Show Notes
On this weeks episode I'm talking about all the things that people don't tell you about when moving to Australia. The ups, the downs, everything in between and the random things that we do that you wouldn't dream of doing at home. It may all look like sunshine and craic through the phone but it isn't all easy! Hopefully you get a little bit of an insight into the place I've called home for almost three years or if you're here like me I hope you have a laugh at some of the things that each of us over here can relate to. Thanks to everyone who sent in your suggestions on Instagram and if you're not already, then check below for my username.
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