Although Adelaide is best known for its churches, parks and wide boulevards, it has firmly established itself in recent history as one of Australia’s most eclectic and relaxed cultural destinations. It was one of the few colonies to be originally settled on unoccupied land and today the Indigenous Kaurna people of the region are a strong part of the city’s community.

Brisbane has just the right mix of easy and breezy lifestyle blended with that all important cosmopolitan vibe - essential for a city with such a young population. Its natural attractions are its greatest asset and the wonderful climate makes outdoor living a dream. Local seafood, tropical fruits and Queensland’s abundance of fresh and interesting produce combine for quintessentially Aussie menus and its café and restaurant scene is world class. Brisbane has a vibrant creative spirit evident in its gallerie

The city of Canberra started as a European settlement in the 1830s. The Indigenous people of the region were the Ngunnawal, today they are more dispersed into regional areas. In 1908, Canberra was chosen by ballot to be the federal capital and the city scape was designed a few years later.

Darwin is one of Australia’s last great frontier cities. Life is lived large here and the rules are not the same as they are in the southern states. Everyone has their own reason for being there and for many it’s a tall tale that can be hard to believe. But Territorians are friendly, open minded and hardworking and you’ll be hard pressed to get a warmer welcome anywhere else.

Hobart’s idyllic waterfront location, beautiful natural environment and elegant heritage architecture make it the ideal home for those seeking an easier paced life in a city with some culture and creative energy. It has just a broad enough selection of dining and entertainment options, without being too spoilt for choice and the array of natural attractions and community events make it even more worthwhile. The locals are without a doubt the city’s best assets with a refreshing approach to life and an hones

Melbourne is often referred to as a ‘European’ city, but the truth is it’s a global city. A vibrant mix of cultures has created a unique environment for Melbournians to enjoy. Regularly earning the status of ‘World’s Most Liveable City’ has not been an act of chance. The people are welcoming and the city itself is diverse and dynamic. Its small villages in the inner metropolitan area offer a great lifestyle to its residents with easy access to the CBD, the beach and beautiful park lands as well as a vibrant

Perth is a city of change, with golden sunshine and that reliable cleansing sea breeze. Its isolation may be the secret to its unique lifestyle and its natural attractions make it easy to see why people live there. It is a city of simple things and one where you can build a strong and stable foundation for the future. Its prosperous energy and entrepreneurial spirit makes for a dynamically evolving cityscape and its best asset is its central location to some of Western Australia’s most beautiful regions.

Sydney has been the poster child for Australia for many years and with good reason. The glamorous city of sparkling bays and postcard views is home to many of Australia’s most iconic images. Whatever the world perceives the Australian lifestyle to be, you can be sure Sydney had something to do with it.