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| Ian Vanderson |
Uh! It's propably the best thread to ask.
Has Australia some palm beaches looking like those of a typical South Seas Islands?
Why are all bigger cities located only on East Coast?
And has anyone a frigde or something left over, where I can move in, if I decide to live in Australia? ;) :D
Thanks for ya help. |
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| Hybrid Junkie |
Most cities are on east coast because NSW was founded first, then Victoria, so naturally the earlier settled cities flourished the most.
As far as I'm aware. Also It's a bit cooler on the east coast. (Well East, South-East coast)
And I've got an (unfortunately) empty bar-fridge if you're interested. It's almost a metre high! |
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| webmeister |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ian Vanderson
Has Australia some palm beaches looking like those of a typical South Seas Islands? |
Yeah we do, we own a lot of those islands :p
On the mainland, Queensland would be your best bet if you're looking for tropical beaches...
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Why are all bigger cities located only on East Coast? |
That's where Europeans landed first and settled, remember it was only 200-odd years ago, and there's 10,000km of desert before you reach the west coast :) |
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| Ian Vanderson |
Hey, thanks for ya reply.
So I can continue askin' the possibly most important question.
Are Australians open for trance music (beach parties)? ;) :D
I'm asking this, because I'm searching for a land to move, where I simply can put my turntables on the beach, a generator next to it, and start to play music without some guys in my neck, who wanna be paid for every f..kin' step I make.
Or are such sound sessions as complicated as in Germany? I still have the words of some authorities in my ears:
"Yes, a party is possible. First it will cost 2 Euro (=US $) for each person, which takes part in it. Then you have to look for security, toilets, a trade licence for beer, environment taxe, a notification for the police and so on, and so on..."
Thereby I only want to play some music on the beach. Is this normal? Or are only Germans that crazy? |
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| Master_Yoda |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ian Vanderson
Hey, thanks for ya reply.
So I can continue askin' the possibly most important question.
Are Australians open for trance music (beach parties)? ;) :D
I'm asking this, because I'm searching for a land to move, where I simply can put my turntables on the beach, a generator next to it, and start to play music without some guys in my neck, who wanna be paid for every f..kin' step I make.
Or are such sound sessions as complicated as in Germany? I still have the words of some authorities in my ears:
"Yes, a party is possible. First it will cost 2 Euro (=US $) for each person, which takes part in it. Then you have to look for security, toilets, a trade licence for beer, environment taxe, a notification for the police and so on, and so on..."
Thereby I only want to play some music on the beach. Is this normal? Or are only Germans that crazy? |
The music on the beach is a good idea... but u'll probably have the cops (police) breathing down your neck when the people next door complain about the noise... I've seen properly organised beach parties on the Gold Coast, but they've been properly organised events. |
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