just don't get it.
Good friend of mine is in Noosaville, we speak regularly on the phone, and ive stayed there, she was saying how moist its been there this week, and we still have heaters on down here in vic heh.
In Australia we have a saying "Only mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the midday sun", you two have been here long enough to understand it now, look closely and you'll see all the native wildlife hides in the shade in the middle of the day and only moves around in the morning and late afternoon. It can be truely 10ºC cooler in the shade of a tree/building than the direct sunlight, when it's 30ºC+ in the shade that 10ºC can easily be the difference between dehydration or not, you'll also notice that Aussies might appear drunk cause they don't walk in a straight line, look closer, they are just walking in the shade as much as possible even if it's a little longer.
So happy to see you enjoying life on the sunny coast 👍🏼
@D G Quite possibly, I never knew it's origin just hear it a lot 👍🏼
Your on the sunny coast there’s no jellies there but yes up north there is.
Re phone signal, there's a setting on your phone that will use your wifi if the network isn't available, so if thats functioning you can still get a signal.
My GP is a pom...err English woman and she just recently came back from there and I asked her was she thinking of moving back there with the way Oz is atm. She was horrified and told me there was no way because the UK is much worse than Australia and prices are going haywire there.
We quite agree with her! 😁
You would be crazy to return to the UK.
Totally agree that you would have to be crazy! I only went back for a wedding in Ireland 🇮🇪 as I stupidly stated I would NEVER return to the UK but would to Ireland. As had fond memories of working on the farm in both of my Uncles properties in that country. Great trip as the GFC was still hitting them hard 2012 and our exchange rate was so high at that time. You stating first world problem here, I remember having to drive to Tralee from Castlegregory 🇮🇪 just to get a network connection with their best local mobile phone company. You’ve been here no time at all living through the wettest three years, just wait until we had 5 years of dry and see what that does to your house? Have you never been broken down as a result of a heavy snow storm in Scotland 🏴 god help you city dwellers. I’ve had accidents or broken down in some god forsaken places in Oz, long before mobiles were a thing and been offered a ride and assistance to get people out of trouble without asking and been returned in kind!
When growing up with humidity in Brisbane I would say our best way to beat the heat and sweat were the beach, local public swimming pools and the garden hose.
Loving this, we’re submitting our EOI this morning and none of the items mentioned so far are putting us off!
That’s so exciting! No definitely they shouldn’t put you off, it’s always good to know though xx
Which state are you moving to?
@@Coooeee WA, if they invite us 🤞🏼
Good luck, we're waiting for ours from SA 🤞🤞🤞.
@@lornamoore5432 Cool, I'm from WA. If your moving to Perth humidity isn't a problem, the Bamalam family are from QLD. Also phone service is fine. Skin cancer, especially melanoma is no joke as we are under the hole in the ozone. Don't get burnt even once. People take it seriously here, although you will see some idiots baking themselves, don't follow their example. I know 3 people to have died from Melanoma. Cover up with clothing. If you have kiddies, they wear swimsuits almost like a onesie. You can buy thicker clothing 50+ from places like the cancer council. I bought arm sleeves to protect my arms while driving and I tinted my car, so it cuts out 99% of UV rays while driving but you can't tint the front window so still need arm sleeves. I actually have a smock I put on to cover my chest, neck if going long distances if needed. Sunscreen, Hats, Sunglasses to protect your eyes when ever outside in the hotter months is crucial (prevent cataracts and macular degeneration when your older) and seek shade. Get skin checked once a year. Check the UV on the BOM (Bureau of Meterology) app. Do all that and you'll be good. That all sounded so bad but its just normal here to get your car tinted and wear sunnies, cover up etc. Expensive living they said but, in a previous video he did mention that they live way better here than when they were in the UK. There is this rise in inflation going on though which hasn't happened in years. Health system - well its not like the NHS. We pay a portion to go to the doctors amd the government pays the orher portion. Emergency is free but if you get admitted it can then cost. If you dont have private health and need an operation you go on a list and wait for 1 to 2 years (unless very serious and an emergency) and its free. If you get private health then you get in quick. If you are in hospital most of it is paid for by the private health. There are some gaps that aren't covered even with top cover but, it's ok not thousands. If don't have private health will get a bill for ambulance about $1000. My private health covers ambulance. I have used an ambulance twice and I didn't pay anything and I don't have top cover. Private health in my opinion is really good and claiming is easy. My private health covers dental, optical, physio as well. Every second year an eye test is free to everyone but the glasses arent. From 45 breast screens are free every second year. From 50 on bowel screens are free ( that is they will test your sample for free). WA has their own private health called HBF which is a not for profit and is excellent but there are others. If you end up unemployed or on a pension of some kind like age or disability, then doctors visits are free and scripts are significantly cheaper.
i worked for telstra for many years in the telephone exchange and transmission field , all base stations in rural areas , with the exception of large towns like
dubbo or toowoomba have the mobile phone aerials aimed along the highways, both ways. . Once you move off the main roads linking big centres you experience less
signal strength and most likely no coverage at all. It is impractical to cover every nook and cranny of the country. if you must have coverage a sat fone is the go.
or use the biggest carrier as it has the best coverage.
Wow, you sold me on Australia.
Hang on wait, I live here already. Hehe
I'm with you on the humidity, not great to work in. It's almost non existent down south and inland, though.
If you aren't in the cities, you need Telstra. Further out, yes, you need satellites etc
I’m a practicing Buddhist. Once you realise that “Life is suffering” you can change your mindset. It’s called being Mindful. You are in charge of your mind and how it reacts.
Another rule I live by is ‘no attachments”. I refuse to associate negative thoughts to the daily “suffering” we all have to experience. How you react to these daily trials is within your power.
If your stressed or unhappy you have no one to blame but yourself.
Namaste 🙏 Be kind, be thoughtful.
If you have the internet at home, enable wifi calling on your mobiles. You'll have all the coverage you want in the house then :)
You will also need to enable WiFi on your internet router (if it’s not already enabled) and, if you have a large house or property, you might need a WiFi mesh system (with multiple WiFi access points, all accessible transparently as you move about on the property, even outside) as well.
I love watching you two!. Keep up the Good Work. All The Very Best.
Haha twits 😄 very self controlled of you there Maz 🤣 another great video, thankyou for my Sunday morning Bam fix! Much love to you all xx
So nice to see you back up and running! Keep up the good work!
I live in rural WA (7 hrs from Perth) and if you don’t have Telstra you have no chance of phone reception. Telstra covers just about all of the country. Sounds like you need to change phone carriers.
Also, fire is a real threat here. We’ve had to evacuate many times as flames are coming over the hill. I get so sad for the wildlife.
I once came off my horse and broke my back at home. An ambulance (all volunteers) came and got me and took me to my tiny towns health centre. I was stabilised and driven by ambulance to the next largest town with a hospital. They had me in intensive care until a flying doctor flight could be organised to take me to Perth. I then spent months in hospital in Perth. Without the flying doctor I would have been royally screwed.
Ive always lived in the city suburbs of Perth, but when I was staying out at my sisters rural property I had a constant fear of bushfire, whereas you dont need to worry about that in the city suburbs.
Maybe in Perth, but I lived for 11 years directly backing on to the National Park, 11 km from the Sydney CBD. The trees were blackened from a fire years before. We didn’t have another during our time there, although the massive fires of 2019-20 did threaten.
I’m glad you’re here and happy! Sunscreen here is very cheap, bath in it if you need to. Nah, just kidding, just keep yourselves protected. Most people don’t realise how big Australia is
We don't get humid problems in Melbourne..no dangerous jelly fish in Victorian beaches...l hate to much humidity and sweating .....that's why Victoria is better much more comfortable.
don't tell them that Melbourne as a bloody cold winter almost as bad as the UK
There was a band on the Sunshine Coast called,” the drowning tourist “
If you like 4 seasons, no problems with jellyfish or humidity come to Victoria. Australia has something to suit everyone so check out all the states.
The phone signal thing sucks bigtime, I have a 62 km drive to work at the moment (7months and counting) and I have a signal for the first 60 kms then lose it. I am vodafone, but have had to get a prepaid Telstra sim just to have contact with the outside world while I’m at work. Normally wouldn’t be an issue , but I do 12 hour shifts and it’s an hour drive each way. Too long to be I reachable each day. 😳
We quite agree, that’s lucky that Telstra covered it 😁
Great content guys 👌
Phone signal issues , get Telstra... Turn on wifi calling and use Internet for you mobile and still get calls and SMS
Only problem with Telstra is the cost.
Living in Melbourne or Sydney we struggle with traffic congestion on the roads… especially during peek periods. But, I guess it’s the same in any big city.
I learned to drive in Sydney, I know its traffic well, I can assure you that in Australia we have nothing to complain about with traffic congestion, its much worse in other countries, I once sat in a car in a traffic jam where it took 4 hours to travel 1km, it would have been quicker to walk but safer to stay in the locked car, there is nothing close to that in Australia.
not having phone service everywhere is a blessing. And yes you definitely need to be prepared for outback travel carry 6l of water per person per day and tell someone where you're going and when you expect to be there. it could be a day or two before someone raises the alarm and another day or two before you're found. you can't survive without water for that long in 40 degree heat.
With number 4, some of my extended family live in the mountains in the middle of nowhere like 45 mins from the nearest shops and they get phone signals all the time, I don’t loose my phone signal when I go up there :). Also since you guys live near both, mountains or ocean?
Rock fishing I think get the no.1 spot of lives lost when it comes to beach victims
Phone signal….Telstra is the old govt owned service that was privatised in the 1990s by Paul Keating. It still has the best regional network.
And the dearest.
@@ianbrook7793 Yes. You want coverage for the money paid? Telstra is the answer. Usually.
I live on the sunny coast also
Currently back in England visiting my folks
Cant wait to be back on the coast
I've had heaps of skin cancers either burnt, frozen or removed by scalpel over the years. Too much of a beach bum when I was younger.
Umm I live in the central west and there a few spots that you may find that is a black spot for your mobile but mostly you get good coverage with Telstra and we have great emergency assistance ambulances, Police, Fire Rescue etc etc and it’s a given that you always have water etc with you where ever you travel in Australia. hate humidity we get the dry heat here.
Hey guys, you mentioned satellite phones....What about landline phones? Are they used or are they a thing of the past? Thanks.
Landlines are still a thing, most people just don't bother with them because they have mobile phones and would rather spend their money on a better mobile plan than have to pay for both when they'd rarely use the landline. I'm in the opposite side of that, I have little use for a mobile phone, so I just have a house landline. Most businesses still use landlines, except for the ones where the business is an on-the-road or self-employed type.
I’ve made phone calls from the middle of the Nullarbor Plain the most isolated place in Australia
I walk a lot now that I'm in Mackay. I don't mind paying more, after all I'm in Paradise. Never swim alone, always in the flagged areas. Not too much time in the Queensland sun. Shipping is a bit much. But sometimes it's worth it. Loving life now that's I'm back in Queensland. And always enjoying your videos!!
A lot of Aussies who have had skin cancers are of an age where we didn’t know about/have sunscreen. We now have Slip, Slop etc education campaigns in the media and mandatory skin safe education in schools.
We over board about sun protection . You need sone sun for your vitamin D . Unfortunately we don’t eat clean healthy food with antioxidants to protect our skin from the sun . Great video anyway .
Yes rip currents here in NZ also a risk
I joined a japanese trading forum hoping to buy products real cheap but the shipping was so horrendous it became cheaper to buy the product on ebay with free shipping. 🤪
fashion causes sunburnt knees
You live in a "city" if need anything on a weekend after 11am it's a 40min drive
My biggest struggle is the bloody tourists🤣🤣🤣🤣, living in a beautiful ,small coastal town (on the mid north coast of NSW) ,which in winter the streets and beaches are almost empty, ,,,as soon as the weather warms up, the bloody terrorists appear 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Box jellyfish found in more northern tropical areas often seasonable appearance . Skin cancer preventable using strong screening cream. phone reception deplorable for all people in all seasons use 112 for possible help Consider the distances to be traveled for help with poor management at present Years ago telephones existed on one line strung between trees many miles apart from nearest exchange Happy Christmas to you both
Every one is a completely valid point.
Very important for people coming to Oz to not be hero’s and only go to beaches that are patrolled by lifesavers and are flagged . And learn to read the water for rips etc.
A bit off topic but, have thought about doing a piece on the volunteer RFS and the SES people that are just everyday friends and neighbours ( volunteers) that do an amazing service for their towns and areas.
Get video again guys, complete with the trifecta moles 😂😂
That is BS about the phone signal especially if you are with Telstra you would need to go longer than a 1/2 hr to normally get issues if I was getting this problem talk to your carrier or you could have a crappy Chinese phone.
Telstra Premium service will get service a lot better in most areas
Have you seen adrop bear yet
the GPS is Sydney city is terrible!
Sorry about the cricket
Queensland has the worst mobile signal network in the country.
No, Tasmania is appalling. Hobart is okay, but if you're outside the capital then only Telstra works reliably.
Australia has plenty of produce and resources though government mismanagement and corruption is the same as most of the rest of the world and that is the biggest truth I can put forth
For business people, do they still dress in business casual? For men, does that mean polo/golf shirts and dress pants? Do you see men in offices wearing suits?
when you have your schlomacker in Australian peoples pockets trying to get likes to enhance your business model , there comes a time when you run out of positives , and have to reduce popularity and start pointing out negatives , the next step is resorting to advertising to keep the money rolling in . this is seasonal work
Your shoes get mouldy
Inflation is worldwide atm. However, it's always much, much worse under Labor Governments, that's just a fact. So is debt.
BS check stats
@@dianacasey6002 Under Labor/Whitlam interest rates rose to 10%, Australia went broke (Remember Khemlani?) unemployment and debt rose. Under Labor/Keating, interest rates rose to 22%, we had a recession, debt and unemployment was horrible, we lost manufacturing with his Lima Agreement.
Under Labor/KRudd/Gillard interest rates AVERAGED over 7%, unemployment and debt went through the roof. Almost $800 billion of our current debt belongs to the LaborNazis. Just because Labor got dumped for being completely useless doesn't mean their debt goes away or it belongs to someone else. Leftstupids don't know much. If they knew stuff they wouldn't support the 170 years of worldwide Left failure, their destruction of 30 countries and the killing of 200 million people without EVER advancing humanity. Leftstupids just don't get it.
Good friend of mine is in Noosaville, we speak regularly on the phone, and ive stayed there, she was saying how moist its been there this week, and we still have heaters on down here in vic heh.