How I cope with UK winters
I’m starting to get goosebumps as the realisation comes to me that I’m about to go through this again.
I’m starting to get goosebumps as the realisation comes to me that I’m about to go through this again.
Whatever your reasons might be for packing up and heading off, you might like to know that the Queensland Government is currently looking to fill over 150,000 job vacancies in various locations and vocations.
I can’t help but love the British reaction to a 30 degree heat-wave. And from a place where the populace go out and 'buy' sunshine.
Anthony and Jake from Sydney live in this week's Our House in West Hampstead.
Headlining one of the biggest Antipodean line-ups to ever grace the fields of London, Sneaky Sound System know they have their work cut out for them at Homelanz this weekend.
Winter is the hardest time of year here in the UK without doubt. No Christmas BBQs. No New Year’s beach parties. No Australia Day sunburn. And I have just realised it is only just around the corner.
Tommy from Sydney, Mel from Melbourne and Ste from Kendal live in this week's Our House in Clapham Junction.
I have a love/hate relationship with London and Londoners which is inversely proportional to my attachment to my nationality. If I let it go, I can adapt better to life here.
THE STORY: The perfect combo of active and idle combined with a perfect setting, wholesome food and fantastic company.
Why do Aussies make the tortuous slog to a place where warm beer, 4pm darkness and bitterly cold winters are staple? Well, there's a whole host of reasons. From travel to music and even careers, Aussies are finding it all in London.
Ben from Melbourne and Agnes from Hobart, Tasmania live in this week's Our House in Leytonstone.