How Expensive is Australia in 2025? | Cost of Living Guide | Moving to Australia

[@livingsimplyaustralia]

Note: As mentioned multiple times in the video, the costs presented are averages or median figures based on the latest available data on the cost of living in Australia (sources in description). As such, these figures will naturally vary depending on location, household size, lifestyle choices, and individual consumption patterns (which explains why some of you are spending way more, less, or similar). The average and median weekly earnings cited are sourced directly from the most recent reports by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. 🎬 MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS - The 18 BIGGEST MISTAKES Tourists Keep Making in Australia - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYHWinesiNSWZrc - How to Live CHEAP in Australia - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZSqnndjn8ecg9E - Is Perth the BEST City in Australia? - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZzTaqOKZs-nhpo - 9 Things you SHOULD Know Before Moving to Melbourne - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHvFnqxvar2Nec0 - Top 5 Most Affordable Australian Cities to Live in - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYmqnqaua9qhidk - Top Australian Regional Cities to Live in - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGO0ZHRmopahoM0 - Complete GUIDE for your FIRST Month in Australia - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWbaYpSvds6eeLc - Australian healthcare system - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnLbYYyHoNasftk - 9 Must Watch Australian Films and TV Shows - kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3OQZJ18jcd2j7c - Top 9 Most Amazing Places Around Melbourne - kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5iQnqZ5otRrZtU - 8 Reasons Why I love Living in Australia - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqHOnHyvZ5x_qc0 - Is it really worth studying in Australia? - kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2itlKR6r79jg6c - 7 Tips for Getting a Job in Australia without experience - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4WlaquqoJJ3Z8U - Australian School System and Costs - kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6K1o5p_orlkhdU

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[@BryonyClarke-e4v]

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[@AdamSilbert]

Waking up every tenth of each month to £210,000 it’s a blessing to I and my family… Big gratitude to this same Jihan Wu🙌

[@PauletteSmith-s8n]

That's exactly his name (Jihan Wu ) so many people have recommended highly about him and am just starting with him 😊from Brisbane Australia🇦🇺

[@gocepetrovski9775]

Just to clarify, weekly earnings in the real world (not the one presented in this video) are actually incorrect by far. $800 - $1000 a week for males and $700 - $850 a week for females, at its best without any overtime. Stop making videos using government statistics, rather ask people that live there instead. One would think that this way you would get your information first hand. Also, it wouldn't hurt to acquire the stat where it shows that apart from the small percentage of rich people, Australians work the most hours per week in the western world trying to make ends meet and practically don't have much of a social life. What a beautiful country.

[@Handleyy]

Very scientific objective approach - “just ask people” 😂 what are you talking about. There’s a reason why statistics exist. And then people complain about misinformation 😂 Go study mate. Get a brain.

[@timlaw406]

I believe her figures are before tax, and yours are after tax. Even then, there is a difference in reality.

[@liquidh5226]

It sounds really bad... which state are you at?

[@johnm84]

Australia has become too damn expensive.

[@stevenliew2507]

Cost of living if you own a property is scary with increasing council rate, water rate and insurance way above the " inflation" rate. To add to that will be transport cost including public transport, toll charges, petrol prices, parking fee, insurance, car registration and of course car maintenance and repairs which again is over the ' inflation rate ". Food Cost and Eating Out is expensive as 2 major supermarkets control the cost. Surprisingly, in the UK, even after conversion, it is actually cheaper in their supermarket plus more varieties of food.

[@DerekGlaubitz-d8t]

That what I thought when in London supermarket last year

[@glennoc8585]

Food and alcoholic is considerably cheaper in the supermarkets. You cab get a bottle of brandy in aldi uk for $21 aussie dollars and here we pay $40

[@hijazzains]

Australian food monopolised by coles woolies ....less variety and they cartel the prices....in Asia even in small countries there is better variet due to competition ...in malaysia which has similar size as Australia populationwise we have many supermarket players tht cater to diffrenet consumer segments with good variety..

[@arifzaman3428]

Eating out is a luxury

[@geertstroy]

It has always been. The rest is expat whining.

[@addamr2052]

Just eating is a luxury let alone eating out

[@AAAA-vu7fp]

You overestimate weekly earnings and underestimate living costs especially rents which are way higher

[@timlaw406]

Yes, she doesn't say those earnings are before tax.

[@AAAA-vu7fp]

@timlaw406 yes most average workers are getting 25-30 per hour before tax.unless you are a professional of some kind or fifo

[@GerinPhils]

In America, there are dirt cheap housing options, sure its dangerous and bad conditions, but its cheap...very cheap. In Australia this option does not exist...the only choice is expensive housing or very, very expensive housing.

[@hijazzains]

I paid au$1000/month for a room rental from 2017-2020😂....in Canberra..yes I had to work 2 casual jobs for bus money and food while doing full time phD...costs i australia dows nor make sense. Even my Swedish housemate say in Sweden he can get a small flat for $600/month

[@ajnaughtin1]

@@hijazzains Unlimited immigration.

[@sagigias]

i'm coming to Australia for one year and this video has been super useful and interesting, thank you!

[@philliproberts7294]

Be careful mate it's turned into a shit hole very expensive and you won't find anywhere to live there are no rental properties

[@katekendall8936]

This isn't true

[@katekendall8936]

​@philliprobertsno rentals. 7294

[@liftandshiftdev3222]

I always go to Asian stores for cheaper veggies. I dont go to the gym but do running with free run clubs. Also, WFH save me a lot of money in public transport

[@MrHaydenhoang]

Frankly. Things are more expensive but not that much!

[@scottrobinson1564]

I'm feeling lucky, government house, $190 per week, they put in.a solar battery and gave me the lowest elec rates in SA, about $60 a month, no insurance and i ride a motorbike to work, low petrol, im on minimum wage and saving money (very lucky i feel)

[@trevorinthailand]

Australia is one big rip.off!!😮😮😮

[@gsreads]

Not true. You could easily earn and save more.

[@trevorinthailand]

@@gsreads not true: everything is rip off prices: i bet you dont have anything in your bank account!!

[@copaloadofthis]

@@trevorinthailand... Nah ! ... That's just Broke-Boy talk. Get a side hustle, or do some more overtime.

[@LUHVBERY]

At least they aren't buying poison like americans

[@TonyMcentee-k2h]

They say NZ is expensive. This video confirms my 2 yr ago experience that basic food items are 25% higher than NZ. Your cost of GP visit of $125 is shocking, in Dec I went in NZ and there were signs up saying standard consultation increased to $65NZ.

[@rickmarek3840]

You must be living on another planet, my electricity bill for two people in around $280 per month. Groceries have nearly doubled in last twelve months. I live in South Australia

[@allanhumphreys5495]

Same here in Sydney and its outrageous

[@glennoc8585]

@@rickmarek3840 I don't pay much electricity in Adelaide as I have solar power and I run pretty efficient appliances. We have gas hot water so that saves on electricity

[@davidhanak2767]

My power bill in thailand is 40 dollars a month

[@RedCloud-h6f]

In Canada we will spend about 500$ a month in groceries for couple of people that's seems to be way less that what Australians have to pay to eat.

[@BenHall-p9k]

You're so wrong we live in South Australia 2 Adults and 2 Kids, shopping per week is in excess of $400. Maybe a single pensioner is only spending $185 a week. Think you need to survey more people

[@jeremysun7365]

Inflation rate is 3% 2024-25. The cookies I used to buy raised from $1 to $1.25 then $1.5 and $1.75, and last week it was $2, comparing to 2023. Don't know where the inflation number came from. Comparing to 12 months ago it was a 30% to 200% inflation if you ask me.

[@Ben_got_bored]

Simple. don’t buy cookies.

[@jeremysun7365]

@Ben_got_bored 🙄😅

[@gauravaws20]

that is 100% true. it is ridiculous.

[@George-xb5ey]

The cookies at 7/11 for example where 195 grams before 2019 now they are 170grams 3.50 but 1 dollar more than they where in 2019 $2.50

[@diyaasaeed7959]

Most countries don’t care about cookies when calculating inflation, they look at things like eggs, flour, milk, butter, etc… you’ll have to look up cpi index or something similar for ur region and see how they calculated the 3%.

[@gocepetrovski9775]

Don't let anybody fool you, a family of four needs at least $2500 weekly (after tax) to live a normal life with not much of a social life. That's why we chose to move to Eastern Europe and are loving it here, especially the kids.

[@arifzaman3428]

Here even if you make 6 figure salary people still struggle…how often can you be satisfied with coastal views and beaches no life in Australia, so far away from everything they call it down under..it’s under every thing… cost of taxi to eating out you can get broke …after paying mortgage and other expenses you are left with nothing…

[@johnm84]

Exactly. Australia is too damn expensive.

[@biber9979]

It is expensive but you should try Europe where salaries are 50% lower and apartments 50% more expensive to buy.

[@amaknusa9212]

@@biber9979 Rubbish "equal parameters" real estate is 20-30% cheaper, food is 20-30% cheaper and better quality, no GMO or fluoridated water in Europe, good luck with long term health!

[@AAAA-vu7fp]

Very true People work their behind off working 60 hour weeks

[@Argeaux2]

Um, sorry. “Cost of taxi and eating out”? I guess we now know why you think life is expensive in Australia. Why aren’t you driving yourself, or using public transport, and eating at home? People who waste money think that life is costly.

[@thevulcan2011]

Grocery bill does not sound right to me. I live alone and cooking as well, already cost me 200-300$ per person per week. That is for 2 meals per day, 1 random light breakfast, drink like juice or beer and 1-2 snack. Remember the cost above does not include occasional event like party, clothing, shoping, hobby, eat out or even fines.

[@Tangra_]

Same here, for Sydney. Her statistics is way off. Unless they both live off canned food only. Who knows...

[@WinWinWin1669]

I am going back Hong Kong this year👍good luck aus

[@Michael-vf5id]

Hong kong is just as expensive you crazy ?

[@WinWinWin1669]

@@Michael-vf5id haha....why many foreigners still living in Hong Kong....approx 500000 foreigners living in Hong Kong now

[@WinWinWin1669]

The question is Can you live in Hong Kong?

[@timlaw406]

Average and median earnings are before tax, not net or after tax.

[@glennoc8585]

Also most states don't offee free ambulance so you get a bill if using an ambulance. For example in south Australia its abour $700 each time an ambulance is used. Some private insurance covers ambulance or you can pay an annual fee to the ambulance service of anout $100. Its not like the uk where the ambulances a comes free under the NHS

[@timlaw406]

Ambulances and everything mentioned in this video, including public dentists, are free in the Turkish Health System and are quite good quality. I can't get my head around paying a GP, and we turn up at the clinic without an appointment and see them in 5-10 minutes max. We make different specialist appointments online, and they are free, too, or just a very small contribution. You can choose to go to private 5-star hospitals, and even they will not cost more than Australia's public system. Doctor salaries are like 5-10 times more than the minimum wage, too. Yet people complain all the time, thinking even health is better in Western countries. I lived in Australia and the UK for a long time.

[@nemanjarasula1599]

For the immigrants that do not like it here ,planes fly everyday to your desired destinations. Safe travels.

[@gargantooga]

why don't you follow your own advice?

[@jonsimmons4150]

They are leaving in droves..

[@hereisnowhy2110]

So how much left in your pocket after a month? AUD$5.00 😂

[@AAAA-vu7fp]

Not even

[@richardspicer1894]

Or minus a few hundred .

[@philliproberts7294]

Don't move here you won't find anywhere to live true story 😮

[@jonsimmons4150]

100%

[@AxciemG]

Most people aren't making anywhere near the money you listed

[@ajijur_rahman1999]

I found this video very useful.

[@worldorthoorthopaedicsurge6147]

Australia is a wonderful country. Once you have PR or citizenship endless opportunities open up. Lots of jobs. The prices quoted here are on the high side, shop around, after 30yrs here I pay alot less. This is the country of the future

[@trevorinthailand]

Listen mate this country is going downhill fast😊😊😊

[@worldorthoorthopaedicsurge6147]

@trevorinthailand why do you say that?

[@gauravaws20]

where do you live mate? me and wife have the citizenship, i have a job, my wife is looking for one for years now. There are literally no jobs. prices quoted are pretty accurate. guess you've already paid up your mortgage.

[@Michael-vf5id]

You serious to buy a fucking house its a million dollars australia has no opportunity we are well and truly fucked in this country. People are already leaving because of the high cost of living.

[@nicolle_2944]

The prices are actually on the low side, and the costs are much higher. They are going to get alot worse due to mass immigration and international students. So please stop coming here on mass, it is ruining our country.

[@ayyappanselvam6270]

This country is full of shit. Everything is expensive/outrageous prices. New comers planning to migrate, please think.once u land here u will regret ur decision We will be leaving soon too...

[@Satella-zt6vs]

@@ayyappanselvam6270 True

[@alanshepherd3801]

Damn this takes the wind out of my sails. I'm a dual usa/aus ctizen that's been living in the usa my whole life. I was planning on migrating to aus but it seems impossible even with over 50k saved to do it.

[@ShaikRaheem-jx4hl]

Thanks for the insight mate....but could u please tell me which country is rather convenient? Except for India and Pakistan and china

[@HDXFH]

@@ShaikRaheem-jx4hlsoutheast asia

[@jonsimmons4150]

Me too. Moving to the uk, after 9 yrs in oz. It destroyed my career, done shit liw end jobs for 5 years, dole the rest. In the uk, i walk into good jobs, good pay. Its cheaper to live in the uk, more jobs more oppertunities. Im never gonna work one hour in oz again.

[@adammcnally1955]

Aussie living in Europe. There are so many videos with Aussies complaining how expensive everything is, they are having difficulties making ends meet, or are moving overseas to escape what they see as a country gone bad. It is the same over here!!! $8 coffees. Energy bills which have doubled in two years. Starters have no chance of entering the housing market, in the cities. It is not just Australia. To top it off, the taxes are higher here and you earn less, on average.

[@jol166]

where do you live? ❤

[@k.vn.k]

Yes, it’s everywhere. Australia just catching up with the rest of the world, so it’s still fresh here. A few more years everyone will get used to it.

[@geertstroy]

Sorry there are vaaaast differences over the Continent of Europe. My energy bill in one of the most expensive energy markets has gotten more expensive , absoluto , but NOT as you conjure upp doubled. Also just control your PERSONAL inflation , I never ever would buy any coffee or other expendable for Eur8,- , I SAVE a lot of mony just to fqq the system . Water here... dirt cheap. Mobile phone just Eur14 per month with twent Gig data and limitless calls.... could go on and on..... Energy , put your temps lower etc.... THINK.

[@adammcnally1955]

@@geertstroy You have no idea where I live. No idea what contract environment the energy sector operates on. I have friends whose energy bill has more than doubled in the past two years. I simply responded to the video, stating Australia is not the only nation impacted by inflation. And since I live 50/50, both in Europe and Australia, it is my opinion price rises in general are no worse than where I live in Europe. Controlling your budget wasn’t the topic. Calm down a bit also. Geez. Anyone can use upper case letters. BTW, I said $8, not 8 Euro. Take your time and read carefully before getting irritated.

[@kentprince4851]

Cost of living has gone up in every major city around the world post 2008 gfc

[@muhammadichsan3081]

True...I love this channel❤

[@Thereispeaceinourhearts20PC24]

We hope that the number of tourists to Australia will increase. We also hope that the number of Australian tourists will increase to the countries of Vietnam🇻🇳, Malaysia 🇲🇾, Indonesia 🇲🇨, Brunei🇧🇳, Uzbekistan 🇺🇿, and the Philippines 🇵🇭. The countries have huge tourism potential, the benefits of which Australians can enjoy in every possible way. And everything that distinguishes it. Well done my sister for documenting life in Australia. We hope one day to visit this beautiful, wonderful country. Raise the flag high. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@zaynabayoub1820]

Hi Australia is a beautiful country but the cost of living is outrageous and supermarket prices are outrageous and produce is rubbish if you own your own company it’s still a struggle and taxes are high and killing the economy

[@anonanon7278]

🎵 We're Woolworths the crap food people, with higher prices for you! 🎵

[@hijazzains]

Fresh food is very expensive and the tv dinner are cheap but unhealthy and taste terrible..students eat indomie as a staple every day

[@jodi5214]

Just remember these average weekly incomes are before tax.

[@Dan-jt9ji]

Packing up and moving out and i am a tradie.

[@martinberwanger4928]

May be it will be useful to explain de different valuation between USA dolla rs and Australian dollar. Very useful video! Congratulations Martina!

[@anuonggiay9803]

any country also increase prices of prices😢😢

[@TheBloomingChannel-TDP]

I lived in Dxb for many years and there also its very expensive especially the rent.... There we pay one amount which includes rent, water and electricity, wifi and room cleaning charges and if a person is cooking then gas charges are paid separately...But in Aussie, everything is paid separately!!

[@georgemarijanovich]

Yeah sounds about right for 10 years back. There is no such thing as 100% Health cover in Australia, specially Dental cover, unless you are on Social Security benefits or pensioner. I added most of it up at the minimum to middle of your figures (did not include holidays and minor items) and expenses added up to $5,465 per month, with an earnings of 5,584 per month, guess no holiday trip for most of Australians.

[@geertstroy]

Nope , stuck in a sliver of Oz for evvaah.

[@RichardLu-jw6pr]

One way for all Australians is to save, and then fly down to Asia to buy clothing. You can save a lot. Bring an empty luagges, buy in Asia, then bring back without the price tag.

[@RichardLu-jw6pr]

When I was there about 40 years ago, it is around 40 per week and a very very good place.

[@RedCloud-h6f]

:) seems like yesterday doesn't it?

[@RichardLu-jw6pr]

@@RedCloud-h6f Wish, Hahahahaha!!!

[@robin_joy]

Thanks for the updates ❤️

[@ctalcantara1700]

Wow. I had no idea regarding cost of living in Australia! I thought food prices would be cheaper since Australia grows everything.

[@niknah]

I like the use of stats in these videos. These are numbers for each household which may have two people with jobs in each household. I pay similar bills. I pay more for electricity & less for the phone bill. I'm on a 365 day phone plan which are $12-20 per month. My dental cleans are free with my health insurance.

[@TheBloomingChannel-TDP]

is AUD 8k or 9k MONTHLY SALARY good for living there? the issue is if we get 8k, we will get around 6k in hands after deducting medicare levy and tax and 7k if salary is 9k

[@keroknight2989]

OMG, how is my salary going to cover all that and I live alone with no children 😭

[@Satella-zt6vs]

Work harder

[@kerrylewis8285]

It won't. I live in Australia. You need savings. The minimum wage will not cover it. If you buy a house and have a 400 k mortgage ( houses are around 900k plus and units around 600k ) then you pay600 per week in mortgage. 4000 K a year in rates. Get taxed around 32 percent and have to take out house insurance to keep a mortgage.

[@geertstroy]

Like the Chai-neez claim.." wokka haaaht"...

[@cesarepieri7977]

For the average worker life is hard regardless of which country you live,we are all getting screwd over big time and this is exactly how the system wants it

[@DiscoveringThailand]

Simple answer...Don't move there.

[@mariowanagat1412]

This is so out of whack sorry repeating data ?? Australia is far more expensive as described here. That comes from a person who has no issues but pays attention!

[@TheBloomingChannel-TDP]

I might be coming to Sydney in March/April....how to contact you? Do you live in Sydney too?

[@adam248]

Australia is a great country

[@amaknusa9212]

Past tense!!

[@geertstroy]

Just as great as many others. It is large tho but most people will never feel it .

[@RedCloud-h6f]

Yet so many patriots are seeking to establish their lives overseas.

[@singhsaab20237]

​@@amaknusa9212You're not from here get out fake 🤣😂😊

[@victoriabillah6125]

What’s the name of the website?

[@johnchang3807]

Fresh Salmon cost $30 per kg before covid 19 and now in jan 2025 woolworth charges $46/kg , while aldi only charges $35/kg in average .

[@RedCloud-h6f]

Klaus Schwab and his WEF gang are saying EAT THE BUGZ.

[@jimmybridges4774]

I'm sorry I don't even know anyone makeing that much cash a week , that's like 1 in 200 maybe more

[@albertvangestal3696]

Hubieras estado aca en la decada de los 70.... era un paraiso....como ha cambiado todo y no para mejor .

[@Bollyworldtalks]

What is approx rent in regional areas of new South Wales?

[@singhsaab20237]

People who are saying bad they either from europe or canada america. Pretending to be in Australia they jealous from us because we are in best place. 🇦🇺💪

[@XolaniWorms]

If you earn 7500 and are living alone will that be enough

[@VV-lr7xe]

Good to know cost of living has risen only in Australia!

[@theonh9365]

Everything in Canada is like 2/3 or 1/2 of what you pay but I don’t think we earn that much.

[@RedCloud-h6f]

I think Canadians are doing better for now.

[@hjordistorfa]

Thank you kindly for the information.. Australia is so Impressive and intressting.. Greetings from Skandinavia 💞🇮🇸😊✌️💞

[@geertstroy]

In which aspects?....

[@leoyang2715]

Where are u originally from?

[@historicaustralia]

Half a small trolley cost me almost $100 😂

[@carerforever2118]

Here in Melbourne, Australia l feed my family of 4 adults on $150 a week of food from Woolworths Supermarket.

[@Rugpul]

What are you feeding them,2 minute noodles?I do $100 of meat a week just 1 person

[@debe-ol6cg]

​@@carerforever2118plus food from food bank??

[@debe-ol6cg]

Lucky if you can buy 2 bags of groceries for $100

[@Jean-nr5ch]

Middle income seem to have the money to travel though. So I find it hard to believe they find it expensive

[@hijazzains]

The boomer genertion had it good..the younger genertion tht font have lower middle income parents will not be so lucky

[@carerforever2118]

Here in Melbourne, Australia, l feed my family of 4 adults on $150 a week of food from Woolworths Supermarket.

[@AAAA-vu7fp]

Maybe instant noodles ,meat is 20 a kilo

[@geertstroy]

Probably WISE choices , no needless exuberance. Congrats!

[@debe-ol6cg]

BS

[@AAAA-vu7fp]

@debe-ol6cg yes agreed. I spend minimum 300 per week on food and I am.single. Meat is up to 50 per kg,veg and fruit oil salt spices expensive.

[@RedCloud-h6f]

There are certain "one dollar" stores that offer inexpensive non perishable food imports. The other day I couldn't resist and purchased for couple of bucks a jar of pickled red beets and when I opened it home it ended in the garbage right away as it smelled like detergent.

[@glennoc8585]

In Australia we don't pay council rates and sewage and water supply charges unlike many European tenants do. Landlords actually are not as renumerated as say a British landlord.

[@geertstroy]

In Australia the sewage goes through tacxes fyi. My water bill in NL , EXPENSIVE country , is Eur15 per month . Sewage goes included in another levy that comprises several other services at Eur 1400 per YEAR.

[@glennoc8585]

@geertstroy My Sewage is billed to me with my water supply and usage direct to my home. I pay around $200 aus every quarter so $800 per year

[@manyuhahulisani2091]

Although Australia may be expensive to relocate to and live in, I'll just take a leap of faith and relocate there, build my life, my wealth and future there.... Atleast I'll come alone, i won't spend a lot

[@FastFitSecrets]

THANK YOU VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION

[@geertstroy]

Why these caps???

[@rishandprish]

Nice video 😊

[@byza101]

Why are you paying water? If you are renting you shouldn’t be paying for water, only electricity and gas.

[@Nanoosh-dc2lt]

Depends on the state and agreement. In SA it’s in every lease contract that you have to pay the water bill

[@omeryuksel4350]

@@Nanoosh-dc2ltsame here in VIC. depends on your agreement with landlord. We pay the water bill too.

[@byza101]

@@omeryuksel4350 showing my naivety here, I know in NSW if you are renting you don’t pay water. Guess I just assumed rest of Aus like that. OK, I’ve learned something today.

[@omeryuksel4350]

@@byza101 sounds great, kinda jealous lol

[@AAAA-vu7fp]

Renters do pay water ,dont know why.can you let me know as to why a renter should not be paying water

[@isfengzl2538]

One guy said it is NOT cost of living, it is cost of fooling and Robing the Australians. Is that true?

[@roaringking1468]

My country Australia is beautiful country😍

[@patrioticboy2930]

Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰 from childhood due to cricket I also love Australia a cricketing nation

[@10-OSwords]

$23.50 to go to a movie?? That's insane.

[@chimosh]

2019 - 2020 Financial Year Family of 5 Mortgage 14400 Insurance 5879.59 Food & Groceries 13126.1 Rates 1852 Water 587.21 Electricity $1,515.18 Fuel 842.85 Gas $2,141.21 We struggling on the one wage with everything getting really bad at the time. Then COVID hit. We left Australia and never looking back.

[@roaringking1468]

Where do you live now i mean what county and is that country has better lifestyle than Australia ?

[@chimosh]

@@roaringking1468 When the government forced people to take something that shall not be named. I organised quickly 2 years to get citizenship and move to another country. I mean European background which gave me an abundance of fairly good choices. We landed in Finland. More freedoms here Very little crime. Better Education Better Public infrastructure from transport all the way to health care. Better more professional government, who conduct themselves in more respectable behaviour. Cleaner Air Cleaner Water Affordable housing ( we purchased outright here with no debt thanks to the insane situation with housing in Australia) Kids are thriving. Extremely happy with new found freedoms.

[@anthony75509]

I rather have a job and have things expensive than no job but everything is cheap and low quality 👍

[@stevenbrown6606]

$60k income 2 teenagers groceries $300wk plus going out...qld

[@anuonggiay9803]

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[@anuonggiay9803]

I watched KZbin,I think goods in Australia are more expensive than goods in America

[@annebellamy]

Aussie I love it hear 🙌

[@geertstroy]

as you will have to ... cheers.

[@rickmarek3840]

You must be working for the government all your numbers are wrong in favour of the government. Inflation 3.5%😂😂😂. One example bread twelve months ago $4.50 now $7.50. Dream on one day you will wake up.

[@nemanjarasula1599]

Learn to cook your own bread

[@udayabandara6303]

just subscribe thanks for the information i wili move to sydney from romania

[@tantart]

👍🏻

[@arifzaman3428]

Australia feeds on taxes

[@davidhanak2767]

Call centres make money just ask india

[@richardspicer1894]

Your costs are way off

[@singhsaab20237]

Why this youtuber doesn't post video about europe where she came from 10 time worse then here. AUSTRALIA IS BEST COUNTRY ALL EUROPEAN AMERICAN JEALOUS FROM US 🇦🇺💪

[@Peacelover0047]

and people complain about germany! sigh!

[@RemiseRemise]

Tks....

[@MrNorris121]

Black friday sales , biggest ever . Travelling overseas ,most ever ..😮 1.1 million new cars sold last year 😮😮

[@rcgo1150]

GST & income tax....

[@hijazzains]

Also australia dont have prepaid plans that offer unlimited internet .youd pay $40 per month for like 30-40gb..i switch carrier routinely for good dealsm..

[@geertstroy]

Shoqqaah to hear , that suxxxz .

[@savva1361]

We just need multiple income streams that meets with rising costs of inflation so that our money stabilises rather than go down in what our money is worth

[@geertstroy]

You mean more time of life in Oz goes down the toilet at Aus$90 per month for a flushage... for your streams... fast fast need some streams and hey THERE they were , just like that , amaaazin'.

[@garrymcdougall9481]

Another beat up. Inflation and housing shortages are a WORLDWIDE experience. There is nothing in Australia particularly different to other parts of the world. But so many videos have one purpose: to blame the current government of the day. The video ae right wing inspired. Everything is dire and disastrous, except it isn't. Everything is going downhill and getting worse, except it isn't. It IS bad for some (the poor, the borrower, the unemployed) but notivce this is not who they refer to. These people are not the once they sympathise with, and provide policy solutions. No, their aim to rouse you discontent, and blame the one party who is effectively acting on it, govt. Notice 1. the Labor govt inherited 6% inflation, and has brought it down to 3% SUCCESS. Despite the interest rate rises, unemployment is steady, around 4%, and a million more jobs have been created.. SUCCESS. Housing shortages continue, and when the Govt intrduc spending programs to boost housing the Coalition and Greens voted against them. Ask yourself Why???

[@hijazzains]

Many govts even HK are able to increase housing stock fast with flexible zoning and density regulation ..the West meanwhile have stupid zoning laws an unrealistic low density planning...Sydney density is a quarter of London's.

[@Arsadhossainrony]

Hi mam how are you im Arshad hossain rony im ned job im naw Saudi living

[@roaringking1468]

😂😂😂

[@maximumeffort1689]

Im currently living in the UK, in my final year of my computer games degree and am planning on finding a tech job in Australia in the next couple of years, so these videos are super helpful!

[@johnm84]

Are you studying to be a computer games designer?

[@maximumeffort1689]

Games programmer, but it should apply to other programming jobs outside of the games industry because it's transferable.​@@johnm84

[@hijazzains]

Better go to US or China....australia is not a leader in tech and industry

[@geertstroy]

Is THIS what you build your prospects around , de plo ra ble.

[@zaynabayoub1820]

The produce is not fresh at all

[@parmindersingh4082]

Looking gorgeous madam 😍😍

[@michaelangelo4014]

Crazy…

[@adriansmith7604]

Inflation figures jibbed it is alot HIGHER labor stuffed AUSTRALIANS

[@zorastin]

Dude pay attention wvery country post covid whether left or right suffered the same cost of living and price hikes. What level education did you achieve? You do know the libs are corrupt as they come. Every time they are in they just siphon money off to the wealthy. PAY Attention and don't be so useful to the big end of town. The libs are crims almost to a man.

[@Keep_calm_and_slave_on]

I’m mad as hell!!! They lied to me