Where is a better place to live AUSTRALIA or USA and WHY

Where is a better place to live AUSTRALIA or USA and WHY???? I am currently living in the USA, but I am from Australia. Deciding whether or not to stay here. The things I am not a fan of here in the U S of A are: 1. Crap salaries (Australian pay is A LOT higher) 2. Only 2 weeks of holidays a year (At least 4 in Aus) 3. Too expensive to buy property (I am in LA) 4. People are not so laid back here in LA. 5. Education budget cuts in California. 6. No Universal health care. Hmm........... so, should I stay or should I go? Other - Australia - 9 Answers Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions : 1 : Well imagine yourself here in one month, three months, six months. Do you get depressed just thinking about it? If you do, you should go. Not that we don't want you here, I <3 Aussies! 2 : try a different state 3 : uh... move to frisco, or vallejo where its all coo. just move (stay in cali) somewhere else your views will change 4 : You should probably leave, I wouldn't want you to vote in universal health care, pass new bond measures for schools, or raise property taxes. 5 : Your question has already been answered by the 'things' 1,4,5 and 6 But as they say: "The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence..." and my two cents are "Dig beneath your feet, there you will find a spring..." List them reasons you stay or go...you will arrive at an enlightened decision ;) 6 : On points 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6, Australia wins hands down. Point 3 is another matter. Property is very expensive in Australia now, particularly in Sydney, but most of the other cities have had large price rises too. Of course, Australian property may still be less expensive than the same thing in LA, but I'd check carefully, particularly if Sydney is where you would be heading. Sounds like you should come home, but do your homework first. 7 : There are pros and cons to both. As you know, both are great countries. Since you are Aussie you might be getting homesick?? What was the reason you left Oz in the first place, don't forget to look at the flip side. Totally agree with you on point 2, 5, and 6. As for point 4. : it's true, but just give them your friendly Aussie charm and you will often win them over. Be a good ambassador for us, and don't complain about America to Americans, remember you're a guest! (I hate it when migrants complain about their adopted country) Anyway best wishes mate 8 : Dude dont listen to anyone,and especially dont move to san fran or vallejo, it sounds like youlike to be somewhat close to the ocean, i live in orange county, and dude i know exactly what you mean, its like are you serious we have to work all day in order to live, and than none of the people here are that cool, it seems like its so superficial here. i love surfing and thats the only reason i stick in this part of california, cuz the water is somewhat warmer, but i am actually planning on moving to australia to study abroad next year. My sister moved outta the country to go to amsterdam ( not the same as australia) But you know what she has madegood friends, get paid a lot more and works a lot less, america has problems its almost as though we have no sense of fun, we are always rushin rushing to get things done, esp. in la, thats something you will like about australia, no one Rushes! thank goodness, there is actually a couple towns where i noticed they dont have a sense of time, and they all just get along, and do things at a much slower, yet happier less stressed out pace. Dude i would say go, everyone has got to have a little adventure in their life, dont be one of those people who dont have a story to tell. 9 : Stay. I will assume that people usually leave their countries either when their not satisfied enough with it or they think that they can do better in another country. I will assume that case for you. Therefore you left Australia because you thought, America was going to be better. You should keep to you reasons and stay since, you obviously knew when you made the decision to go, that the U.S would be better. Therefore you should stay since challenging ones intuition is a foolish thing to do. Read more discussion : Need advice on How to Live in Australia with my si... Who else thinks that Australia is the best place t... Which is the best town to live in australia If you live in the United States, and you were bor.

can anybody help me with info on getting a visa to live in australia

can anybody help me with info on getting a visa to live in australia? I live in America i need some information on getting a visa so i can live in Australia, i need as many details as possible on how to do this would be much appreciated. Immigration - 3 Answers Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions : 1 : immigration website. it's bit confusing but you'll get here eventually. i did 2 : best way to get visa and live permanent in Australia? marry a juicy Aussie woman it will be ticket to Australia link for free dating site is http://www.plentyoffish.com or http://www.oasisactive.com/ good luck 3 : Apart from migrating on a partner visa, the only way to qualify to live and work in Australia is to have qualifications and experience in an occupation on the Skilled Occupations List (SOL). You must also obtain a positive skills assessment from the body responsible for assessing your occupation and you must pass a points test and meet health, English language (if not a native speaker) and character requirements. Here is the SOL: http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/1121i.pdf And then continue with the following booklet which contains information on the points test and the whole immigration process in an easy to follow format: http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/booklets/books6.htm For everything else including costs and how to apply, go to: http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/ If you're aged between 18 and 30 and a high school graduate with a US passport, Australia has working holiday arrangements with the USA that will allow you to travel and work at any occupation for up to 12 months: http://www.immi.gov.au/visitors/working-holiday/462/usa/ Read more discussion : Need advice on How to Live in Australia with my si... Who else thinks that Australia is the best place t... Which is the best town to live in australia If you live in the United States, and you were bor.

What is a good way to audition for hollywood films If I live in Australia

What is a good way to audition for hollywood films If I live in Australia?
I really want to know ways to audition for hollywood films......any suggestions? I really look up to Emily Browning and I was wondering how she got her first move in a hollywood film and still does while liveing in Australia. plz help me!! thx 
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Emily was already an experienced actress in Australia signed to a major agency before she ever did a film in the US. She had already appeared in numerous Australian productions http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0115161/ and was either nominated for or won a Young Actors Award for her work in Australia http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0115161/awards The only way to qualify for a visa to work as an actor in the US is if you can prove you are already an established actor overseas represented by an agency http://www.los-angeles-immigration.com/O_visa.php are the requirements
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Hey there, i'm 16 years old and i do some acting. I recently stared a background position in twilight as one of the vampires. It was so much fun. To audition for that film my agent sent me the email of the casting director. So me and a couple of my friends organised a video recording of me, Explaining a bit about myself, Why i want the part and sample of my acting skills. This worked really well for me, I hope it works for you. xoxo <3 victoria

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Would I have dual citizenship if I was born in England but live in Australia

Would I have dual citizenship if I was born in England but live in Australia? My father was born in England as were my grandparents. I was born in Ely, England to an Australian mother and the family left England for Australia when I was 2. Would I still be considered a citizen? Could I move to England to live as a citizen? Thanks if you can help. Immigration - 1 Answers Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions : 1 : Because you were born in the UK and had a parent who was a British citizen when you were born, you are a British citizen and have dual citizenship. You can apply for a British passport and move to live and work in the UK without restrictions. Being a UK citizen also allows you to freely live and work in EU countries. http://ukinaustralia.fco.gov.uk/en/help-for-british-nationals/passports/ You must also have an Australian passport as Australian citizens are required to always leave and enter Australia on an Australian passport. Read more discussion : Need advice on How to Live in Australia with my si... Who else thinks that Australia is the best place t... Which is the best town to live in australia If you live in the United States, and you were bor.