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Tasmania

[Deleted User] · 2022-07-20 22:21:11

I need some advice on moving to Tasmania. I would like to live there but I'm not sure what it's like!

20-07-2022 10:21pm

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I need some advice on moving to Tasmania. I would like to live there but I'm not sure what it's like!

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#2 25-07-2022 2:40am

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Moving there from Ireland or the mainland? You can expect a slower pace of life as well as fewer employment opportunities. Nice scenery and a cooler climate though.

Orange pilled.

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#3 25-07-2022 3:35am

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I lived in Launceston for just under 18 months. It's a very clicky place and is about 15 years behind the mainland. There's a divide between Launceston & Hobart and Burnie is the unloved ginger child. It is a beautiful place and does have an amazing wine & food scene. Accommodation is scarce and property prices have shot up over the past 2 years. As the above poster said, jobs are scarce, and there pay is a lot less than on the mainland.

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