Melbourne's cool changes in summer are first class. One of my favourite things.
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How is brisbane tacky compared to perth? Brisbane and perth are basically the same.In my 20s and the cities they were back then
Sydney
Perth
Melbourne
Adelaide
Hobart
Brisbane
These days Perth tops the list
The traffic of Sydney and Melbourne would s**t me
Adelaide has improved but still a peasant mentality
Brisbane still tacky
Hobart has a nice coffee shop
Melbourne, sydney, adelaide and perth are all far hotter then brisbane in the summer. The hottest days in brisbane in the summer are about 35 degrees. The other cities get days above 40 degrees. Never ever happens in brisbane. The summer is the wet season so lots of storms to cool things down,I live in Brisbane and it has changed for the good over the last 15 years. There is a real quality vibe about the place. Plenty to do. Along with the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast and the surrounding areas it is a great place to live, work and play.
Downsides are it is bloody hot in summer and Queensland Rail is a farce.
Melbourne, sydney, adelaide and perth are all far hotter then brisbane in the summer. The hottest days in brisbane in the summer are about 35 degrees. The other cities get days above 40 degrees. Never ever happens in brisbane. The summer is the wet season so lots of storms to cool things down,
Melbourne and adelaide summers are far hotter. Often have 2-3 days in a row of heat around 40 degrees. Dont even get close to that in brisbane. Ive lived in brisbane for 5 years and miss the heat of the south. To much summer rain and no scorchers.I have to disagree with this. Yes while the other cities do get over 40. It is not everyday of summer. In summer up here it is hot and humid every day. The storms do provide a drop in temperature, often the humidity increases, if it is an arvo storm, the sun will come back out and it is back to being hot again. Also the storms arnt every day like some believe. Just from my experiences, Brisbane has the hottest summer out of the major caps.
Go to adelaide for the footy or cricket and then head into the hills and barossa valley to get pissed at wineries and explore the german towns.1. Melbourne (Sticking phat, just, footy tips it over the line)
2. Brisbane (Near the coast, hinterland, easy to get around)
3. Canberra (Good to live in. <Work>Close to coast for a weekend get away and Melb and Sydney close)
4. Perth (Stunning. Swan River is stunning. Just personally too far away and hot af in summer)
5. Darwin (Great surrounds. But see Perth above)
6. Sydney (Habour + Northern beaches. Then leave unless you love traffic and yuppies.)
Hobart, Adelaide (for some weird reason have never been. Which is weird given they are the 2 closest to melb. Need to make a point of it. Not really holiday places and have just never had cause to go).
Plenty of Dickheads in NewcastleHaha
I am sick if the capital cities so imma voting for Newcastle. Great beaches. I just want to live somewhere near a beautiful beach and few dickheads (and sharks)
What was happening?Plenty of Dickheads in Newcastle
I was glad to leave after 6 months and never going back
You dont like smart people?I don't mind Melbourne but it's full of Victorians which holds it back as a city.
Of the cities I've spent more than a month in.
Melbourne (except the traffic is worse year on year)
Hobart
Adelaide
BrisVegas
Sydney (an absolute hole)
Darwin (even more of a wasteland than Sydney)
Overall though screw the cities, much prefer the country.
If you have actually traveled anywhere the PT in Melbourne is very good!No.....
Just don't like the worlds worst graffiti problem.
Beggars.
"Homeless" bogans.
Drugs.
Bollards.
Road rage.
Polluted water.
s**t public transport.
Lord Mayor is a scumbag.
The pride and joy ie. Docklands is a ghost town.
Rubbish everywhere.
No jobs.
Cold.
Etc.......
The NRL bogan type & wannabe hipster ruin it for meHaha
I am sick if the capital cities so imma voting for Newcastle. Great beaches. I just want to live somewhere near a beautiful beach and few dickheads (and sharks)
1. Canberra. Almost perfect city only ruined by the drongo's the rest of the country vote in to pollute. Big enough that we have all the amenities that the larger cities have but small enough that we don't have their problems, such as over crowding, traffic jams etc. Close to the beach, close to the snow, close enough to Sydney that if I do have to go, I can make it a day trip. Summer can get a little hot, Winter can get a little cold, but for most of the year the weather is quite pleasant, around the late teens, to early twenties. Almost perfect.