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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 134 episodes
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Living in Australia is the podcast where we dive into the laid-back, multicultural world of daily life in Australia. From beach barbecues and friendly "g'day, mate" greetings to balancing work and play, join us for a snapshot of what it's really like to live Down Under.
Unknown Host hosts Living in Australia, a society show with 134 episodes published.
In this episode, we journey through some of Australia's most fascinating ghost towns and uncover why once-thriving communities vanished. From mining booms that suddenly went bust to droughts, changing transport routes, a
In this episode, we explore the growing Repair Café movement across Australia, where volunteers help people repair broken household items instead of throwing them away. From toasters and bicycles to clothing and small el
In this episode, we explore Australia's massive Dingo Barrier Fence, stretching over 5,600 kilometres across the outback—longer than the Great Wall of China. We uncover why it was built, how it helps protect livestock fr
In this episode, we explore the growing trend of side hustles in Australia and what you need to know before starting one. We break down what's legally allowed, how the Australian Taxation Office treats extra income, and
In this episode, we explain how to convert an overseas driver's licence in Australia and what rules vary between states and territories. We cover recognition agreements, knowledge and practical driving tests, and when yo
In this episode, we explain how Australia's compulsory voting system works and why it's considered one of the world's most successful democracies. You'll learn who is required to enrol and vote, what happens if you don't
In this episode, we explore what it's like to live in three key regional cities in New South Wales: Wagga Wagga, Newcastle, and Wollongong. We compare lifestyle, housing affordability, job opportunities, transport connec
In this episode, we explore what it's like to live in three of Victoria's most popular regional cities: Geelong, Ballarat, and Bendigo. We compare housing affordability, job opportunities, lifestyle, transport links, and
In this episode, we compare houses, units, and townhouses to help new migrant families decide which type of home best fits their needs in Australia. We explore key factors such as affordability, space, maintenance, priva
In this episode, we explore Australians' unique attitudes toward time, punctuality, and work-life balance. We discuss why being on time is generally valued for work, appointments, and formal events, while social gatherin
In this episode, we demystify how electricity and gas services work in Australia. We explain the different types of energy plans, how smart and traditional meters affect your billing, and what to look for when comparing
In this episode, we explore whether it's realistically possible to live car-free outside Australia's CBDs and inner-city areas. We break down the challenges of public transport access, suburban design, and distance betwe
In this episode, we explore why volunteering plays such a strong role in Australian society. From local sports clubs and schools to emergency services like the SES and bushfire brigades, we break down how volunteering is
In this episode, we explore why so many parts of Australia are called "shires" and what the term actually means. We break down its origins in British local government systems and how it became a common way to name region
In this episode, we explore what Australian landlords and property managers typically look for when assessing new tenants. From demonstrating stable income and providing strong references to maintaining a good rental his
In this episode, we explore the foods that have become part of everyday Australian life. From the iconic meat pie and the beloved Bunnings-style sausage sizzle to lamingtons, Vegemite, and multicultural influences that s
In this episode, we explain how to dispute fines, parking tickets, and other infringements in Australia. We break down when you have valid grounds to challenge a fine, such as signage errors, mistaken identity, or except
In this episode, we break down Australia's privacy laws and what they mean for your personal data and unwanted spam. We explain how organisations collect, store, and use your information, and the rights you have under th
In this episode, we explore Coober Pedy in South Australia, a unique underground town where many residents live beneath the surface to escape extreme desert heat. We dive into its history, opal mining origins, and how "d
In this episode, we explore Australia's unusual time zone system and why it confuses even locals. We break down why states don't all follow the same time, how daylight saving creates further differences, and why places l
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Living in Australia is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 134 episodes.
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