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Australia has become one of the wealthiest countries in the world and ranks among the highest in the world in terms of health care, life expectancy, quality of life, human development, public education, economic freedom and the protection of life and liberty.

Australia is an island continent and is the sixth largest country in the world measuring 25, 938 square kilometers. The western half of Australia is called the Western Plateau and much of the flatlands are broken by mountain ranges and large rivers. It is separated by the Great Dividing Range while the eastern part has coastal plains where most of the rainfall is measured. Off its coast is one of the greatest natural attractions, the Great Barrier Reef and many more once you have truly explored the country on your own.

The most urbanized as well as the most modern cities in the world are located in Australia. Often, these are the places most conducive to living in Australia.

Canberra is the capital of Australia and came about as a compromise between Sydney and Melbourne. The city is well planned integrating the environment and the cityscape making the city a true haven.

Sydney is the largest city in Australia and it is where most of the most famed landmarks of the country are located. These are the Sydney Harbor Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. It is also the most expensive place to be living in Australia.

Darwin is the smallest as well as the northernmost Australian city capital. It started from being a pioneer outpost and port to become one of the most culturally diverse and modern cities in the country.

Brisbane is the third most populated city in the country and has been steadily climbing the world stage for its culture, architecture and landscape.

Adelaide is a city surrounded by parkland and the inner city is laid out like a grid with many large roadways bisecting the many squares throughout the city. It is also one of the favored cities for festivals and sporting events.

Hobart is located in the island state of Tasmania and started out as the central penal colony in Australia. Now, it has flourished as the commercial as well as governmental center of the island of Tasmania.

Melbourne is the second most populous city in Australia and its Central Business District is the linchpin of the city. The city’s eclectic architecture, spacious parks and multicultural habitués make the city a true melting pot in Australia.

Perth is one of the most dynamic areas to be living in Australia. The city’s burgeoning economy based on its port and mining businesses making the city one of the most exciting cities in the country.

So as an immigrant to the country and when given a choice on what place you would choose to start living in Australia, it is best you do your research to get all the facts before making a decision. As Australia Forum puts it, “This is the only way you and your family would be able to survive living in Australia.”

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This article has been provided by Jose Marc Castro, the online editor at AustraliaForum.com - the primary community for people moving to Australia. The site also provides information and advice on matters such as living in Australia.

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