Living in regional areas

Many new arrivals to Australia, find it sometimes hard to live in major capital cities as the living expenses are too high and accommodations are very expensive. But there are some, who prefer to move out from the big cities, to a quieter and more affordable regional areas

Valentine Aghajani Source: SBS Assyrian

Valentine Aghajani is a migration agent who lives in Melbourne and is a member of the Assyrian Council of Australia. She teaches interpreting courses to Assyrians who want to be interpreters.

Mrs Aghajani says that our PM Scott Morrison has suggested that people who can't settle in major cities to consider moving from Melbourne city to regional cities who not long ago suffered a devastating bush fires and these regions need to be rebuild. She added, some times we drive two to three hours to have a picnic or see countryside, so why not just live and settle there. Regional cities like Grampians, Ararats, Swan hill and Mildura. 

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