Thread: If you could live anywhere in Australia where would you live?

Top of the hill on Horn Island. Always a breeze and you can see anyone coming that you don't want to talk to. Doesn't get cold.

Originally Posted by dromader driver

Top of the hill on Horn Island. Always a breeze and you can see anyone coming that you don't want to talk to. Doesn't get cold.

That's a dam good call! If you could surf there I'd never leave

Sunshine Coast or Derby W A... i already live on the Sunny but after living in the Kimberley for a couple of years i find myself from time to time wanting to go back there. then i find myself sitting at one of the coffee shops watching the world go by and then all of a sudden i snap out of it.
It must be the simplicity of life.

Cheers
Rob

Your choices are rather limited, WA is right up there, NT isn't an option so unless you want to go backwards it's got to be Queensland, anywhere north of Mackay.

I grew up in what is now the eastern suburbs of Hobart ( Rokeby) and still call it home I stayed in South east Qld for the sake of my kids when I got out of the army as unemployment in Tassie was very high at the time. Tassie still calls me but I now have a extended family with grand kid and great grand kids and when I go home I feel a lot like a stranger in my own back yard.
The life style in Tassie is a retire's dream in some ways

Here.

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I love Tassie but hh doesn't, he doesn't like the cold. I don't think we would live anywhere else but here. IF we need the city it is 20mins away up the freeway but I am happy to never go there. S.E.Qld has it advantages. Close to the beaches, rain forest and mountains

Mrs hh

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

We are on a plan to retire to Maleny in the hills behind the Sunshine Coast, but we're on North Stradbroke Island this week and I like it a lot.

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I had a mate who had a house on a few acres at Kidaman Creek, not that far from Maleny