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11 Things NOT to do in Australia - MUST SEE BEFORE YOU GO!

Australia is a pretty cool place with some really fun and interesting people. Whether you're going there to trek the outback or dive the great barrier reef, you're going to need to know some things before you go. Here are 11 things not to do in Australia.

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10 AUSTRALIAN CULTURE SHOCKS AS AN INDONESIAN

Hi everyone! It's been a while since I posted the last video on my channel. in Today's video I'm going to share my experiences while living in Australia.

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Dark Sides of Living in Australia

What are the dark sides of Australia? Australia is a beautiful country with so much to offer and enjoy. But like any other place, it has its dark sides too. From the scorching heat of the outback to the insidious racism that still persists in some areas, living in Australia can be difficult for many people, especially those from minority backgrounds. This video will explore some of these darker aspects of life Down Under, such as climate change, mental health issues and cultural differences between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. It will also discuss how we can work together to create a more equitable society where everyone can thrive despite their background or circumstances.
1. Internet is Bad
Internet in Australia is becoming increasingly unreliable and expensive. With the cost of data plans rising, many people are unable to afford access to the internet, making it difficult for them to stay connected with family and friends or work from home. The quality of connection can also be poor, leading to slow speeds and frequent disruptions which make streaming video or downloading large files nearly impossible. Furthermore, Australians pay some of the highest prices in the world for broadband services due to a lack of competition between providers. All these problems are putting a strain on the country's digital economy and inhibiting innovation within its borders.
2. Difficult to Make Friends (Australians are Friendly but Not Friends)
Making friends in Australia can be difficult. Australians are known for being friendly and open, but that doesn't necessarily mean they will become your friend. Although there are many people who you may come into contact with on a daily basis, such as colleagues or classmates, building meaningful relationships with them can take time and effort. It's not just about having common interests or similar backgrounds; it's also about connecting emotionally and feeling comfortable enough to share stories from your pasts. As an outsider coming to Australia, it might take some getting used to the culture before you can make genuine friendships with locals.
3. Racism
Racism in Australia is a problem that has been present for many years. It is an issue that affects the lives of people from all walks of life, including Indigenous Australians, migrants and refugees. Racism can be seen in various forms such as discriminatory behaviour, unequal access to resources and services, or exclusion from social activities. Unfortunately, racism continues to affect many aspects of our society today and unfortunately there are still too many instances where individuals are treated differently based on their racial background or cultural identity.
There have been numerous reports over the past decade suggesting that levels of racism remain high in Australia with a survey conducted by the Scanlon Foundation indicating that one out of four Australians experience discrimination due to their race at least once per year. The Australian Human Rights Commission also reported a significant increase in complaints about race-related matters since 2010/2011 showing an alarming trend towards increasing levels of prejudice within our communities.
Furthermore, research into Indigenous deaths in custody has revealed that Indigenous Australians are disproportionately represented in the criminal justice system and are more likely to be incarcerated than non-Indigenous people. This is a clear example of how racism can have serious implications for individuals, families and communities.
It is important for us all to work together towards eliminating racism from our society by promoting positive attitudes towards cultural diversity, understanding different perspectives, challenging stereotypes and speaking out against discrimination whenever we see it. By doing this, we can help create an inclusive Australia where everyone feels respected and valued regardless of their race or ethnicity.

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AUSTRALIAN Culture Shock | AMERICAN Living in Sydney | What Shocks Me About Australia

Living Down Under has been so exciting these first four months living in Sydney, but in this video, I wanted to share with you all just how tough it can be living abroad as an ex-pat. From learning to live alongside Australian wildlife, to the Australian cultural differences, living in Australia as an American ex-pat has been full of culture shocks I was not expecting! From not using hazard lights during funeral processions to mardi gras and LGBT+ pride to kangaroo pet food, these first few months in Australia have been amazing and I can’t wait to share what I have learned living abroad as an immigrant.

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50 Things I saw after moving to Australia | American in Sydney

There are many things I didn't encounter until I moved to Australia. Living in Australia opened me up to a world of surprises. Living in Sydney came as a shock but until I saw some of the differences between America and Australia I didn't know what to expect when I moved to Australia. The food in Australia and places to visit in Sydney surprised me. The wildlife in Australia, from the deadly wildlife in Australia to your everyday Australian birds were a shock.

What is like like in Australia? it's a shock. I had to learn how to live in Australia as an immigrant, and this list of fifty things about Australia I didn't experience until I moved here can hopefully help some immigrants who want to move to Australia too. And who knows, maybe this list will surprise Australians too!

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Culture Shock when Arriving in Australia

Arriving to Australia during the pandemic was a shock in its self but over all there has been a big Culture Shock with the Australia culture. I have loved learning about it and experiencing what its like to live in the outback of Queensland.

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15 THINGS I LOVE ABOUT LIVING IN AUSTRALIA! Best Things About Living in Australia as a Foreigner

Find out the 15 best things about living in Australia as a foreigner and life in Australia for immigrants, from a British expat who moved to Australia from the UK!

If you’re looking for reasons to move to Australia, this list of the top 15 things I love about living in Australia include weather, landscape, Australian wildlife, Australian culture, lifestyle and more.

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When your Australian passport is accepted EVERYWHERE but Australia! #shorts

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Can you believe these culture shocks in Australia?! ????

After spending a year working and living abroad in Australia, I discovered many different culture shocks! Here are a few differences I realized while I was there! #australia #australiatravel #australiaworkvisa #australiaworkpermit #cultureshock #cultureshocks #canadian #shortsvideo

Culture Shocks Moving to Australia | Part 2 with @TheBAMFamalam

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There were some culture shocks moving from America to Australia, but what about moving to Australia from the UK? I sat down with Maz from the BAM Famalam to see what culture shocks were experienced moving to Australia from two completely different countries. There were some American culture shocks in Australia but let's see what culture shocks a Pom went through! There are so many differences between Australia and America just like there are differences between the UK and Australia and differences between the UK and America.

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10 AMERICAN habits I lost after moving to AUSTRALIA

I was one of those stubborn Americans who thought they’d never change their ways, even after moving abroad. After 10 months of living in Australia, I’ve noticed 10 American habits that I’ve lost while living in Sydney, Australia. Some of these might surprise you. They certainly surprised me! So grab a bickie, grab a cuppa, and let’s see what American habits I don’t have anymore!

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Going back to America after living in Australia [CULTURE SHOCK]

As an American living in Australia, I had to adjust to some Australian culture shocks. After going to Hawaii, I had some American culture shocks that really surprised me! There so were many little things about America that I completely forgot about, and some things I never noticed before until I moved abroad.
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10 Australian Things America Doesn't Even Have a Word For… | American Living in Australia

Australian words are fun to say and very different from some American words. Naturally there are Aussie words that America just doesn’t have a word for!

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15 WEIRD THINGS ABOUT AUSTRALIA THAT CANADIANS DON'T UNDERSTAND!

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REVERSE CULTURE SHOCKS | Going back to America after living in Australia for 1.5 years

The reverse culture shock going back to America after living in Australia for 1.5 years was shocking for sure! As an American living in Australia, i was expected some cultural differences and going back to Philadelphia, I noticed some big changes in America that I never noticed before as an American living in my home country. The shocks of moving abroad can be a difficult transition, but moving to Australia from America was one of the best decisions I've ever made.

My Australian husband was also surprised. There were some culture shocks as an Australia in America as well and it was interesting to see America from an Australian's perspective. Vising America has its challenges, but just like visiting Australia, it's definitely worth it!

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Australia Culture Shock // My First Week Living in Australia // American Ex-pat Lifestyle in Sydney

Learning to live Down Under has been so exciting this first week, but in this video I wanted to share with you all just how tough it can be living abroad as an ex-pat. From hearing Australian accents on YouTube to learning to live alongside Australian wildlife, living in Australia as an American ex-pat has been full of culture shocks I was not expecting! From driving on the other side of the road, to shopping at Australian grocery stores, this first week in Australia has been amazing and I can’t wait to share what I have learned in my first week living abroad as an ex-pat.

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