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Australia voted the 2nd best place to live 
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/...t-places-to-live/story-e6frea8c-1226184209118
Norway was first, Melo should be happy!
Revealed: The world's happiest places to live
Australians are among the happiest in the world. Photo: Krystle Wright
AUSTRALIA is the second best place to live in the world - the UN said so. But who pipped us?
In a photo finish to rival this year's Melbourne Cup, Australia was ranked behind Norway by a hair's breadth by the United Nations.
The UN's human development index had Australia at 0.93 - on a scale of 0 to 1 - a cool 0.01 behind number one nation Norway, Fairfax Media reported.
The index measures life expectancy, schooling, and gross national income per capita - which is where Australia trails Norway.
On life expectancy we're doing just fine, thankyou very much, with an average life span of 82 years - behind only Japan's 83.
Where should you avoid setting up a home? The Democratic Republic of Congo - which comes in at the bottom with 0.29.
The top five places to live
1. Norway
2. Australia
3. The Netherlands
4. United States
5. New Zealand
Australians are among the happiest in the world. Photo: Krystle Wright
AUSTRALIA is the second best place to live in the world - the UN said so. But who pipped us?
In a photo finish to rival this year's Melbourne Cup, Australia was ranked behind Norway by a hair's breadth by the United Nations.
The UN's human development index had Australia at 0.93 - on a scale of 0 to 1 - a cool 0.01 behind number one nation Norway, Fairfax Media reported.
The index measures life expectancy, schooling, and gross national income per capita - which is where Australia trails Norway.
On life expectancy we're doing just fine, thankyou very much, with an average life span of 82 years - behind only Japan's 83.
Where should you avoid setting up a home? The Democratic Republic of Congo - which comes in at the bottom with 0.29.
The top five places to live
1. Norway
2. Australia
3. The Netherlands
4. United States
5. New Zealand
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/...t-places-to-live/story-e6frea8c-1226184209118
Norway was first, Melo should be happy!
Thanks 
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generally i am very fond of the Australians (foreign inhabitors and natives) like Gray and Americans like Swag of this forum.
Those guys are half or a quarter of globe away from Italy but i feel that our sympathy for Juve bring us so close.
One has to admire how one young American can have such a fondeness for our clb and watch serie A with passion.
For Australia i only heard the best commets, in Sydney and Melbourne there is a strong presence of Greeks, i met some of them and others who had the courage, money and time to travel that far and all the things they described me amazed me.
Lately, in the middle of this financial crisis and future uncertainty, Australia arised as one of the most attractive destinations for my generation migration waves.
I m still puzzled of the attitude of those 2 members, inter destroyer almost gave a pleasant surpise there...
i m under the impression that those 2 guys hate me and a third Australian, so i didnt add that smiley on purpose until i see their real colors, i was afraid that some other posters could be offended and i m glad that it didnt last long, as my haters always arive first
generally i am very fond of the Australians (foreign inhabitors and natives) like Gray and Americans like Swag of this forum.
Those guys are half or a quarter of globe away from Italy but i feel that our sympathy for Juve bring us so close.
One has to admire how one young American can have such a fondeness for our clb and watch serie A with passion.
For Australia i only heard the best commets, in Sydney and Melbourne there is a strong presence of Greeks, i met some of them and others who had the courage, money and time to travel that far and all the things they described me amazed me.
Lately, in the middle of this financial crisis and future uncertainty, Australia arised as one of the most attractive destinations for my generation migration waves.
I m still puzzled of the attitude of those 2 members, inter destroyer almost gave a pleasant surpise there...
generally i am very fond of the Australians (foreign inhabitors and natives) like Gray and Americans like Swag of this forum.
Those guys are half or a quarter of globe away from Italy but i feel that our sympathy for Juve bring us so close.
One has to admire how one young American can have such a fondeness for our clb and watch serie A with passion.
For Australia i only heard the best commets, in Sydney and Melbourne there is a strong presence of Greeks, i met some of them and others who had the courage, money and time to travel that far and all the things they described me amazed me.
Lately, in the middle of this financial crisis and future uncertainty, Australia arised as one of the most attractive destinations for my generation migration waves.
I m still puzzled of the attitude of those 2 members, inter destroyer almost gave a pleasant surpise there...
i m under the impression that those 2 guys hate me and a third Australian, so i didnt add that smiley on purpose until i see their real colors, i was afraid that some other posters could be offended and i m glad that it didnt last long, as my haters always arive first
generally i am very fond of the Australians (foreign inhabitors and natives) like Gray and Americans like Swag of this forum.
Those guys are half or a quarter of globe away from Italy but i feel that our sympathy for Juve bring us so close.
One has to admire how one young American can have such a fondeness for our clb and watch serie A with passion.
For Australia i only heard the best commets, in Sydney and Melbourne there is a strong presence of Greeks, i met some of them and others who had the courage, money and time to travel that far and all the things they described me amazed me.
Lately, in the middle of this financial crisis and future uncertainty, Australia arised as one of the most attractive destinations for my generation migration waves.
I m still puzzled of the attitude of those 2 members, inter destroyer almost gave a pleasant surpise there...
generally i am very fond of the Australians (foreign inhabitors and natives) like Gray and Americans like Swag of this forum.
Those guys are half or a quarter of globe away from Italy but i feel that our sympathy for Juve bring us so close.
One has to admire how one young American can have such a fondeness for our clb and watch serie A with passion.
For Australia i only heard the best commets, in Sydney and Melbourne there is a strong presence of Greeks, i met some of them and others who had the courage, money and time to travel that far and all the things they described me amazed me.
Lately, in the middle of this financial crisis and future uncertainty, Australia arised as one of the most attractive destinations for my generation migration waves.
I m still puzzled of the attitude of those 2 members, inter destroyer almost gave a pleasant surpise there...
As for Aus, Melbourne and Sydney get the most comments because they're the biggest cities and get the best publicity. They're both awesome cities though and if you've heard good things then you've heard the truth. Working for my state government in the immigration sector means I have a general interest in people migrating. If you want to move to an Eastern Start in Australia you will need an Employer Sponsorship or want to study. General Skilled Migration to an Eastern state is virtually impossible.
95% of the Greeks in Australia still think they're walking the golden streets of Athens. They are fucked!
BN_Aus & InterDestroyer are good blokes!