nguyenlun25118 wrote: Fri Apr 18, 2025 5:15 pm I'm currently exploring more about life in Australia – from the living environment and education for children to long-term opportunities for growth and stability. Australia is often mentioned as one of the most livable countries in the world, so I'd love to connect with anyone who is currently living there or planning to move, to exchange real-life experiences. If you've been through the journey, I’d truly appreciate any insights – whether it's the positives or things to be cautious about.

andrei-1 wrote: I'm thinking about it too. But it seems to me that they are simply lagging behind the epicenter of civilization.
I was watching the birth rate. It was the last big country where a white man gave birth to more than two children.
But now they have begun to understand something. It's a great indicator of what they're thinking.

Thus, the fertility rate, that is, the ratio of children to the number of women of childbearing age,
is 1.5. And the only areas with a fertility rate higher than the
population reproduction rate (2.1) are located in rural areas. And the natives make the main contribution to this.

I don't shake out my slippers when I go to smoke.
I don't check the bed before I go to bed.
The government does not oblige me to save water.
An interesting country for traveling without small children.