Leave Australia Before 2030

[@PeterC245]

30 years ago Australia was with out doubt the greatest nation to live , no longer the Lucky Country,

30 years ago you didn't feel the consequences that many other TRUE AUSTRALIANS and people overseas where australian army/navy/airforce was conducting illegal wars. 30 years ago you selfishly lived your life not giving a f..k about what your government was doing. Now that you are affected all of a sudden you think that australia has changed, no it hasn't. It has always been this way.

[@anzacmick8559]

i disagree on the lucky country bit...it still is.... but only for a select few... as a supposed commonwealth how our natural resources have been raped by litrally a handful of people, is beyond criminal.... we should have virtually free electricity, gas and food should be so cheap it would be laughable... its all about the few

[@BoganDoleBludger]

I agree. Now it's a backwards country.

[@judedavidson5453]

It's was the best country to grow up in back then 😢

[@westerlywinds5684]

I left Australia in 1989 already for various reasons, but nature is beautiful.

[@mervynsullivan]

As a retired professional accountant, the real problem in Australia is high taxation and excessive cost of duplication of government services with the Federal and States system. Governments waste a lot of taxpayers money. Australia needs a Department of Government Efficiency to eliminate unnecessary expenditure. It also needs to cut taxes and regulation.

[@herberzh]

The average Australian would not understand this. That's why they are so easily foolished and manipulated. People live in illusion created by government but think it's the reality.

[@sonnynguyen9907]

No more state government just federal on top and councils working directly hand to hand in everything!

[@umaddotjpg7772]

Completely agree. Labor has flushed 350 billion dollars down the toilet and helped no one with it

[@davideggleton5566]

Sounds a bit like Trump's plans with Elon on board 🤔 ... Definitely over-regulated 💯

[@ayianaarthur2551]

@@sonnynguyen9907 Its the opposite that should happen. State governments should have majority control and the federal government very little. This way the people have more say in governing themselves. A federal government with all the power is just a dictatorship.

[@Nowhereman123]

Gone to where I'm treated best. Worked hard all my life paid taxes had two children to be kicked in the guts by our governments and brainwashed people. Can't believe this has happened.

[@yvanapantino273]

Nothing can happen the way it did on a global scale without some phenomena behind it. This is a Meta-physical phenomenon for our own evolution as we change Epochs. Hence the chaos. Look deeper. Politicians are only pawns used in the process to evoke change within the masses. Such exciting times to be alive when one understands.

[@Sovereign1983]

where are you , mate ?

[@Nowhereman123]

@Sovereign1983 a place hated by the west what an eye opener. If I get nuked so be it.

[@tonismith5932]

Question their Oath and Line of Authority. Steven Spiers huge study on this. They have none. I5 all xompliance

[@tonismith5932]

No study lose Australia. Simple. Know your correct standing. Anzacs spilt blood for.

[@Barry190266]

I left Australia a few months ago. The housing crisis has been manufactured by the federal government allowing un-checked migration. Many more people are being allowed into the country than can be housed, and it still continues.

[@tonismith5932]

Yeah to cause great chaos like in UK, US and Ireland

[@Andre_XX]

Albo and his goons will be history next year at the election because of this insane immigration .

[@gettothepoint6643]

They can't offer their "solutions", without first creating a few problems.

[@lauchlanguddy1004]

Unchecked migration??/ its heavily controlled and with no migration we depopulate dohhhhhhhh

[@doughbroNZ]

It goes deeper than that. Negative gearing is a policy that was implemented and has gone unchanged since the 1930's. How can we hope to house a growing population, with or without reasonable migration, with a law that outdated? Try to touch it and everyone 50+ gets real excited real fast...not to touch on the deeper systemic issues issues with construction costs and lack of sufficiently skilled labour.

[@movingloz]

110% Agree 👍… Australian 🇦🇺 here, 55, divorced, adult kids, gay man. I despise what this country has become and I am so glad that I am getting to the end of my time. Busting my ass trying to pay off a 2 bedroom unit so that I can leave my kids something. Working literally day and night 7 days a week in my own business. Our government is against us, no matter which side is in power. You get the odd independents that come along but eventually sell their soul, Peter Garrett for example. They’re all tarred with the same brush. Governments hate small business and the pressure is on with taxes, systems constantly changing, they just want 100% control. We live in a dictatorship and it’s getting worse every day.

[@mostlikely...]

This man is correct - The communist Labor party & Anthony Albanese have destroyed Australia 🤡🇦🇺

[@sylviam6535]

Yes, they want 100% control. That was obvious 30 years ago.

[@jhpfdijtuiweruot]

@@EdvardoLockhart-wq3fk And when he arrives, his "wife" will have the power to take the property off him and get him kicked out of the country forever. Good plan

[@666dualsport]

glad you left--- we dont want your sort here

[@CH-yp5by]

As a gay you have better rights in Oz than many pretty much all other affordable countries. You should be grateful how woke Oz is!

[@anthonycowles3153]

I would leave tomorrow if my pension was paid overseas , but it's not , working until you're 70 years old is elder abuse ...

[@newafricanforum]

Isn't aussie pension paid overseas? Ie the super?

[@thegormlesstwit849]

It can be paid overseas, but I think they cut it down a bit.

[@yardman111100]

Exactly right. They raised the retirement age and stole years off our life and noone did nothing.

[@kahntul-ay2500]

Your pension gets paid overseas if you are talking about SuperAnnuation. I'm not sure about social security.

[@celtic03cj]

Sorry mate , last time I looked you were able to get your pension overseas. Maybe it has charged . I left 12 years ago

[@joblogs1072]

Purchased two tractor tyres last week cost $3,500 for Indian made tyres they were the best I could find. Australia is now a third world country our money has no value, inflation is out of control, we are now a financialised debt slave economy with a two party political system that no longer represents the people. Good luck in South America.

[@tahliamobile]

Having travelled to many "third world countries", I can confidently say that Australia is decades behind in infrastructure, medical, health and community development. A new ranking would see very fast down the list of developed countries.

[@jonsimmons4150]

Dont make a wheelbarrow in oz.. !!

[@Nathan-yy2xs]

Australia has been a 3rd world country for the last 24 years. It has no industry left. It's serving only on mining. And selling its minerals to China. If it didn't have that Australia GDP would be same as New Zealand. With 4 times the population. Australia GDP is the same today as it was 20 years ago. Theirs no growth

[@MaryLov113]

Everything is getting worst unfortunately.

[@paulfri1569]

​@@Nathan-yy2xsA Wealthy Red Chinese retirement compound also..

[@smartarse2008]

Im an Aussie, born in 1983. Only dad worked, 2 cars, mortgage, private schools for all 3 kids. Great life! Now, over populated with immigrants who cant speak the language, housing is a nightmare, petrol and every day items high, energy prices are ridiculous!! Government is selling us and our mining resources/energy overseas and we foot the clean up bill! We dont even sing the national anthem at school anymore. Refugees getting handouts. Aged care system is a joke. Its a slap in the face for my father who worked his socks off for the passed 45+ years to be sharing the supports with migrants who did sh*t for this country!! The Australia foreigners idealize is far from the truth. Its gone now, replaced with burkas and turbans.

[@fattah7473]

Well I really thought australia is belong to aboriginals ? Will you be going to the uk or Ireland as well?

[@sandjosandjo6346]

thank the migrants who came after the second world war, thanks to them the economy grew, they built this country, if migrants and other civilizations had not come, kangaroos and dingoes would still be walking in the center of Sydney.

[@perthgirl1012]

​@@fattah7473All land belongs to God!!!

[@drevakelemen52n92]

😢😢😢 I LOVE YOU SO MUCH 😘 DrEva

[@dude144975]

You’re an immigrant yourself too, so why blame yourself?

[@bradessendon05]

Moved to Bali 8 month ago (I have an Asian partner) and havent looked back! Australia is sterile and far from "the lucky country" I grew up in back in the 80's and 90's, you're just a robot for the Government. Yes, there are sacrifics to be made moving out of Australia, but man, its peanuts compered to living in communist Australia. The minute I landed in Bali, the feeling of freedom fantastic!

[@candicem9344]

Not communist more like fascist capitalism

[@ashleym2878]

I can't wait to get out of here

[@ashleym2878]

​@@candicem9344capitalism isn't the problem that's what makes the world go round. The government has just made sure the average person doesn't get the chance to capitalise thats why no one can ever get ahead here they just move the goal post the closer you get. If you think wealth should be spread evenly thats about as communist as it gets. Maybe do some research on what capitalism means

[@sylviam6535]

Australia has been overly controlled for decades.

[@sylviam6535]

@@candicem9344- It’s a combination. It’s definitely comm. when it comes to the equity stuff.

[@ianpickett8420]

Unfortunately , this guy is right . Not much fun living in Australia anymore ........... too many rules , extremely high taxation , limited housing options , food / fuel pricing has probably doubled .

[@Kedewa013]

Sounds like PNG! No wait, that IS our life here in PNG! 😪😪🤕

[@Epic3032]

Problem is, no where to hide from what's coming as its happening globally!

[@candicem9344]

What is ?

[@candicem9344]

😂😂😂

[@gettothepoint6643]

True but there will always be pockets of strict enforcement and lax enforcement. Every day more and more people are waking up to the lie. But because so many are waking up, I fear they will fell very threatened about losing control of the masses and will probably trigger some very dark events.

[@eugeniogibson172]

NO, A lot of countries are fighting back. America, Argentina, Paraguay, Poland, Hungary, The Philippines...Just we need the CHRISTIAN RIGHT back in power in Australia, and we will fix Oz. We need a TRUMP!

[@judedavidson5453]

That's right, i think lots of people really don't understand what the end game plan is them, honey spots around the world they will get at. Better being somewhere you know

[@daniellebcooper7160]

This is our home. This is the country that our forefathers fought for. STAND AND FIGHT.

[@aileenbell2248]

Exactly 👍

[@richardosborne2067]

Yep punch the wind....no guts here except Pauline Hanson....

[@tahliamobile]

People don't want to fight. They just want to live easy, peaceful lives. Australia has become a bureaucratic mess, unaffordable and very difficult.

[@tonismith5932]

Yes. I stand behind Steven Spiers (Locusts and Honey on YT), he has been warning us for years. Our Gov no longer works for We the People.

[@tonismith5932]

Lest We Forget

[@MASC440]

55yo M in Aussie. We are in rapid decline. I'm planning to exit.

[@danythrinbell1596]

i'm packing , bloody nightmare , i'm trowing half of my belongings , its just a disaster

[@davidbee7394]

Agreed

[@adamthompson78]

bye

[@PollyDollyBabe]

They are all gone soon. Rip

[@Shabssaif]

Asking out of curiosity, where will you go? You need to secure a permanent residency in another country and you need money and time. Age is not on your side.

[@BrownBread-qq2jp]

I’m 18 and live in Victoria. I don’t think I will ever own a house without being in crushing debt.

[@OzBloke]

Sadly, you’ll be paying extra taxes to fix up the financial disaster that has been Labour (it’s been a problem before), mainly because there’s bugger all left to sell off after the last few debacles. Too much unplanned for immigration and stupid Wokeism. However, nothing is impossible and hope for your sake some strong and rational people can take the reins again soon. 😎

[@rainbowcreative5318]

Your not alone 😢 my son is in the very same situation. You guys can't settle.

[@amyandanth110]

I left Australia in 2019, moved to Thailand and now I experience true freedom. No more financial stress. Now I own two homes mortgage free. That would never be a reality in Australia for me . Though I love Australia the country, I just don’t like the system. It’s very suppressive. You have a cop around every corner in Australia just waiting to fine you for something . In Thailand you don’t see any police , unless you’re in the tourist hot spots. If you’re not happy where you are then change it. Just don’t move to a country where it’s all about taking your money, like Australia, Europe, and North America.

[@des668]

what a dumb thing to say 🤣🤣🤣

[@perthgirl1012]

Yep, looking to do the same!!

[@MrKynuna]

Better like it, the longer you’re away the harder it becomes financially to return. Unless you have assets hedged here in Australia

[@stujanes]

Couldn't agree more. I left Australia many years ago with no regret. Australia has changed 😢

[@rataylor59]

Where did you go to?

[@yvanapantino273]

The world has changed bc the cycle of the Ages/Epochs has changed under the influence of sun cycles. There are more ppl fleeing to Australia than out of Australia for good reason. Places like Europe are a complete basket case, traversing a cosmic controlled demolition. The Western economics model of resource extraction, deforestation, theft and wars is unsustainable and placed humanity on a path of the 6th Great Extinction of our own kind. There is nowhere to escape to. If humans do nothing to change their mentality, we will be gone as a species within 20-50 years according to scientists. Less consumption & expectation = more life.

[@jw-vx8im]

Ruined by excess immigration

[@R00RAL]

​@jw-vx8im set up... the whole thing was set up.. there's an Agenda.

[@suddenlyold]

@@rataylor59 they never answer

[@claudiaj.1994]

Australia has changed so bad. I don't even recognise it and it will get worse. Migration has changed the identity of the country and that repeatedly welcome to country bs.

[@SJ-ow7ui]

Blame Labour for that. !!! The boats completely stopped when the Libs were in.

[@luismalo7886]

Libs stoped a a thousand boat people getting in and we’re letting 150.000 in through the airport each year as the big end of town love emigration it keeps income pays down as there is more competition and more more people more cash in there pockets , you really believe the liberal spin , there the same

[@DimitarBerberu]

@@SJ-ow7ui Blame capitalists & US/UK for that brainwashing.& exploitation.

[@chrisb3189]

​@@SJ-ow7uithe immigrants are legal...

[@ChristopherWhite-yg4hh]

Thats a lie ​@SJ-ow7ui

[@Argentina671]

I am Russian living in Australia, and nothing worse for me then 90s in Russia, when I was a teenager, so I am still here forever!!!

[@DimitarBerberu]

Russia was weak then. Now AU is going in that direction. Social life is getting worse here & never has been better than Socialist Yugoslavia - ruined by Capitalists from envy :(

[@jusjohnson6410]

Absolutely relevant perspective, thankyou! I think I'll tough it out here too...❤

[@olgatikhomirova5797]

​@@DimitarBerberuThat's true!

[@olgatikhomirova5797]

Russia is going up now and Australia is rolling down the hill! Only a brainwashed udiot cannot see it!

[@FarmLifestyle997]

So were do you go? There's terrible problems in every country- Ukraine and Russia are at war, so go there? Then that russian so called prophet zherenovsky saying its better to have dictatorship recently? England and Europe run over by extremists (you know what kind).... then tsunamis can destroy this tiny island like Indonesia etc. So where do you go? History simply repeats itself over and over again.

[@infoanalysistconspiracyrealist]

There's no where to go, what's happening here is happening all over the planet!

[@chicoxiba]

yep

[@Yahuah780]

I like your KZbin channel picture! Yahuah halleluYAH ❤️ I hate to break it to ya but we don't live on a, "planet" but a plane. The earth is flat. Jump up in the air but when you land, the dry doesn't move!! NASA lies and pump billions of dollars, daily to fool the masses into believing there is no firmament and no creator so people fall for the devil.. outer space garbage 🗑️ there is NO OUTER space

[@alisonmacpherson8133]

🎯

[@sunriseboy4837]

Yeah, the WEF saw to that.

[@Starvaze]

America, watch out. It's coming to you next

[@tom-u8k6y]

and think the uk is worse in every single way. i just moved to russia and there are loads of people from austraila here randomly

[@alexinanalogue2645]

Living there or on holidays? What age demographic if you don't mind me asking?

[@anthonycowles3153]

Id love to move to Russia , Putin is a great man ...

[@flick4196]

Hi. Are there certain areas where Aussies are? I would like to find out more.

[@kaleeysmith8801]

where they live? moscow or small cities?

[@bfnew4440]

Wow. Legit. Very interesting.. have any given u insights as to why they have moved?

[@peterjames37]

Although I speak Japanese, and the cost of good housing in Japan is incredibly cheap, I don't really want to move to japan or any other Asian country. My hope is that the war/special operation in Russia will end soon. If it does end soon, I will hopefully be able to leave Australia, where both sides of my family have lived for more than 200 years, and go to Eastern Russia. Other places like Moldova and Romania are a good option. One of the main problems Australia has, is crime. The Australian government is extremely lenient on organized crime. The reason for this is money laundering. Many small businesses are used to launder money. These small businesses are run properly, pay taxes and superannuation and employ a lot of people. The problem is so huge, the government can not afford to stop organized crime, if it does stop organized crime, a huge sector that employs a lot of people will disappear and 10's of thousands of people will suddenly become unemployed. There is now also a new "elite" class of people in Australia, made up of executive level public servants, politicians, gov't consultants and advisors. This is on top of those who are always guaranteed gov't contracts. So why Russia? Russia has an extremely advanced education and technology sector, and lots of jobs.

[@lauchlanguddy1004]

Russia, Moldova and Romania..... good luck. Ever been there?? I have. Five minutes was enough

[@eugeniogibson172]

Yes, I agree with you. Russia is another good option. I have been to Russia in 2011, and I realized how good the country was . Now, in Russia you have people with good Christian values, and they are NOT contaminated with gender ideology. While in OZ, most of people are becoming secular and contaminated with gender and communist ideologies.

[@Meditatewithmothernature]

@@lauchlanguddy1004 you haven't been in Russia...don't lie!

[@micheasz]

Russia is not a good choice for the average Westerner...

[@doughbroNZ]

1. Call it for what it is, a war. Not a 'special operation.' 2. Pot calling the kettle black. While you may make some valid points about organized crime and morally bankrupt behaviour, I seriously doubt Russia would be better in this regard..

[@openmind3699]

Voting for labour , national , liberal or greens is the quintessential meaning of stupidity, You want to be wealthier, want your food to be cheaper? Want your fuel and everything else to be a fair price ? Want to pay less taxes want to see this resource rich country rich ? Then stop voting the 3 major parties and instead regardless of your opinions of certain individuals vote One Nation ,!!! America is learning that’s why Trump was voted in ! We need different leaders in Government!

[@dylangarsed7254]

Spot on! Well said❤

[@Andre_XX]

Most people are just robots and incapable of a single rational thought.

[@lauchlanguddy1004]

T RUMP.... insane

[@eugeniogibson172]

I AGREE WITH YOU !

[@JT-wk2zp]

I like Pauline Hanson.

[@rudifrech756]

I come from Germany about 40 years ago as an hired mechanical engineer and stayed. The great lifestyle is gone.I is sad to see how this this country is gone downhill.

[@AlexThipthorp]

Do you think you will stay or leave Rudi?

[@Albo-bot]

It’s just happened so quickly. Housing has doubled or tripled in Queensland in just 2 years! Labor and Coalition the same. They are traitors to the youth of this country

[@sunriseboy4837]

Because my fellow countrymen are dull in the head. Especially here in the "stupid state" of Qld.

[@DavidHarrisonDGH]

I've lived in China and the country, under the CCP, is far more comfortable, relaxed and safer than Australia. I'm currently building with my Filipina wife in the Philippines and I'm preparing to leave Australia forever and to be able to see my family and friends in China too.

[@JohnAmbachtsheer-h3n]

Good

[@ryan771211]

until you have to work 996 schedule

[@rjagad]

Chinese propaganda.

[@kiwipinos]

Philippines is amazing, australia is a hell hole, long faces depressing boring country.

[@CVYR490]

Its still better than the evil lying western propaganda advisement 🤣

[@LogicallySoundMM]

I'd rather be in Australia than bloody England !!

[@johnm84]

Both Australia and England are horrible. Most Western countries are horrible.

[@tonismith5932]

It's coming here too

[@jenny1234361]

…for now….Australia is following in UK tracks….

[@ashleym2878]

For now. Yhe UK wasn't that bad just a short while ago. In 5 years I guarantee we are as bad if not worse than UK is now. Then just like all the other woke run countries will continue to decline. The places you consider 3rd world now are on the up and up why? No woke no W.E.F. no watering down the value of there money by borrowing to give it away.

[@jonsimmons4150]

Don't come to australia! I'm from uk, 9 yrs in oz.. unemployment is quadruple official numbers. Can't find anywhere to live! For ex: ₤9 a pint of lager.. Only petrol is cheaper than uk, and leccy if you have solar!! I'm.not joking!- I'm.heading to.uk asap- and I have aus. Citizenship aswell.

[@rainbowcreative5318]

I agree 100%. My son is 26 and will never own a home. He is saving and saving but can not make even the minimum deposit needed. He said he wants to move to Bali. How insane is that, he can't afford a home, have a family or enjoy his life here....... in the place of his birth.

[@betoaguiar63]

If he's going to Bali, then he's even dumber, why would anyone move to a Muslim place that is worse? Try Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines(except Mindanao, Cebu). Bali is the worst mistake ever, it's an ongoing trap for foreigners...

[@Berbatov204]

been traveling to Thailand for the last 15 years, moving there permanently feb 2025, Australia will never recover.

[@johnm84]

Yes you're right. Australia is buggered. Thailand is lovely. Good luck and all the best.

[@conniem2394]

Not unless we get rid of the world biggest aggressor. Usa is running our country

[@Observ8or]

I'm planning on moving there in 3 years. Can't wait.

[@williamcrossan9333]

10:00: Indeed, Australia despite its aging population, is a very youth obsessed society. Older people are actually quite shunned I reckon.

[@ksnjos001]

The rich are exploiting the new immigrants who are mostly Youth...

[@Ayeayeaye614]

yes , older people easily become invisible here.

[@Smiths_Chips]

You are not wrong. I am 70 and my husband is 74 and we feel.invisible to everybody.

[@DimitarBerberu]

It's not obsessed by youth but by Western individualism :(Capitalist design) to exploit the younger & disrespect Family Values (valued in Asia. :)

[@LukeXMV]

In Australia the old people are locked in aged care camps. Away from other people. Not accessible. Pedestrian unfriendly.

[@blackstarboys4719]

Hello from Melbourne,, I’m glad I’m nearly 50 because I had a great childhood and most of my adult life. I couldn’t agree with you more. I’m looking to go get some land in the bush, well away from any big city. My misses is from Thailand and she was asking me to move to Thailand but I can’t handle humility, so she’s on board with homesteading here. And yep, she’s very feminine and just a great breath of fresh air. We’ve been together for about 5 years. I stopped dating Australian women years ago because I don’t need another man or high maintenance person to suck the joy out of life. You’re absolutely spot on mate. Cheers 🇦🇺

[@berhanhaile1018]

😂😂 'I don't need another man' Still laughing....

[@Hannah-rl5lt]

​😂😂😂😂😂good one

[@manalidris9850]

😂😂😂

[@julianshalders6047]

Negative gearing ruined the housing market in Australia, care of john Howard.

[@HML-it7te]

Partially, but lack of housing with increasing immigration is the real issue. No forward planning of infrastructure.

[@saturupiah5940]

Negative gearing was introduced in Oz in 1938, but I agree that negative gearing played a role in increasing property prices in Oz especially after compulsory superannuation was introduced by Paul Keating. Negative gearing in Oz can only be applied on investment properties which encourages speculation. In the US it’s applied to your primary residence, this is good for the community and leads to lower time preferences and better quality housing. The other major contributor has been a huge increase in migration.

[@TheHsan22]

BS. Renters have never had it so good. New rules and regulations re the property, insulation etc, introduced by state Labor govts, and removal of bad renters just adds to the rent risk and accordingly the rent rate. Many landlords just walk away and invest elsewhere..again the result is higher rent.

[@loosegoose2466]

Yep and a ridiculous volume of migrants. Lovely people but too many and not enough houses

[@sampsonsunny6298]

Little Johny, took our guns the fucka.

[@Givemeabreak12]

I live I ireland, 42% tax on anything over 42k per year. I worked in Oz for a year. Very easy going work culture and taxes are relatively low. If you think you got it bad then welcome to hell when you come here!

[@jeanvonbarberode2377]

As an European living in OZ, I can confirm this, even the property everywhere in the EU are more expensive in ratio to average salary than in Australia and they panic here that the own house dream is gone, they do not have any idea how good they are still here in OZ!

[@johnm84]

Taxes in Australia are 30 to 45 percent. There are also taxes on everything in Australia including GST goods and services property capital gains and lots of other things. Australia is worse than Ireland.

[@ashleym2878]

Mate we had I guy from a third world country come to work for us but he preferred to go back home. He said and I agree 100 percent Ausies have there heads up there own ass and I'm an Ausy and I agree. Easy going work is the main problem everyone expects to stand around all day with there D in there hand doing nothing. I have ADD and I can't handle doing nothing but every workplace boars me and anoys me no one is doing anything and my ADD makes me go hard while everyone else does jack. Not only that but I work my ass of and it doesn't even cover rent. I have to do some illegal shit to get by so yeah real good country my ass

[@ashleym2878]

​@@jeanvonbarberode2377you sound like a typical Aussie head up your backside. How is working 12 hours a day 7 days a week ok when it doesn't cover rent. In 4 years rentals are literally double where do you think it's going from here thats right it will continue to sky-rocket. Anytime the government touches housing they make it worse it's because they have no clue what there doing or its intentional. You will own nothing and be happy, in reality you will be pissed off. And to compare Aus to a already corrupt communist places like the UK is bizarre there's a reason people are fleeing there too. In a few years Australia will be as bad if not worse than the UK now. But by then because you have typical blind ausy attitude you will still think it's ok somehow. We are where the UK was at around 5 years ago. Atleast the pom at work sees it he sees it going the same way

[@nikkion2140]

OMG. Are you serious. I am thinking of moving back to Dublin! I left Dublin in 2005 to London UK which is going down the tube now.

[@davidnecic3391]

There is Any Countries To Run To, This Will Be World wide, Every Country Will Be The Same, Stand and Fight For Your Freedom, Thank you.

[@cloudmountaindog8537]

Have you got any tips on how one might do that effectively?

[@cryptocrusader6078]

BS the West is finished

[@spudmckenzie4959]

How do you stand and fight when Noone is going to stand and fight with you?

[@lyyliesther984]

Step out of the system. Dont get yourself into debt then you have freedom to quit jobs when you want.

[@DimitarBerberu]

​@@lyyliesther984 That's what great philosophers (like me) think;) Possessionism destroyed humans that are now worse than beasts. Don't insult the Ethical animals ;)

[@good_man4083]

28 years ago I got $26.50 per hour , now the wage same how to explain that ?

[@barryvincentredmond3973]

Wages have certainly not kept pace with inflation.Earnings more or less going backwards.

[@westerlywinds5684]

Same in Canada. Both our countries seem to be ruled by one source. This is no coincident. This will all be revealed sooner, over later.

[@FelipeSarmiento]

Because you didn’t get news skills ?

[@willhammer8665]

I got 30 dollars per hr 20 years ago without a qualification. I went to get 2 degrees and I am earning $50/hr and half of my wage is tax. Shocking.

[@johnm84]

I will be leaving Australia in the next few years. I will be moving to Croatia.

[@ladyowl9187]

Croatia is no better unless you're cashed up. I was there for 8 years. Just got back. Filled with Nepalese, Chinese and Indians. Culture shock over there.

[@User-5-c9v]

Don't go

[@gbthrylos]

The EU countries are screwed

[@ZiggyTheCat777]

Me and my family are off to Belgrade in a few months - we sold our house- we’re getting out to be more feee and not be financially and culturally violated.

[@miroperinich2495]

If you are thinking about Australian life in my Croatia then forget about it. Don't come. Life is normal here which Australians cannot understand. All you care about is money.

[@PeterC245]

In 1980 I bought a 3 bedroom 2 story brick house, for 60 K AUd that 60k today is worth 290k but the house is worth 800k , work that out , ?

[@TommyZeus-i8n]

Inflation?

[@rickbart1]

Fun fact: Since 1900, the price of a house has always doubled every 7.5 years This includes depression and recessions too.

[@sunnyssundries]

@@TommyZeus-i8nscamflation. Inflation is prices and wages go up. Deflation is the opposite. Prices go up, but wages stay the same? Scam!

[@davidpascoe5977]

Supply and Demand

[@sabebarker]

@@rickbart1 Sorry but, this statement is false. While house prices have generally increased over time, the claim that they have always doubled every 7.5 years, including during depressions and recessions, is an oversimplification. Housing markets are influenced by various factors such as economic conditions, interest rates, supply and demand, and government policies. There have been periods, especially during economic downturns like the Great Depression and the Great Recession, where housing prices did not follow this pattern and even experienced significant declines.

[@waynetowers5828]

Absolutely correct I had a gut full of Danial Andrews , then Albanese came to power Thailand is wonderful

[@DimitarBerberu]

AU was destroyed by John Howardism, but designed by US/UK. Who has seen any net good from them?

[@institches9109]

Im a small business owner and just sold the business at a loss. Worked for 6 years and only 1 day off to sleep. Missed out on outings, family events, kids school events . 6 years in business was a total blur. You cant get ahead, even the cost of materials for the business went up in price and if the owner of the building you are currently leasing off, if they see your business doing well they will increase the rent. You come home late night after being at studio all day sometimes i couldnt even eat dinner i was so tired. As the owner operator its a natural instinct to stay back after hours to clean, organise paper work for council etc... absolutely exhuasted. You should be working to be able to live not to live a life just to work. I love Australia, but sometimes it makes you want to go back to Thailand. 😢

[@betoaguiar63]

Been through the exact same thing, gave up on the 10 year mark, also leaving the country... still in disbelief that I actually see Vietnam as a better option than Australia now. At least they are nationalistic, look after themselves first, hard working folks, no nanny state, better opportunities. The Uniparty have screwed Australia completely...

[@anthonycoleman1909]

Got Retirement Visa in Cambodia for 12 months. It was easier than re-entering Australia with my Australian passport

[@TheFrogga69]

The pollies are there for themselves, what has Albo done? I left when I realised I had no rights, except to do as I’m told.

[@barbaraschain9260]

What Albo has done is been a good saver...to the tune of $4 million for his new house...

[@tonismith5932]

No rights aboard the Citizenship. None.

[@aussiecrew603]

SFA

[@UltimateGattai]

It would be worse under the Liberals.

[@gilletphilippe4473]

U tube does not allow me to tell the truth so no comments .

[@Magnus-qr7lj]

Join the banned club!

[@Crogunson-wb2zl]

For sure anything you may comment that's for real is immediately censored, this will only get Worse.I certainly have concerns for my children,Country Victoria checking in.

[@RavenAutoPartsCo]

Yer, not much free speech allowed on YT. I got pinged several times for mentioning the sand maggots scum they are allowing into Australia. 😮

[@1982dsc]

Yes my comments regularly just disappear too

[@micheasz]

We need to be more creative. For example, how do you tell if someone is constantly acting stupid? You were always chasing wisdom and it was always faster..

[@konkon2412]

Which young families you're referring to? In Australia, many men face challenges where, by the time they pay off their mortgage, they risk losing everything in a divorce.

[@melattard2037]

And for women we work and raise the children , he decides he's not happy , walks out & you get zero in the separation because of the useless lawyers . Has happened to many women i know . We are all getting done over

[@zdravkomomci7570]

If an Asian woman needs to make a choice between you and her family she will choose her family from her village. That love is material only, it's in their tradition to find resources to make life her family Thailand is a perfect example. You can't just have her, that's the Asian deal and I heard many stories of men packing up and coming back to Australia

[@reddog5201]

So you vote for Labor then leave when you don't like what they do to the country 🙄

[@UltimateGattai]

Correction, Liberals caused most of the damage, Labor has barely ruled the last couple of decades. Although I do think it was dumb af to continue with the high immigration policy.

[@stephenokeeffe3970]

I hear you 🙄. Still, not many listen.

[@manwithanidea]

Nigga we have no choice to vote 😂

[@grantdavis953]

I’ve decided to become a burden on the government.

[@Andre_XX]

Why not? The government has decided to be a burden on us.

[@suddenlyold]

lol

[@mr5southviewst]

lol if everyone went on centrelink that would cripple the gov if they didnt spend the money

[@AussiePom]

@@mr5southviewst The government would just raise income taxes sky high to pay for you all. You'd still be no better off because everything else would rise too from fuel to food.

[@Stuart.Branson.]

The grass isn't greener anywhere

[@jabfree4eva]

For cost of living it is!🎉

[@moparmadman1134]

Probably the US under Trump would be my choice

[@GregoryBamber]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Believe what you like. I have actually been out of Australia and there are countries better and not western ones corrupted by the Rothschilds and their criminal accomplices !!!!

[@jimdiamond8246]

It is when your lied to and taxed into poverty.

[@paranoidandroid9825]

He who creates owns the Gubberment created the birth certificate drivers license, Medicare card ,Social Security, passport, and everything else that puts you in CONTRACT your signature on all Government documents has enslaved you all. A DEED of SURRENDER of it all will end the CONTRACT but you can’t purchase anything with your identification that is your DNA and Fingerprints that would be slavery. You can only use that when you murder someone.

[@angelcry79]

The year 2030 will be of fundamental importance for many countries.

[@martinscrapp7166]

But it's more important to the WEF.

[@angelcry79]

Correct. The WEF we the fate of nations.

[@rickbart1]

It used to be 2021, (Agenda) then Trump was elected in 2016 and put a spanner in the works and it had to be extended to 2030. I think 2030 is going to be kicked back again.

[@andrewtucker7437]

Can totally relate, especially about Perth. People with closed minds who think the place is paradise, and it's not. I've been living in the Philippines with my fiance for two months now. Don't have a job yet, but it's really easy to set up a business here. Two years before I can claim my super, but I'm happy to wait. I don't want to lock myself into an early grave working into my 70's. Have a wonderfully supportive family, and our parents will help us to see the next couple of years through. Believe me, I'm thankful. And well said, my lady IS very feminine and proper. It's a delight to be here. Family values are just so much better. My advice to others; LEAVE.

[@christophertabet5728]

33 year old Aussie with 2 university degress. I lived in Asia before the pandemic and loved it. Would love to move back to Asia and build an online business. Only thing holding me back is friends and family here. I think I will eventually make the move to Malaysia or Vietnam. Just trying to figure out whether I need to build a base here first in the case that I need to come back for whatever reason

[@starloszelson4541]

I thought Australians hated Asians

[@serahthomas6308]

I think this is a common problem everywhere.

[@betoaguiar63]

Vietnam definitely better, stay away from Muslim countries...

[@gavinlew8273]

Meanwhile Asians are planning to move to OZ :D

[@Topaz2022]

Same thing going on in Canada. Time to pull a Hank Snow!! I;m Movin On!

[@davidbee7394]

I can't stand "most" Aussies complaining about the cost of living..... Australia got/get what they voted for! You want green energy? You have to pay for it! You want higher wages? You have to pay more at the counter! You want immigration without supporting infrastructure? you wont get homes, schools and hospitals. You want to give Centrelink handouts to everyone for everything? Then that is where you are sending your taxes and there is no money for health. It's not the governments fault. It's the voters!!!! Anyone who vote Labor/Green/Teals have NO right to complaining. For everyone else, I agree, don't plan to retire in AU. We have over 1 trillion in debt with no real prospect of paying it.. Hence just interest we will pay forever. What happens when coal and minerals are replaced by better technology? Australian's need to remember, we are nothing in the global environment and need to get a reality check.

[@blokeabouttown2490]

Virtually nobody wanted or voted for mass immigration, poor infrastructure or green energy. These things were foisted on us. It doesn't matter which of the two major parties are in government, they both have the same agenda.

[@UserABC123-or4gh]

Mass immigration was Labor’s policy, particularly Albanese’s. I still don’t understand why so many people voted them in.

[@UltimateGattai]

Those who vote liberal have no right to complain, that's what you meant to say.

[@doughbroNZ]

You forgot that we are ultimately a banana and education economy except our bananas are more valuable on the world stage. Unless we produce and export more value added goods we will be at the back of the OECD pack

[@davidbee7394]

@@blokeabouttown2490 Yes. I understand. What I am saying is if the majority keep voting for it, then I am sick of people complaining about the wrong things. Start complaining about core issues Like why we have politicians/lawmakers bypassing laws. We MUST respect the majority. Even though I think Australian Political Parties are nothing more than criminal syndicates engaging in nothing less than legalised cartel activities.

[@Evie170]

He votes ALP all of his life and wonders why the economy is in a slump... :O

[@theREELdogman]

boomers lol

[@dylangarsed7254]

Exactly!!

[@natemac7927]

Fools who never realised they are both wings to the same putrid bird.. Smh.. Ford or Holden.. Red or blue.. Drones who judge others? 😂

[@elisabethpearl9790]

Regardless of anyone's vote....if you check the govt's own website, you will see that in the past 70 plus years, the govt in power has NOT been the ALP, but the party currently in opposition.....it's a short-sighted view....the current economic situation here is reflecting the global situation, and has been increasingly building for decades, in fact.

[@SLVBULL]

Left wing right wing same bird

[@indianabroaddiaries-ji5pj]

I left Australia in April 2024. Feeling calmed relaxed 😅

[@handbrake17]

I'm 32 years old I have had two serious injuries doing my job which has resulted in two hand surgeries and four major spine surgeries don't get me wrong I am very thankful for WorkCover here in Australia I'm very happy that we have it but they also think that it is a great idea that when you are on what cover they lessen your wage down to 75% now that's not so bad if you are living on a reasonable wage but if you were already on a very poor wage like I was and they lessen your money you basically get left teetering the line where you can't quit can't work for anybody and no way to make the money back up that they now take from you because they don't think you need it because you're not going to work yeah what they don't seem to realise is when you are at home your power is on gas is on all of your stuff is getting used for entertainment because there is nothing to do you are left with no money to go anywhere barely enough to survive to buy food and pay the bills and then they wonder why your mental health goes to total and complete shitt 32 years old I work myself to death to only be left in a country that expects me to work like a fucking slave for the rest of my life yeah now I'm in a position I won't be able to do it realistically I'm not in any kind of physical capacity anymore to live week to week so when you end up down and out this country literally stomps you into the Pavement just to finish you off that is why me and my partner I can't wait to leave because we can never buy a house not on 43,000 k a year after tax I'm trying to keep two people afloat with that much money in a fucking rental that they charge you the same amount of money in rent as what the mortgage is leaving you locked in a vicious loop of never being able to save a deposit to get yourself out of the rental loop to buy yourself a fucking house this country is a joke if you want to live a life that is worth living leave it if you want to be a paid slave then stay

[@debrajaima5967]

I hear your pain and I honestly pray for your recovery! Meditation helped me recover from chronic post traumatic stress and now I just feel the calm and peace of my true nature, no matter what challenges present in my life. You have a very strong mind so use it to literally change your life. I suggest watching Dr Joe Dispenza talks. He is so inspirational. The knowledge which he shares will help you get out of the frustrating mental loop you are caught in. Wishing you all the best!! May Amma bless your journey. (see Amma.org too) xx

[@liabeachy]

Yep it sux . Then it’s a disability pension

[@andrewskinner8560]

I’m not running away, my family is here and I want my country back. I could leave but no matter where I go, every country has their own issues. You want Australia back? A better government? Most importantly Positive Change? Fight for it that’s what I’m going to do.

[@nickxelyt5660]

I appreciate your determination. Seems better than running.

[@earthwarriors3146]

Count me in...🙏💪

[@seandaly3983]

lol.. fight with what? Words and sticks? When Aussies learn that this country does not have its freedoms protected by any laws then we may have a revolution.. till then your illusions are just that 👍🏼 surely Covid proved that to you already

[@parvezmalikvlogs1311]

I appreciate your spirit. Australia is great n always will

[@kulturnistanice]

Expats in lower-income countries have privilege from the inequality. Average monthly income in Paraguay: $380 USD. In Australia: about $7,700 AUD.

[@cherianthomas8232]

Come to NZ and you will see what cost of living is ..

[@SallyIronic]

The house prices in New Zealand are CRRRAAZZYY!!! What the hell.

[@sunriseboy4837]

Thanks to Jacinta.

[@Ayeayeaye614]

that left over govt of Adern needs to be cleaned out.

[@briandyson7800]

@@sunriseboy4837 total bs. Rodger Douglas and Bob Jones are responsible for the speculative housing market along with the Banks.

[@briandyson7800]

@@Ayeayeaye614 Woman hating incels are out in force online. Who would have thought!

[@mudoclips]

Good on you Jeff! I migrated to Australia from Argentina ten years ago and now I’m starting to think just like you. Family of four + loan + expenses…numbers just don’t add up. I freak out every month and live really stressed

[@JasonKing-i1v]

Australia sincerely is a prison cell. Our press is controlled by the U.S. Intelligence agencies, our former PM, Gough Whitlam was removed from office in 1975 for calling for an 'Independent Australia, a 'Peace Accord in the Pacific, speaking of 'Closing Pine Gap' AND beating Nixon to China in 1971. Your average Australian is an insular minded prisoner in their own country as a result and most of us are doing it that tough they're at each other's throats. Not to mention our American controlled press has half the country beating War drums against our biggest trading partner (a joke given China hasn't been at War since 16th March 1979) AND we've just blown the farm on submarines we neither need or will be lucky to even see in this lifetime. It's just a pathetic excuse for a democracy or true freedom AND you've subsequently got more chance of running over a Tasmanian Tiger than finding an affordable lifestyle. It's basically a question of 'Australia, what the bloody hell can we do?'

[@enzo.l1878]

It's nice he is trying to explain why it bad in Aus. Forgot to mention GST tax which is a further 10% on top of wage tax 33%, not to mention the fuel tax which is about one third the bill. All taxes considered, Aus is conservatively about 45% tax, without considering land tax depending on what state you're in.

[@stephenkereopa7495]

I left for the same reasons . Trouble is definitely on the way. Greed is killing Australia.

[@Starvaze]

How much for a Qantas ticket to America?

[@davidhamtaro]

Tax is unbelievable. Since everything we spent is ALREADY TAXED, no one should pay any personal tax anymore!

[@daviddymock1467]

People immigrate for a better life, Australians are leaving in search of a better life elsewhere having reached the I give up part of the struggle and people are coming to Australia in search of a better life without knowing how bad things are here now. The Top tiers of society the owners of it the movers and shakers are doing fantastically well but the populace and newcomers are suffering and being destroyed hence high immigration to replace the high loses in productive workers. Unless you work in the mid-tier or above of government the chance that you will have any quality of life beyond homelessness is extremely unlikely. All it takes to lose everything is a bad round of illness, a broken relationship, one bad day at work or a redundancy and you fall, and you will not rise again in this economy, the government and business expect maximum performance out of their people for their entire work life 30-40 years and it can't be done no one is that lucky.

[@gundytiger]

Live in Thailand on pension..great place very affordable..but the big thing is its so safe..in my town in Australia have to double lock doors..infrastructure is worse than Thailand....food so much better..

[@janelawson4394]

Hi. I read your note and would like to know if the govt pays your pension if you live over there? I have a small amt of super savings and also the pension Where do you live in Thailand ? Thanks for your time

[@lecannet]

​​@@janelawson4394phuket/pattaya is super cheap and can buy a condo for 38k AUD! ❤as an older women its so safe and fun w a lot of expats from everywhere!

[@barryvincentredmond3973]

@@janelawson4394 Good question and relevant..An answer would be interesting.!.

[@saturupiah5940]

In most countries local wages haven’t kept up with inflation. Australia is not unusual here. The same can be said for rapidly rising real estate prices Young people moving to low income countries to enjoy a lower cost of living may regret this decision if they haven’t purchased a home in their home country first as may be permanently locked out of the market. The biggest concern with Australia, the UK, Canada and NZ has been the rapid change in culture. The rejection of common sense and the embrace of the absurd, divisive Woke agenda. The political and administrative class have clearly turned their backs against their citizens. The US it would seem has shifted its dangerous course. Let’s hope that other countries wake up too.

[@madaz13bbp]

Agree, the US at least has a better option to take, as does Canada. We in Australia have very low quality in politics. The minor parties have some stars, but they never get good coverage or exposure as all the main stream channels and ABC are brought and paid for by either the Gov or left wing woke billionaire nut jobs. Untill the masses wake up, learn how to vote properly, the rigged electoral system will ensure we have only a two party system, both with the same agenda.

[@Jhchah2492]

I look around now and it doesnt feel like the country i grew up in, everythings changed

[@apoorhorseabusedbycenk]

We are in the later stages of fiat currency collapse. There's also rampant immigration to suppress wages and to inflate housing markets.

[@SiameseFighter37]

you can never make money if you work for someone else wake up and learn how to make money your own

[@Eesixtythree]

I worked hard my whole life I blew my shoulder out 2020 got a work cover payout end of 2022,just enough to buy a dog box I'm 50 and left with a permanfent dislocated shoulder can't work again centrelink won't pay me till April 2027 saying the money I got I should of used to live with which means I would of had to keep renting.....I'm forced to beg for money to pay my bills I'm behind on everything.......thankyou Australia!

[@johnoblong7066]

I'm very sorry to hear that 😞

[@s5101984]

1 question, if i move to a cheaper country, lets say thailand ..It is cheaper but the jobs offered in thar country pay less too right?

[@AtravelLens]

Visiting Australia after I lived in asia for 5 years i see and hear cant believe the prices of homes to buy and rent it is incredibly high not to mention the cost of food

[@seanabreu6258]

I left Australia 16 years ago and never returned. Australia is good for the 9 to 5 worker who just wants to cruise by in life bug horrible for the entrepreneur whobhas big dreams. The socilalist high tax environment prevents people from growing. Im happy i left for dubai and now singapore and bali. I love my life

[@carerforever2118]

l spend half a day at the shopping centre so that l don't use my own electricity at home. I sit in the food court watching movies on my phone, that's my retirement years for you. My local shopping centre is my 2nd home, my Multi-million dollar mansion.

[@sunriseboy4837]

Yeah, the Red Pill is better than the Blue Pill.

[@lecannet]

Its an entrepreneurs worst nightmare especially manufacturing and hospitality 🤮😒

[@Books-and-Summaries]

Where did you move?

[@Ozi_Land]

@@sunriseboy4837 Narrow minded approach, there is nothing else apart from this, or that

[@dariovillanueva9925]

I've been living in Paraguay for 2 years. The landscape is pretty much like Australia, but without oceans. I quite agree with this guy, Paraguay is absolutely cheap, laid back culture, super happy people, great neighbours , and heaps of things to do regarding businesses. It is a country that it is starring from scratch again due to massive wars in the past. Family is great appreciate. (I love their second language btw, Guaraní). I highly recommend it for people over 40, cause all the money that you can make in Australia will be worth muuuch more. And you can buy a huge and beautiful home for like 200k, the top noch home.

[@VintageTimeGems]

Australia is a prison island disconnected from the rest of world. Infrastructure in the regions is third world standard. Poor rail, roads and substandard hospitals. Conversely, crime in cities is high particularly in Melbourne. Criminals are wrapped in cotton wool by far leftist State Governments. It was great country, but like most western counties it's a st#thole. The middle class are the working poor.

[@yetanotheryoutuber4271]

lol, you need to travel more :')

[@Ozi_Land]

@@yetanotheryoutuber4271 That will only further solidify his beliefs he has mentioned about Australia

[@andysaunders3708]

I haven't been in a relationship with a woman for over 10 years. Too, too much hassle. Seriously that last girl nearly destroyed me. Dishonest and entitled. Never again.

[@sunriseboy4837]

Me too, but I'm now thirty years celibate. Way better life!!!

[@gloomsouls]

Same, and I'm only 20.

[@richtensail]

finaly somonene teln v truth, feminism ruined au, n v capos dnt help

[@Ozi_Land]

Theyve been taught to belittle and disrespect men by the Government, Media, and NGOs. This, has destroyed our society. Men are getting discriminated, yet they advertise as though, ohh she is a victim.

[@waynepayne9875]

I love Australia. I left Canada for Australia and I'll take Australia any day.

[@johnguerra2172]

I can't give up on my homeland, so i choose to fight for it. Change is only achieved by those who are prepared to fight for it. It is all our country and we need to stand in solidarity against a tyranny that is masquerading as Democracy. Edited. Take personal responsibility and be the change you need to be !

[@DavidLockett-x4b]

Australia is one of the wealthiest countries in the world, and Albo wants it all for himself. Don't we have any real men in this country who are willing to stand up to Albo and the communists?

[@Dutchy695]

Everyone is jacked up on dept

[@matty00866]

Not everyone bud. there is lots of people out there mortgage free, about to retire or just plain wealthy and rich

[@JP-qn4uo]

Debt

[@aseryas2350]

10 years in Australia. The last three years were not great with work and financial stresses. I left 6 months ago, and I feel I'm back to life now

[@brettymike]

Where did you move to??

[@good_man4083]

I can’t wait to move out Australia. Melbourne super cold or hot Got sick all the time taking more drugs more and more , when I working oversea my sickness gone

[@johnm84]

Melbourne is such a hole.

[@TheDogbeak]

We have recently returned from a holiday in Melbourne and found for the first time ever, we’re dealing with Hay Fever. We have traveled to Melbourne on and off over 20yrs, last time we visited was before C19. Definitely noticed a change to the air quality this time around. It’s as if the quality of air is being deliberately reduced in the CBD and public transport. Out of the CBD and public transport we would recover really quickly.

[@petadawkins5564]

While people say to stay and fight for your freedom... that's all well and good. If most Australians were awake to what's happening, most seem to be either sheep or asleep or wilfully asleep and are more of a hinderance they'd rather compy... Most have been endoctrinated through the education system and have no love for their country. We have a division here... like the UK, it's a lost cause... Imo

[@nicolelouis8968]

Agree, that's why I left. The people are in a coma and do not want to wake up. Couldn't fight on my own.

[@Cutdiamond]

You can't fight what's coming. Best to hunker down, get your preps, & a way of protecting yourself! Good luck..

[@CMMMMMMMMM]

100% agree. I’m planning an early retirement and looking forward to leaving Australia (sadly) with my hard earned money

[@chaksha]

Good point about consumerism. People don’t realise it, but it is usually the cause of all their problems. Complain that they don’t have enough money, but have numerous debts for new car, new this, new that. Wage/salary going to things that are really important or needed (unless you are a follower) Anyway, I also plan to exit. Get more for my money in a lower cost of living country. Also happier, friendly people and a better atmosphere all round. Get a passport and travel, your viewpoint of other countries will change. If you make the move, never buy a property. Always rent… easier to leave if you want to leave. Just pack your bags and go.

[@doughbroNZ]

100% this. Aussies are obsessed with owning shit and renewing it every few years, financing ourselves up to our eyeballs. It's partly self inflicted.

[@Syrock1]

You're exactly right it's a big part of the problem. Everyone needing to have the latest model of everything like phones, cars, TV, computers, fashion. Why such a stupid competition?. It's more important to be reasonable without limiting yourself to such silly trends. I have a 7 yr old phone that might not be able to do photo shoots or peer out into the galaxy with crystal clarity but it gets the job done. People are just too silly and brainwashed and pressured by social media and aggregious advertising into thinking they need the latest craze in everything to be able to live. Just ridiculous and maddening.

[@szilviakovacs6139]

Most expensive country, real estate, rental and buying is totally unaffordable. Stressed nation. Taxes are highest also

[@annetaarts1126]

In the Netherlands they just introduced a fine on emigration. If you move to another country you still have to pay dutch taxes for 5 years. Maybe that will also happen in other western countries like Australia.

[@maryriley2024riley]

I moved back from london a year ago. Its overcrowded,backward and far too expensive. I wont be staying

[@saltydog3099]

Left Oz 20 years ago, get out while you can..... best move ever.....

[@IndiGo.3333]

It's so bad. I can't find anything to rent and if I do, it gets taken. You have to pay at least $600 a week for something decent. The houses are way overpriced and everything that is cheap gets snavelled up before you can even enquire. It's just the rich getting richer no wonder the youth are going crazy and violent. There's no hope.

[@meme-hz8hu]

100 percent I'm on the same wage I was on 11 years ago and I'm in mining

[@jw2862]

24 years old Australian and I'm planning to leave after I graduate. This country punishes you for living in it.

[@feral4mr2]

Lucky you don't have health issues and can actually afford to relocate. Try living on a DSP and finding a rental in Qld. WA hasn't got there yet.

[@Psychonan]

I'm on DSP in W.A there are no affordable housing here at all. Government puts refugees first.

[@rununderground]

AU is a #PoliceState

[@electriquenikki]

Yes 💯

[@sunriseboy4837]

Top call.

[@honeylinus7139]

So as New Zealand

[@sabebarker]

Yep. In Perth I'm noticing gov. 360 camera surviellance randomly on a street not near any traffic lights or anything. Coles/Aldi and others shove a camera in your face (treating you like a criminal) even though they already have birds-eye view over checkout and cameras literally everywhere in the store. But no one seems to care about that, which I find odd. If anyone else behaved like that we'd call them creepy.

[@Organica777]

Australia is too expensive now and I agree, for singles over 50 is a lonely world...however South America is not a paradise either. Countries like Poland and Hungry are much cheaper and easy to travel around Europe. I went there this year and loved Poland specially...

[@johnm84]

Eastern Europe is awesome. I'm planning to move to Croatia in the next few years.

[@eugeniogibson172]

Yes, I agree with you! Poland is another great option to migrate.

[@honeylinus7139]

Don't forget about New Zealand

[@micheasz]

I am Polish. Look carefully at what the current government is doing, e.g. regarding emigrants, whether it serves citizens. We have a fairly complicated tax system, etc. One thing makes us very different from the West, we have not trusted our rulers for decades.

[@Bangkokrover]

Did I miss it? But you didn’t answer why to leave by year 2030? Why that year?

[@rock4600]

Alot of Aussies complaining too much. Moved over from nz. Been living in Melbourne for 16 years now and I am living the dream. Live afew hundred meters from the beach. Have a retail management job that pays me 6 figures.. Yes I do work 6 days a week but that affords me a comfortable life living in a country with security a nice house and have money left over to go on my annual holiday around the world. Life is what you make of it guys I sure didn't have half the life In NZ that I do in Australia. Thank you Australia 🇦🇺 ♥️

[@nadezda9873]

Thank you so much for your comment!!!!

[@cryptocrusader6078]

Do you have a mortgage?

[@onlytimewilltell204]

are you kidding how many boosters are you on we have seen all the for lease signs plastered on the shop fronts across the city

[@SallyIronic]

Are you married with children?

[@parvezmalikvlogs1311]

U r right. Australia is a great country to live

[@Amanda_downunder]

I was born in Australia; lived most of my life here. I would love to leave Australia (many reasons).

[@tommm.1538]

37 year old aussie, born and raised, family goes back to colonal times.. Aus was sooo good in the 90s. Its soo Sh%@t now. Everyones leaving. Everything from living, to consumerables and food and even the law and authorities is overpriced or corrupt. Cant wait to leave soon

[@lasttango7522]

Went to OZ in 2003 for the fitst time as a young child. My paremts fell in love with Brisbane and tried to get a residency visa. They were just over the age limit at 45. They were devastated. I travelled round OZ in 2019. Loved the experience but glad my parents couldn't move over there. Far too expensive.

[@All_Dead_In_Shimoda]

In a perfect world we all could escape but unfortunately alot of people are leveraged to hilt or dont have the funds. All the best to old mate, hope you have a great life over there 👍

[@sevrantw8931]

I packed up my bags a few years and got to live the best possible life in SE Asia across Singapore and India, it was a mix of work demands and also wanting to get out of locked down oz. We’re talking the best housing, the best nightlife, cooks, cleaners, Nannies and a private driver. On the other side I can safely say Australia is worth fixing and dying for, it doesn’t matter how much money you have nothing will take this home away from us or ruin it any further. Don’t waste your energy with this loser mentality like I had, as it’s easy to have in that moment of despair and weakness, stay here and fight.

[@dylangarsed7254]

Well said. I'm with you all the way❤

[@parvezmalikvlogs1311]

I appreciate your spirit

[@Chris-y1v1n]

Thanks for the tips mate!🌠