Reported Post by Travis_T

Travis · Sep 15, 2010

Travis_T has reported a post.

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unemployment in new zealand is at 6.8% not 3.2% so this should be removed from the post. Otherwise its just a lie.
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Post: Wanting to leave
Forum: Personal Support & Assistance
Assigned Moderators: x⁹, MegaMatt, Louis, FireZ

Posted by: RsProd
Original Content:

I live in New Zealand, and personally, I think it is the greatest country in the world.

Reasons for moving:

* New Zealand is a less crowded version of england with much nicer weather, and scenery.
* If you're into Culture, their is no shortage of that in New Zealand, in my town alone there is 450+ different cultures.
* If you're more into sporting, there is no limitations on sport in New Zealand. As the weather ranges from -5 to 30 degrees celcius, we have both summer and winter sports to choose from.
* New Zealand is a very safe country to live in.
* According to THIS WEBSITE New Zealand is the 5th best country in the world to live in.
* A website about things to do in New Zealand can be found HERE
* New Zealand has 4.2million people, which is enough to not get bored on, and not enough to make the place crowded
* If you're sick of the Northern Hemisphere, New Zealand is about as far away as possible
* Plenty of jobs avalible, with unemployment at 3.2% for the population, thats not bad at all seening as we've just been in a global recession.
* Indoor / Outdoor jobs are plentiful, so it shouldn't be a problem finding work.
* Plenty of things to do, as the beach if very close. We have some of the best beaches in the world (according to my dad), Snowy Mountains, and insane rivers etc, Tons of Clubs and other things like that

Reasons against moving:

* Average price from England to Auckland is 1000 Pounds.
* If you regret the move, you're a long way from home.

^^^^ Thats all the negatives I can think of ^^^^

If you would like me to sell New Zealand to you anymore, just flick me a PM, or Message me on MSN.

I hope I helped, or atleast gave you something interesting to read.
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