Sydney vs Melbourne | Where to Live in Australia 2020

sydney vs melbourne where to live in australia 2020
When thinking about moving to Australia, which city would be the better option for you?
As someone who spent time living and working in both cities, I hope this video could give you a fair comparison between Sydney and Melbourne and also help you to better understand how it feels like living in these two wonderful places.
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[@newtoaustralia1294]

Thank you for watching the video, hope you find it helpful :) Don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more similar videos in the future

[@MitchellBPYao]

Yea one of the many Syd siders

[@kylewaddington1983]

I would love to live in Canberra because it's Australia Capital city

[@TheGeographyBible]

I've visited 5 Australian cities and i'd happily live in all of them, maybes the whole country is just amazing...

[@traviolisupreme]

Excellent unbiased video, some great footage cuts too, very well done, thanks 🙂👍

[@vocabularyforielts]

Thank you very much for this video! It is very helpful, since we are moving to Australia next year and have to decide, where to live. We know both cities from our travels and loved each for different reasons but to decide for one for living is really not easy. Your opinion that Sydney is a little more for nature and beach lovers is also the main argument for us, although we really enoyed Melbourne. This could be the key argument. Thanks for all the facts, too! It was very helpful.

[@robertosale7339]

I lived here in Sydney for over 30 years and i love this city but to bad for the new comers the price of the houses here is unbelievable

[@sakonpure6]

Whats the average?

[@larissaamor]

@@sakonpure6 I googled it: “The median house price in Sydney last year(2019-2020) was $1,060,000.”Astronomic price!

[@sakonpure6]

@@larissaamor WOW that is crazy expensive....but I feel its gotten expensive everywhere . Sucks for the rest of us

[@Mb-eo6bg]

No one wants to go to Melbourne that’s why

[@markduncan-brown4717]

A great video . well done to you.

[@zasakai1000]

I am planning to study at either monash or usyd and this video helped me get a better idea of which uni I should choose to study at. Thank you :)

[@TravyyD]

I’m very impressed with this video! So informative and edited exceptionally!! Definitely made some good points about Melbourne and Sydney that will help anyone decide to where to live!

[@newtoaustralia1294]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@travelfromhome1340]

Great video! Thanks!!!

[@petergosen633]

Thanks for a great comparison video. Please do a comparison of Perth vs Gold Coast, QLD.

[@RRAAZZAA]

@@NickUBERdriverBMW nah gold coast superior, I’m not even from QLD

[@shykur]

They aren’t similar like Syd and melb are though. Don’t think the comparison would be similar enough

[@edwardbakadingo4261]

The guy lived in both City and Melbourne so he could do a comparison you need some one who lived in both of those cities to compare them

[@geoffknight7803]

Born in Melbourne, lived there for 42 years , moved to Darwin in 2014. Love Melbournes prices but Darwins weather

[@SooBeautyFull]

Very helpful!

[@runnyhunny786]

I LIKE SYDNEYS BEAUTIFUL HARBOUR VIEWS AND ESPECIALLY AT NIGHT AND THERE IS ALSO HEAPS TO SEE AND DO AROUND THE HARBOUR AREAS. 👍❤

[@zebrakacole5822]

Perfect my Sydney sider brother, I have already told those fuckin Melbourne guys to stop comparing the paradise city of Sydney to a boring, nothing to explore, quiet, city of Melbourne. I lived in Melbourne for almost 10 years now but too much boring in Melbourne, public transport in Melbourne is totally dead,

[@TheEagledove]

Awesome video. Greetings from Sydney. 😃

[@sltga1254]

This video was excellent. I’ve lived in Sydney for close to 40 years and have seen it evolve to what it is today. Some for the better and others not so much. The roads here in Sydney is just horrendous. The infrastructure is not as good as Victoria or Qld. Everything else that you have described is spot on.

[@MitchellBPYao]

I live in Syd born and breed here. I love it but I don't think it's right for me

[@MitchellBPYao]

Even with my on parents

[@MorenitaBonita19]

Great video! 💕

[@brontewcat]

Really good analysis, and very fair. I live in Sydney and will always rate it above Melbourne. This is due to the weather and location. Although I prefer cultural activities to outdoors, I still want the beaches, scenery and warmth of Sydney.

[@brontewcat]

@@epektasis242 Yes bayside beaches, but not seaside/ surf beaches. The beaches of Sydney are nicer to swim at - although the Mornington Peninsula is pretty good.

[@spyrop.8428]

In reality there is very little to separate the two cities, once you get over the touristy stuff, everyday life feels about the same. Generally with very few exceptions Australian cities are built about the same and in about the same era, to the outsider it really feels like the town planner was literally the same person. Sydney has this unusual geography built around coves and such, you're a bit more likely to get stuck in traffic. Despite all the art and food stuff on the video both cities can be a little bit boring, Monday to Thursday you'll struggle to interact with any humans after work or even find anything open in most suburbs. Depending where you're coming from some people find this totally normal, others get a little depressed. Be prepared to find a hobby (or two). Don't get me wrong I love Australia, I chose it 15 years ago and that's the biggest compliment I can make to a country. Particularly I love Australians, I'm not sure exactly where it came from but those people collectively have a human decency and sense of fairness that is hard to find. Good upbringing I guess? And even in the rare case that they hate you personally they will generally keep it to themselves and still make damn sure you get a fair go at everything in your life, which is a very Australian thing :D I do think their Governments have not done them justice over the years. They let the property bubble get out of hand which is basically a massive wealth transfer from the young people, and that sucks. They let many advanced technical industries especially around manufacturing leave the country, you'll struggle to find anything in an Australian household that says made in Australia on it. They are still exporting their rubbish to other countries on container ships because they haven't built nearly any recycling infrastructure, which is disgraceful. And, Australia for many years had the most profitable banks in the world, which you know what it means: you're getting shafted. But, at least their Govts still make damn sure that people are paid a living wage, which is the main thing. If you work, you're ok. And yes, at the end of the day, on the balance of all those things, I do love Australia. Great country and I'm proud to call it home.

[@spyrop.8428]

@Jojo Greece.

[@edwardbakadingo4261]

Depends on if you prefer rugby or AFL also The traffic and roads are easier to Navigate in Melbourne, Much of the city have grids of Roads in North-South East-West directions, in Sydney it is much more complex planning trips between destinations even 20 minute trips you cant just take 2 roads to do the majority of your journey.

[@australianpatriot]

When your basking in the sun on an east Sydney beach, then you will understand the separation

[@Mikamichae]

@@australianpatriot unless you’re Chinese

[@wattsy4468]

You say there’s no manufacturing base, and then you say good on the government for guaranteeing a living wage… do you even economics bro?

[@SpeakEverydayEnglish]

A pretty comprehensive, accurate description of these two cities. I wish you had also covered things like public transport, traffic, and sport. Greater Melbourne is much easier than Greater Sydney to find your way around in, mainly because it is flatter. Also, in addition to discussing food, you should mention the coffee culture. Both cities have great cafes and coffee, but Melbourne has the reputation of being the coffee capital of Australia.

[@seleth6068]

​@PTEnativespeaker The baseline is pretty solid around the country true, but every surprisingly standout cafe I've found around Australia has been fired up by someone who lived in Melbourne for a while, was a barista in Melbourne, and wanted to take the cafe culture/quality back to their home town.

[@MitchellBPYao]

Will it be easy or hard for a Sydney sider to move to Melbourne to find job and study as well for his future

[@edwardbakadingo4261]

The Traffic and roads are easier to Navigate in Melbourne, Much of the city have grids of Roads in North-South East-West directions, in Sydney it is much more complex planning trips between destinations even 20 minute trips you cant just take 2 roads to do the majority of your journey.

[@user-on3cv4mb5n]

It was so great and amazing for me that I‘ve ever lived in and experienced the two cities when I studied in AU, firstly studying at Monash Uni and then transferring to the Uni of Sydney. Both of them conveyed me a sense of happiness and joyfulness. The days I was in AU are always the wealth in my life! Wish all good in Melbourne and Sydney!

[@unReal85Again]

I'm so glad you enjoyed living in Australia. Please consider staying longer if you would like to.

[@aliasalsabila2186]

helloo can u tell me which university u think is better..

[@Sentient-potato]

Answer Melbourne because I live there

[@stevelinwood8362]

This was Educational for me, who never Traveled! From America.!!!

[@zeddomnswa8343]

Healthcare, the culture, cold weather.. Melbourne is fulfill my taste.. Btw I'm Malaysian ( Sarawak ) 🇲🇾🇦🇺 I love Australia and hopefully can working in there one day bcause I love the cultures and it's just near to my hometown Malaysia ♥

[@australianpatriot]

Melbourne is hardly cold, also healthcare is federal...

[@madkokoburra393]

@@australianpatriot tf Melbourne is cold af?

[@achyuththouta6957]

@@australianpatriot Yeah but the buildings look cool

[@australianpatriot]

@@madkokoburra393 try going to Finland

[@madkokoburra393]

@@achyuththouta6957 they look mid

[@mohamedrifkey1826]

What should I choose between Perth and Melbourne as a international student. For party time jobs and other factors

[@dimitriosefstratiadis5117]

The smoke haze was a few days!!!ever

[@barnowl5774]

It rains in Sydney more than Melbourne, and Sydney has more severe storms. Regarding universities in Melbourne, Deakin University and Latrobe University were not mentioned. Melbourne has many beaches on the Port/Bay and further out on the Mornington and Bellarine Peninsulas.

[@namesdron3516]

I agree with you but Melbourne has more cloudy days

[@normanmazlin6741]

Good insights, thanks. I wouldn't move from Sydney for quids.

[@himbo754]

Major bushfires do not happen every year. It takes the wilderness areas a number of years -- 5-10 maybe -- to recover and build up sufficient fuel (dead leaves, undergrowth, etc) for the next big fire. Also weather patterns tend to be cyclical -- we will get a mild summer with no major bushfires some years, and a hot summer with drought and heat waves -- and bushfires -- in other years. Similarly with flooding. I live next to a wilderness area and it burns about every 5-10 years. Certainly not every year. But during a bushfire season like the most recent one, there can be emergencies in different places all summer. The recent summer saw bushfires to the north and west of Sydney, but not in the south. But many places along the Great Dividing Range were burnt.

[@youknownothing3766]

You make it as though the bush fires get that bad every year. Over the last 40 years, I have only recalled 2 times its gotten that bad. Rest of the time you can't smell any smog in Sydney.

[@lawrencewei3583]

I think it depends much more on which suburb than which city

[@paullewis2413]

When I lived in Australia I preferred Sydney overall to Melbourne. This was some time ago so maybe I wouldn’t feel the same now. Must go back next year (if they open the country again -lol) and check them out again.

[@australianpatriot]

Sydney is easily better

[@Paradise7707]

Thanks and love from 🇮🇳 India ❤️

[@nicholasdemetriades3480]

Doesnt get too hot in the summer 😂😂 Believe me it gets

[@nicholasdemetriades3480]

@Frank Burjan i am talking about sydney

[@saitamaman6714]

Me as arab it is normal for me very normal 😅

[@MyNTran]

I lived in Sydney for 8 years then moved to Melbourne since 1990 because I love parks and colder climate in Melbourne. Melbourne is The Garden State of Australia.

[@Andrew-df1dr]

Victoria is the garden state. Melbourne is in Victoria.

[@FaisalKhan-os7bv]

U r lucky

[@Andrew-df1dr]

@Ocean Blue I agree that New Jersey is one of the better states. I was very pleased when Governor Codey abolished the death penalty on the 12th of January 2006. Indeed it was the first state to do so since 1965.

[@Andrew-df1dr]

@@FaisalKhan-os7bv Who?

[@FaisalKhan-os7bv]

@@Andrew-df1dr why

[@neighbourlywumao7661]

I'd add Melbourne has much more sporting events if you are into that kind of thing. Melbourne is also much better planned and organised now and for the future structurally and in terms of layout. Melbourne is also more socially progressive though some people might prefer Sydney as a result. Otherwise there's not much between them. Best go visit and see for yourself and find out. You'll probably have more fun in Sydney for a short stay, but prefer to live in Melbourne.

[@eddielong8663]

Yeah, being more socially progressive is a disadvantage to me. Seeing lots of gross-looking overweight women dressed in all-black with short pink hair, and their useless arts degree that somehow makes them think they're smart, is nothing to celebrate about in my opinion. It just demonstrates that they have it too good in this country. Fertility rates are on sharp decline and we're dependent on overseas migration, which will eventually outnumber us and vote in its own cultural ideas, hence we lose our Western identity completely. But hey, that's at least one way of killing off left-wing "progressivism", isn't it? I certainly don't see too many feminists challenging Islam.

[@neighbourlywumao7661]

@@eddielong8663 @eddielong86 Well socially progressive as far as I know has nothing or little to do with weight. Useless art degrees? What does this mean? Why do you care what people study? And so what if Australia becomes more diverse and they vote in ideas democratically that might have different pratical or intriguing perspectives from other cultures? Why would feminist be attacking Islam? Feminists are liberal or progressive...they aren't going to attack a minority of already marginalised muslim demographic. What is "western identity"? Australia is a country founded on a takeover of indigenous peoples land.

[@eddielong8663]

@@neighbourlywumao7661 Try being an outspoken feminist in Pakistan and see how far you get. You wouldn't last a day. But I'd imagine you would quickly cower down to them and abide by their rules because they don't tolerate feminists "progressives" the same way Western society does. You have no idea how easy you have it in this country.

[@neighbourlywumao7661]

@@eddielong8663 Yes life in Australia is more open... What is your point?

[@wattsy4468]

@@eddielong8663 kind of like aboriginals right? I’m a conservative libertarian (so probably ideologically close to you) and this idea that you deserve to be here more than a migrant because it was your parents or grandparents who made the trek, makes you as insufferable as a PC woke overweight woman dressed in all black with pink hair, and a useless arts degree.

[@abdullmarufhamdami6355]

NICEEEEEEE.....................

[@QueenLioness1]

I live in Sydney and say Sydney. Have been to Melbourne several times and love it.

[@stephenndego165]

Whiles is my dream to live and work in Australia i hope i get the opportunity to travel there one day...

[@yoonsiklee6151]

also, can you suggest me which melbourne suburb is safer to live ? i mean in relation to burglary and brawl.

[@yashwanthbhat4299]

No takers for Perth, Darwin, Adelaide, Hobart, Canberra and Brisbane? It's always either Sydney or Melbourne. 🤔

[@yoonsiklee6151]

can you tell me how much you spent to move from one city to the other in different state? i am living alone in sydney. i got fridge, desk, clothes, books, table and chairs. i wonder how i can bring these to melbourne.

[@gbsailing9436]

Good job. However, knowing both cities, I feel it depends a lot WHERE you live in either city that makes the hugest difference. I currently live south of Sydney's CBD at Cronulla. This gives me great access to Sydney and yet none of the drawbacks of a city lifestyle. Melbourne would struggle to give me the lifestyle I like near beaches and national parks without having to travel some distance which takes time. Why is this so? Sydney has a better public transport system over the greater distances to it's exterior suburbs. Whereas geographically Melbourne has a lot to offer but in a more spaced out way, meaning a car is more essential in Melbourne to get to those magical places it has. Each city has it down sides of course. It would take me an hour to explain all those here. I hope this helps somewhat for those thinking of coming here.

[@zhd6438]

Thanks for sharing this✌️ Very helpful indeed 👍🏻😊

[@JayJayGamerOfficial]

Cronulla is a nice place to live, I constantly moved within the shire and a couple years ago came to Campbelltown and liverpool areas

[@endlessspace.8776]

That is not True, Melbourne has beaches all around Port Phillip bay and all within a short distance from each other, i k now because i live near a beach and Victoria has some of the best surf beaches in Australia.

[@gbsailing9436]

@@endlessspace.8776 I defer to your specialised knowledge. Funny...I’ve never heard of a famous Melbourne beach...

[@mrhaz8939]

@@gbsailing9436 I don’t know why you think Melbourne doesn’t have a lot of beaches and transport access to them lmao. It’s literally a coastal city as well, how have you not heard of St Kilda beach? Living under a rock

[@Anika_Rice3]

Well I just moved to Sydney the other day but I lived in Adelaide before, I cried so hard when I got to the airport bc I may never see my friends again

[@elijahmuhammed2915]

Sydney during summa is nicer, Melbourne has better restaurants, and cafés, no roaches in Melb, Sydney is infested.., Syd nicer for outdoor activities, Melbourne better housings, and some nice suburbs.

[@Al3x10_]

New sub m8

[@aidagholampour100]

I want to find a job and move to Melbourne because of my brother live there i hope to be there very soon Thank you so much🙃

[@jugnoozcorner7505]

I hope i would travel to Australia

[@katherinewong2958]

Most of the restaurants in Sydney CBD are closed at night but I see many are still open in Melbourne CBD at night? Is it true?

[@Agent44996]

Apparently Sydney is trying to bring back the night life. So Melbourne may not have that monopoly anymore.

[@endlessspace.8776]

Both Cities are beautiful but i found that getting any place in Sydney or NSW takes far longer than in Melbourne. The reason why Melbourne is growing faster is that Housing is cheaper and also Jobs are plentiful and it is a cosmopolitan city and has everything you would want. Sydney city roads are pretty bad they are narrow and congested and were not made for cars. Melbourne has wider lanes and it is easier to drive around Melbourne. Sydney has more rain but it comes down more in a shorter period of time. Melbourne has less rain but you get more rain days. Melboure has been in the top 3 of the most livable cities in the world for the last 15 years and also #1 for 3 years in a row whereas Sydney was no where near top 5. Sydney is more polluted than Melbourne. What they say that Melbourne has 3 seasons in one day is a lie, i have been to Sydney many times and their weather changes to, it also More humid and sticky than Melbourne. Melbourne has bette rpublic Transport than Sydney, better quality of housing. Sydney housing is about 30% more for the same equivalent house to build. Sydney is great for Surfers but that's it. Melbourne is much better for families.

[@lynnkueh]

Now i really love Melbourne more. Thanks. 👏👏

[@vive928]

How about Perth/Adelaide

[@WisataKekinian]

👍

[@yoshikihara8952]

I have been to both city for steady and sightseeing. I thought that Melbourne is better than Sydney for living. However Sydney is better than Melbourne for sightseeing.

[@catmp3]

Melbourne has a more european feel to it. Sydney feels more aussie. Both are great cities.

[@endlessspace.8776]

that's not true, Sydney has more ethnicity than Melbourne especially more Chinese and Asians.

[@catmp3]

@@endlessspace.8776 well what does that have to do with what I said? Both cities are extremely multicultural, sydney has more Chinese, and Melbourne has more Indians. Doesn’t take away from what I said about melbourne feeling more european and sydney feeling more Australian...

[@lynnkueh]

True. There is the annual Greek festival. Sad that last year, it was taken over by Vienna for most liveable city but in a very small margin.

[@australianpatriot]

@@endlessspace.8776 That would make Sydney less European...

[@endlessspace.8776]

@@australianpatriot Sydney is more Asian TBH after thinking about it.

[@dougm3037]

I was born in Melbourne and spent all my life there except for the last five years when I moved to Cairns. I have no regrets about the move especially after Victoria's recent lockdowns. No masks up here and plenty of sun. Cheap housing and relaxed lifestyle. I'm over big cities. I wouldn't want to live in Sydney or Melbourne.

[@Daniel-ef7nk]

Melbourne is the best city in the world but yes Daniel Andrews managed to made it a living hell

[@worthyisthelamb7]

Queensland ❤️

[@niaac2780]

Love Adelaide!! The best city in the world!!

[@rizwanchadhar3772]

Why you like Adelaide most then other City

[@Mikamichae]

@@rizwanchadhar3772 because nothing happens there apart from Saturday night

[@favourkomolafe8580]

I live here and I have to disagree

[@mammadaminrasulzadeh9136]

İ love you Australia. From Azerbaijan🇦🇿🇭🇲

[@arnolddavies6734]

Melbourne and Sydney are not the only options. Perth ,Brisbane and Adelaide also could appeal. Most people may find Australia’s northern most City, Darwin too hot a climate.

[@mattanderson6336]

Brisbane vs Adelaide or Perth vs Darwin.

[@mitchellsmith300]

Darwin is not a city it’s smaller then Townsville

[@sooling5529]

any Australians have a prediction on when the borders might open? Thank you!

[@midlifebiker7424]

International borders or state borders? Vaccines for international if proven effective..other than returning travellers or pro tennis players..for the AO

[@sooling5529]

@@midlifebiker7424 international, please! i read online that it might begin starting march? but it does seem unlikely, since most of the world are still battling with the virus

[@lynnkueh]

I have been waiting to go.

[@snuscaboose1942]

@@sooling5529 At the moment Australians have to apply for permission to leave the country if you're going for more than 3 months, it's usually ok. Emirates just suspended flights to and from Sydney and Melbourne a few days ago. Australia will open up with New Zealand first then with other nations that don't have a widespread covid problem over the next 3-6 months. Edit: that's my guess.

[@sooling5529]

@@snuscaboose1942 I see, thank you! I hope the borders will slowly open soon, Australia seems to be doing a wonderful job so far

[@rimaoshana1501]

God bless Australia 🇦🇺 🙏

[@joshfraser5828]

From an Aussie, god bless you too Rima! 🙏

[@pravindave4194]

Visit,rajkot city,gondal,virpur,junagadh,una,diu,guj.ind.

[@shirleyyeong1220]

Melbourne for sure :)

[@aussierheinhardt4390]

Sydney or Melbourne? If have the choice i would choose Melbourne but in the end i choose Brisbane instead. 😘😘😘😘😘

[@osamabinladen7884]

Which city should i visit?

[@jojonganteng9317]

Beautiful always healthy

[@kevinowen7388]

Queensland or WA of course out of the lot.

[@toby9999]

Depends of what you want. I wouldn't choose either. The climates are too hot.

[@satya4uall]

for IT tech folks, Sydney hands down

[@kedrone3193]

Nah fam. Melbourne uni is the best in computer science.

[@satya4uall]

@@kedrone3193 may be on studies front..but on IT related jobs Sydney is the leading one.

[@australianpatriot]

For finance industry and law, basically all the high-paying jobs are located in Sydney

[@tacitdionysus3220]

Can anyone explain why only in the state of New South Wales and particularly in Sydney, do people primarily call themselves 'Australians'. Indeed it feels odd to call anyone a 'New South Welshman'. In contrast in most other states and territories they often primarily call themselves "Queenslanders", "Victorians", "South Australians", "West Australians" or "Territorians; rather than Australians (except when overseas). What does it all mean?

[@snuscaboose1942]

They're not really Australians in the other states, a nefarious cultural appropriation on their part.

[@edwardbakadingo4261]

what tf, where do you get that idea from I am in Melbourne there's heaps of Aussies here

[@robman2095]

You basically said it. People from nsw don’t want a very long name that ends in identifying as a welshman as it is misleading.

[@tacitdionysus3220]

@@robman2095 No. I think it’s because emphasising your statehood reflects a sense of feeling inferior to the main. When you are clearly the main state in so many ways you don’t feel that sort of need. Whereas Victorians…

[@sue5061]

great comparison, I lived in Melbourne for 20 years then got married and moved to Newcastle NSW which is a regional area, slower pace but still close to Sydney if you need to go there, Sydney is a big rat race.

[@ilovelifan]

I LOVE New York, USA

[@mememememem2057]

The USA is not part of Australia

[@Momomono1]

Of course Brisbane

[@willyang7855]

The weather and climate in Sydney is extremely perfect and the best in the world. Anything else is secondary for rich ppl as money can change your lifestyles, but not the climate.

[@Mikamichae]

Sydney is very windy tho

[@bashartr4652]

I love Sydney , its amazing 😍 Can anyone send an invitation to come 😭

[@COLMECTIGAMINGANDMORE]

im in melbourne lol

[@bashartr4652]

@@NickUBERdriverBMW Perth is amazing too , I saw many videos and the society there is awesome , peace for you all 🙏

[@mememememem2057]

Idiots Melbourne is much better because the city is big

[@AgentAO7]

The only downside which is major in Sydney is the ridiculous cost of living. But Sydney wins for me in all other aspects. Melbourne on the otherhand isn’t affordable either. Both are beautiful cities. But Sydney is my overall winner..

[@ManjotMan00]

Melbourne is more clean than Sydney and I rather living in Melbourne because it has a big big big building and in Melbourne the hotels are so good

[@ALBERTFAN456]

I was born in Melbourne

[@robzul7846]

How was the immigration process moving to Australia? Was it difficult?

[@alidarke3132]

Very hard. I would never go back there

[@johannbrandstatter7419]

Have at least 3 million dollars, best in local currency at your disposal, as well as a high paying job - Bob's your uncle - for both cities.

[@madswansfan1]

No mention of sport. Both cities love sport but Melbourne is the sports capital.

[@edwardbakadingo4261]

of the planet

[@kimjames6179]

You forgot that Melbourne is the home of sport in Australia with the MCG & AFL

[@vritikvaghela]

And australian open

[@strongtony9412]

Nobody in the world knows what afl is.. world only knows what soccer is the real football and rugby. I don't know who plays mcg, do only Australians play it?

[@toby9999]

AFL is a nothing sport outside of Australia and it's only really popular in Melbourne where it was invented.

[@toby9999]

@@strongtony9412 The MCG is the Melbourne cricket ground. A spirts stadium that seats 100,000 and is the home of AFL football.

[@xCooney]

Brisbane

[@riowinaryo18_86]

Maybe between Sydney and Melbourne lol

[@betsibest]

You forgot to mention the pesty hay fever from Melbourne😂

[@mmmail1969]

If you're considering moving to Australia and your "vision" extends to living in either "Sydney" or "Melbourne" don't come, you obviously know stuff all about the place! 2) The Australian govt is thankfully, moving more to a system of those who are prepared to live, for a certain length of time, in other parts of Australia, ie., Regional Australia, will get favourable consideration.

[@australianpatriot]

Yes if any potential immigrants are reading, the regional or smaller cities are recommended so growth can be spread

[@peterbreis5407]

Sydney _and_ Melbourne!

[@Iamsohotlol]

Melbourne is more accepting of other people while Sydney is more conservative 🤮🤢

[@Christians9955]

where do you get these facts from?

[@australianpatriot]

Which is much better, the Victorian government is nothing short of a shambles.

[@eddielong8663]

As a Melbournian myself, I find this comment gross, even if it's at least slightly true. Give me conservatives over pussywhipped left-wing hipsters and their fake "accepting" mentality any day of the week.

[@MitchellBPYao]

Just need to change a few things like work college and housing but money and lifestyle still the same

[@Mehdi1989muhammad]

MELBOURNE ALWAYS MATE❤

[@zebrakacole5822]

No jobs In Melbourne, getting job in Melbourne is like a dream. But in Sydney plenty of jobs for everyone. Don't compare Sydney with Melbourne but compare Melbourne to Brisbane or Perth. Sydney is hold all the beauty that Australia has. Sydney is a gift city that God has given to Australia that incredible beaches, hourbour bridge, Iconic opera house, Sydney has very nice public transport in Australia, every 5 minutes in Sydney you get train while in Melbourne after 45 minutes or 1 hour 30 minutes waiting with too much delays and cancellations too bad in Melbourne, please stop deceiving people by saying that a quiet city like Melbourne to compare Sydney a vibrant, beautiful, and iconic city of Sydney

[@Mehdi1989muhammad]

We have no issues of jobs if you have enough talent or skill.And I reckon you haven't seen Victorian high country yet.i am happy with Melbourne.end of the day its All great Aussie mate.be happy cheers

[@Agent44996]

Sydney is hands down the better tourist desto.

[@riazuddin150]

Sydney

[@user-cf7gx2gn8w]

i lave Sydney

[@lynnkueh]

Melbourne

[@awesomeaj2635]

Perth

[@Julie-eq5yj]

I have lived in Melbourne all my life and occasionally visit Sydney for work. I would choose Sydney over Melb any time. The city is vibrant and lively with a weather to match. And i think there is more culture in Sydney then Melbourne. If I had the $$, can afford a nice house and convince my family to move, I would be living in Sydney.

[@joshfraser5828]

It’s an interesting perspective rare for a Melbourne person I think. The weather is warmer in Sydney all year round which is a plus. I think Sydney gets more rain actually, however it is more tropical and humid, so the rainfall tends to be less frequent but heavier. The point I couldn’t agree with is ‘culture’ I think As an arty person, my friends and I all agree that Melbourne wipes the floor with its arts, music and cafe scene. Good that we all share different opinions though!

[@mitchellsmith300]

@@joshfraser5828 There is more to culture then street graffiti and coffee. Did you know that?

[@heifetz87]

Me too Melbourne is overrated

[@GeoBBB123]

Traitor :)

[@tomalexander1945]

More culture in Sydney than Melbourne!? Are you insane? The nightlife, cafe, bar and overfall food scenes in Melbourne destroy Sydney! Getting around Sydney is also an absolute nightmare. The people in Melbourne are much nicer than Sydney. The only thing Sydney has going for it over Melbourne is the weather.

[@Ryan-xp6im]

Of course,Sydney.

[@drivingintothedesertuntilt3202]

sydney if u like brothels 💕

[@igerking7570]

Sydney has better weather but Melbourne has affordable house

[@margaretcampbell2681]

Go to Sydney

[@vodoual4151]

Not near Dan Andrews

[@GLORIA-hv3qh]

#Sydney

[@karenkuhl2279]

You do realise that there are other cities in Australia, not just the east coast

[@smileyface3956]

Well yes but Perth is isolated and darwin(If i spellt that correctly) has a veary hot and humid climate

[@gyatanya]

@@smileyface3956 what about Adelaide 😂

[@smileyface3956]

@@gyatanya I do not know anything about Adelide but I guess it is similar to Melbourne

[@gyatanya]

@@smileyface3956 don't let Melbournians hear that 😉 they would hate it. Adelaide is ranked Australia's most livable city though! It has lovely wine and food and a more predictable climate than Melbourne.

[@smileyface3956]

@@gyatanya Sounds good