9 Things We Didn't Know About Australia Until We Moved Here!
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- 9 Things We Didn't Know About Australia Until We Moved Here!
We moved to Australia 5 years ago with our family, and we got a few culture shocks! Everyone know how much us BAMs love Australia - there have been some unusual things we learnt about our new home that we weren't expecting and we love sharing it all with you, so that you know the reality of life in Oz. Watch to find out more!
00:00 - Intro
01:08 - 9 Things We Didn't Know About Australia Until We Moved Here!
08:09 - Outtakes
Watch until the end for the outtakes!
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I heard recently somewhere that more snow falls in Australia than the Alps, worth checking up
Interesting that a lot people think Australia doesn’t really have any history, we have a short western history, but the real history and culture of this country is amazing
Although we realised it had history, it's not something that you are taught about elsewhere in the world, so it's not something you hear of until you live here. We quite agree that the country is amazing, we are very thankful to live here 🥰
More snow in Australia than the Swiss Alps, real snow ❄️
very beautiful again my friends! thank you for sharing these knowledge!
It can snow in Queensland, Brisbane last 21 September 1958 & Toowoomba, Granite Belt & Stanthorpe 2015.
Oh it does snow here in Qld, places along the granite belt get snow. Places such as Stanthorpe get snow every couple of years or so.
We stand corrected on that! On one of the rural roads nearish to us, there is a quiz to keep drivers alert - I think one of the questions is 'which is the coldest town in qld?, so we should have remembered about Stanthorpe 😊
Check out the snowy mountains in nsw vic , in good years can be 3 metres deep, with excellent facilities, accommodation and lifts etc.
As of tonight, it’s now on our list of places to visit 🥰🇦🇺
Interesting video guys. It's always refreshing to hear another perspective on a place I've lived all my life. I would like to enlighten you though, on your take on rail in Australia. Australia does actually have a fairly extensive rail network and all of the east coast is well connected by rail, between the capital cities; as is Perth to Adelaide and Adelaide to the interior; north to Alice Springs and Darwin. However, unlike Europe, Australia's rail network was established principally, to transport goods and products from city to city, rather than for passenger transport. Whilst you can certainly travel on passenger trains between all of these places, the distances are long and the cost - when compared to plane or coach - is frequently quite high by comparison. Unlike Europe, where you can travel via short hops between major population centres, Australia is massive and sparsely populated. Hence passenger rail transport can be expensive and let's face it, a less attractive proposition when you can travel from Brisbane to Melbourne by plane in 2 and a half hours as opposed to 26+ hours on a train.
We're so glad you enjoyed, thank you so much for watching. Yes, it's understandable, some things you just take for granted when you're used to them, and don't necessarily think of logistics. It absolutely make sense though to favour planes for cross country travel here 😊
Don't forget that unless you have a concession card (eg Pensioner's or Senior's), rail cannot compete with road, which provides more freedom for the family.
IIRC the concession fare for the above is very, very cheap.
IIRC its A$2.50, but someone can correct me on that.
IIRC this apply to travel by rail, anywhere in NSW.
Re the snow, the word's first ski club was the Kiandra Pioneer Ski Club, established in the Snowy Mountains in 1861 and holding their first meeting in August of that year.
As others have pointed out, it may also snow west of Brisbane - about every five years or so.
We definitely need to visit after this video! 😊
As an Australian, for the second time, in Victoria, we had a " Winter Christmas " 🎄
I know a lot of people have already mentioned about the trains but just for reference it is further from Sydney to Perth then it is London to Saint Petersburg and you’d only get a couple of stops on the way
Another nice video, you guys are growing followingship really well.
Thank you so much, we're glad you are enjoying 🥰
fyi There is a train called the indian pacific that travels from perth to sydney return..and the ghann that travels from Adelaide to Darwin return....love your family.
I'm so pleased that you like living here. Welcome! It's interesting to hear how we are perceived by others. I lived in UK for 4 years and enjoyed it too.
Two comments:
1) We have some great ski fields/resorts in NSW and Victoria. They do get powder snow and have snow making machines for when there is not enough snow. Not always as much snow as NZ and the season isn't as long.
2) You can travel by train from North Queensland down the coast to Sydney then on to Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. Also, you can do a great trip on the Ghan from Adelaide to Darwin.
We love it here. Thank you for your welcome 🥰 We do look forward to trying out all of these experiences one day xx
Yes a quirky fact to consider. Australia gets more snow than the Swiss alps. U can see videos of kangaroos hopping around in snow . U never see that in tourist brochures though i wonder why? Its kinda neat to see and not something many people would associate with Australia.
Actually the worst blizzard I've been in was in Queensland in 1984 in Stanthorpe where they had 6 inches of snow and strong cold winds on the hills around. The next best was snowfall at Mt Hotham in Victoria. I went to the top of the Jungfrau in Switzerland in winter and the sun was shining. Probably just as well.
Oh wowza, we definitely don't think of snow when we think of Queensland 😆
Remember when it snowed on Uluru?
We went to Jungfrau in August. It was 41°C in Zurich and NO snow up on Jungfrau.
@@Rottnwoman wow hard to imagine the Jungfrau like that. It was sunny but the waterfalls were frozen when I was there. But it's a majestic peak in any weather.
It does occasionally snow in Queensland btw. There is a temperate climate zone that runs up from down south into country parts of Queensland. Stanthorpe and surrounds can snow.
I'm glad i watched this vid again. Slip across to Stanthorpe one fine winter's day.
Glad you enjoyed it. We have so many places to travel to, we're looking forward to it 😊
Freight trains travel all over the place, there are still passenger trains.."Indian Pacific" goes Sydney to Adelaide to Perth, "The Overland" goes Melbourne to Adelaide, "The Ghan" goes between Adelaide and Darwin, and the "Great Southern" goes between Brisbane and Adelaide. The Govt's been talking about a high speed train from Brisbane to Sydney to Melbourne for years... but dont hold your breath on that ever being a thing.
It sounds like Adelaide is the most connected city from that 😊 We had heard about the possibility of a high speed from Brisbane to Sydney, it will be great if it comes to fruition 🤞🏼
The trip from Sydney to Perth on the Indian Pacific takes nearly 3 days despite only making 4 short stops along the way. It’s 4352 km (2704 miles)
@@miniveedub or something like 3 1/2hrs on a plane? Really puts it in perspective
@@Misshowzat I’ve made the plane flight multiple times because I lived in Perth with family on the east coast. The length of the flight depends on which direction you’re flying and the time of year because of the prevailing winds. If you’re travelling the right way at the right time it can take quite a bit of time off the trip. Shortest I have personally experienced is 3 hours 50 minutes but I have also experienced nearly 5 hours!
There's a reason there is no rail network traversing the largest island continent from North East to South West.
The distance is so great, it's cheaper for everyone to fly.
John O Groats to Penzance is probably similar to Brisbane to Melbourne.
The Indian Pacific is more than double that distance. An alternate route from Brisbane to Perth is way further.
Not having a dig. I'm just stating facts. It's a big country.
Love your videos , love your dog 🐶
Thank you so much for watching. We're rather fond of him too, so much so that we now have a second one! ❤️
We have buses & handful of long distance trains but we mostly rely on cars or planes to get around. One thing to remember is wherever you're going is a lot further than you think it is. From the bottom of Victoria to the top is about a 6 - 7 hour drive & that's the smallest mainland state.
The distances are crazy, it makes sense to travel by plane across country here 😊
I really enjoy your videos!
Thank you so much for watching, we are super glad that you're enjoying them 🥰
Just discovered ur both last night.... luv the great job u both are doing descriping this gr8 state of Queensland to the world. I'm a fellow Queenslander livee in Brisbane. Brilliant job
Ah thank you, we're super glad you found us 🥰
Once again a good video. Regarding alcohol restrictions, this only applies in indigenous communities. However you can have it in your vehicle as long as you don't stop in other than designated areas, ie. a toilet stop in a rest area. #2, Australia has a greater snow fall annually than Switzerland. #3, the Indian Pacific, the Ghan and the latest one from Brisbane to Adelaide are fantastic. Have done all three. HOPEFULLY! doing the Ghan again in Oct. this year. This time from Darwin to Adelaide. Not cheap, but a great way to see Oz. Keep up the great vids.
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Thank you so much for your lovely comment, and also for sharing with us 🥰
You guys are so funny...really enjoying your videos ☺
Thank you so much, we’re super glad you’re enjoying them 🥰
You can catch the Spirit of Queensland tilt train, from any town along the Queensland coast including the Sunshine Coast. It leaves Brisbane and goes all the way to Cairns and stops at all the major cities along the Queensland coast and there are train trips that head out to western QLD to towns like Longreach etc.. It leaves Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Cheers
However in Europe there would likely be several trains per day rather than 4 trains per week!
Well it’s Sunday morning here in wales 🏴 cuppa’s done, tv on, time to watch the bamfamalam 😊
Woohoo BAM o'clock! 😁
We get fabulous snow and skying in Australia
We're looking forward to heading down south one winter for it 😁
It depends on where you are if the police have to put out a sign for a speed trap, at least of the camera-in-a-van variety. In QLD they don't have to, except for the "you've had your photo taken" one. NSW they have to put out a sign a couple of hundred meters before, not sure about the other states.
They don't use signs much in NSW or ACT.
There are trams on the gold Coast of Qld. And you can train travel across Aussie Melbourne to Sydney, Sydney to Adelaide, and one across the West Aussie.
You can get a train to Perth. However Sydney to Perth takes three days so it is quicker and cheaper to fly. It is 4300 km which is half as far again as Paris to Moscow. People mainly take the train as a holiday in itself but would only go one way and fly back.
Yes, certainly easier (and cheaper from what everyone has said) to take a flight 😊
Big rail system in New South Wales both the Sydney Network and Regional NSW. Rail in Australia is a State Government Concern. A train, The Indian Pacific runs twice a week from Sydney to Pert WA.
We have more snow than Switzerland lol try our snow fields sometime
We look forward to coming down south for some snow one winter 😊
The Indian Pacific Train travels between Sydney and Perth
All ski resorts here. Snow is snow. Snow for skiing.
i'm american but i lived in oz fer 2 1/2 years and also been to the u.k. 3 times (i got friends over there). i also speak spanish and spanish also has its variations but NOTHING like english not even close and it's perdy much not til' yer actually in another english speaking country that you get the full scope of it.
when i went to oz i knew certain ones like 'car park' and 'thongs' but then there were thousands of others that i'd never heard before in my life. especially because oz is saturated with americana so they already knew most of my specifically yankee vocabulary (even if they didn't use it) but it's a totally one way street there's very little australian pop culture in the states so when it came to things like school, parts on an automobile, etc. it was like learning a whole new language.
i would think being from the u.k. there would not be as much of a language barrier in oz as there would be fer americans but i suppose even then the differences are perdy extensive.
Australia's population outside the cities can be quite sparse with big distances between towns so unlike Europe it does not have the population density to make rail services viable. In addition the time it takes to travel by train between cities means flying or even driving is a more attractive option. Plus the fact that in NSW all the train services converge on Sydney so even if you don't want to go there you often have to. There is no interconnectivity between different country lines except via Sydney. For instance, if you wanted to go from the Inland city of Tamworth to Dubbo (just a few hours south west by road) you would take one train south east to Sydney on the New England line and then get another train north west back to Dubbo on the Western NSW line almost completing a full circle. If the trains' arrival and departure times don't mesh and you have to wait in Sydney, the whole exercise could take nearly 24 hours. Madness. An inland line is to be built between Melbourne and Brisbane (by passing Sydney) but this will mainly be for freight.
Gosh, that's super interesting. It makes sense as everything is so far apart here, and as the population is not massive - it is something we've always taken for granted in Europe. In saying that, flights are a great option for travelling in a speedy manner here ❤️
Well actually aside from Europe train travel within the UK is very expensive in comparison to Australia.
the flight time from Sydney to Perth takes about 4 1/2 hours went a couple of times to Adelaide took about 2 hours have been a few times to my wife's birth country Fiji took about 3 1/2 hours
This is so cool and interesting😀.
Thank you so much! You're the winner this week for getting to the comments first 😉
@@TheBAMFamalam my friends thank you😀.
@@WilliamTheUnkownShoutout 😁
"The rail system" Ah, shite. Fun fact, for a long time the rail gauge wasn't standardised across states. So at each state border you had to switch to a train with different spaced wheels
It's funny how many things vary from state to state 😁
@@TheBAMFamalam Very true, even us natives get caught out 😅
A train from brisbane to perth would be 4300km in distance where as from paris to moscow would only be 3200km. Would not be worth building that
OMG try the trains. Go from Brisbane to Cairns fantastic experience. Then Perth to Sydney, the Indian Pacific train, 3 days unbelievable experience. They are for tourists but so worth it. Oh don't forget the Ghan from Adelaide to Darwin, get a stop over in Alice Springs.
We look forward to this one day xx
The trains outside metropolitan areas are great for that sort of experience, but that's it. There is a reasonably good system in NSW to travel from Sydney to/from other centres a short journey out, but that's limited to the Newcastle, Wollongong and Blue Mountains area. Not the sort of travel for which you'd commonly use a train in Europe.
Great video guys! I was wondering how dog friendly you find it in Queensland? We’re moving over and the plan is to bring our dog over with us, just wondered how you find it with a dog there. (Ours is quite a bit bigger than kokopop 🤣) xx
Thank you so much, we are glad you enjoyed it 🥰
We find it really dog friendly, he comes with us to most places, and as you can imagine, he gets a big fuss made of him! There are designated doggy beaches also 🐾
The time in Perth is always two hours behind Sydney's regardless of daylight saving due to the Sun taking an extra two hours to reach it.
Before we first came to Australia, we had no idea how huge it was - when we flew over Darwin, we thought we would be landing soon 😂 Australia really is huge! 😁
During Daylight Saving, Perth is THREE hours behind Sydney. Daylight Saving runs for 6 months… the 1st Sunday in October yo the 1st Sunday in April.
Good observation. I didn't think of that.@@aussieragdoll4840
The saying goes, "More snow than Switzerland!" debatable apparently, but the consensus seems to agree I think.
It's definitely not what the rest of the world think of, when they think of Australia 😆 We do look forward to seeing the snow one winter 🇦🇺
More AREA under snow than Switzerland (but not as deep).
Yes it's like the Alps , full powder,look up yt vids on skiing in Australia
We will head down one winter, we can't wait to see that 😊🇦🇺
Australia is a couple of sheep stations shy of the size of the continental United states of America, but we only have about 30 million people to pay the taxes that pay for our infrastructure. Australia is 8,000 kilometres across and their is a train that runs from east to west and obviously in the opposite direction. The rail systems in the major cities are quite comprehensive. Rail travel is quite expensive and most Australians love their cars.
I tried catching a train once but they don't stop when you want to take a photo! 😂 Car for me every time!
Unless you are doing it for the experience of train travel it is obviously faster and way cheaper to fly. By train it can cost over $1000 when on sale...by plane it can sometimes be as low as $30 in a snap sale.
That's a lot of money, it would be an incredible experience though ❤️
May I make a hopefully helpful suggestion about the quality of the audio in your video? You are recording in an empty room without nearby microphones so the sound is boxy, it reverberates, and sounds distant. A furnished room is better. It absorbs some of the sound that reflects off bare walls. As for time zones, Australia’s width covers three time zones, and Queensland has no daylight savings because the extra hour of sunlight fades their curtains. Speed limits are monitored with very accurate technology, and the view is that if they allowed you to drive 5kmPH over the speed limit signs would say so. In Victoria the cops use to allow a 3kph leeway to cover different wheel diameters, tyre pressure, speedo errors etc but I believe they dropped the 3kph leeway and expect the driver to stay at or below the speed limit. And there are signs - they are white, with a red circle with a black number within it, and again, in Victoria in a built up area, the speed limit is 50 unless there’s a speed limit sign saying otherwise. I think Qld’s the same.
Hey, yes we are sorry that the sound is not up to standard in this video - we were laying a new floor at the time this was made and so it wasn't quite our usual setup 😊
Daylight Saving. The closer you are to the equator, the longer the daylight hours, in summer. Qld, NT and WA have parts of the state close to the Equator, which means daylight saving is not, and you won't have two time zones in the one state
We don’t have daylight saving in Queensland because the extra daylight fades the curtains (kidding).
The closer you live to the equator the less difference between winter & summer sunlight hours so there is no real point
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Weird about Brisbane though - it sits so far east in the timezone, that it's dark after 6pm all year round.. so no sun when you get home after work ever. But it can be light at 5am.
@@hannesRSA it does seem strange in the summer 😊
Trains connect all the major cities. The world-famous "Indian Pacific" runs between Sydney and Perth. All cities have major suburban rail networks. The Sunshine Coast is certainly not indicative of life in the major cities where the vast majority of people live. Also, the ski fields of Australia in the Snowy Mountains are actually bigger than the whole of Switzerland. Pre Covid, thousands of Europeans head to our ski resorts during the European summer.
You're absolutely right, the rail system is certainly different in the cities, compared to here on the Sunny Coast. That said, it is very different to what we've experienced in Europe before moving here - there's nothing wrong with that, it's just different - we would be far more likely to take a flight here instead 😊
We're looking forward to heading south and seeing the snow one winter ❤️
@@TheBAMFamalam You need to look at the distances. Bris to Syd, 913 km (15 hours) then Syd to Perth 4352 km (65 hours). Unheard of in Europe. All up, almost the same as London to Moscow and return.
@@glennarmstrong7891 it makes sense - these things always come as a surprise though when you are used to something. We absolutely embrace our lives here and enjoy every second of being here, there are bound to be culture shocks and things that take us by surprise though. Sometimes you don’t think about the logistics, you just take what you’ve always known as the norm 😊
Australia gets more snow that Switzerland.
Queensland don't have daylight savings because the extra hour of sunlight fades their curtains . They also think that when you arrive at a give way sign you proceed with no caution at all.
Atcherly you can get a train all the way from Brisbane to Perf innit ! 😀
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No your fine u can talk about us blackfellas your a beautiful family & I love the fact that u love the Australia also really enjoy your content great vids 👍🇦🇺🇬🇧
We absolutely love this country. Thank you so much for watching 🥰
hate to burst ya bubble guys but we have more snow than swiss alps lol good ski ing snow , and all our states and territories are conected by rail lol , you cant buy take away grog on good friday but you are allowed to have it lmao
G'day from Melbourne 🦘🇦🇺
G'day 🇦🇺 🥰
It snows in Stanthorpe in southern inland Queensland most winters
Not really. The last snow we had was 2015.
It seems so funny to think of snow in QLD, we are on the Sunny Coast, so it rarely drops below 10 degrees, although that feels super cold to us now! We are aware even an hour inland, that the temperature drops dramatically at night though. 😊
@@TheBAMFamalam don’t visit us in Stanthorpe in winter then 😂😂❄️❄️
@@kenexx haha, I think we're going to have to after making this video 😂 There's so many places we haven't been yet, although we did hear about Stanthorpe on a roadside quiz! 😁
Hey Guys, love your videos. Don't know where you got that background flag however the Aussie flag has 7 points on the main stars not 8 as shown.😁👍
We hadn't picked that up before! Thank you 🥰
Any chance you could do this in a room with furniture to stop the bounce in the sound.
Hi all hope your well cmon England
It's coming home! 😉
Apparently Melbourne as the biggest tram 🚃 network in the world and Sydney as a good train network and Brisbane as a Suburban train network have you guys been to Melbourne or Sydney yet ?
We sure have been. While it is great in each city, I think we were expecting the whole country to be connected via train, where it's more common to get a flight instead 😊
@@TheBAMFamalam you can get train 🚂 up to Cairns but i think 🤔 it’s take 24 hours so expect most people would fly .. I love 💕 watching your video and I share them on my Facebook page thanks 🙏
@@waynepowell5458 thank you so much for your support, we’re glad that you’re enjoying 🥰
Could you please tell me how many points as British person will I need to get into Australia 🇦🇺
Every situation is different, and visa requirements change often. It would be best to speak to a Mara registered emigration agent, for current advice 😊
Ok, Brisbane's rail system is not as good as say that of Sydney or Melbourne.
What's the matter with the Indian Pacific? Goes from East Coast to West Coast and vice versa.
We stopped using the 1 and 2 cent coins because it cost more to make them than they were worth .
We are a large continent.
Can we just go back to the rail system for a bit. The problem is not simply the lower population but rather the greatly lower population density. There are pretty good trains using the east and west mainlines from London to Edinburgh and Glasgow, making the journey in a few hours. But look at all the cities and industries in between. They will support many passenger and freight trains making shorter journeys - and hence much better track. That allows higher speeds for passenger and any through freight trains. If I were to travel north from Sydney to Brisbane, I'd pass through the general Newcastle area; that requires reasonable passenger and freight services and gets them. But north from there has much lower demand for both and thus the service is at a much reduced level. The tracks are not maintained in a fashion to allow high speed. The same analysis applies to the Sydney - Melbourne route
Enjoy your clips, can't chuck a uey at traffic lights?
@1:20 what is that song?
The song is called Worst Behaviour 😊
@@TheBAMFamalam Cheers mate :)
Also how are you getting on with all the covid annoyance, over here in Perth we are so far removed we are lucky to just operate like normal.
@@nathr7375 we feel pretty removed from it here also. Apart from wearing masks in indoor public places, life is pretty normal 😊
@@TheBAMFamalam yeah the international media seems to be acting like we are all locked up.
Hey guys. Please dont waste your money skiing in NZ. Tiny little resorts very few lifts, terrible access roads, terrible weather, and very little on snow accommodation.Australia has great road access, lots of accommodation, plenty of lifts ( 48 in Perisher ) great weather and snow quality the same as NZ. I have skied and worked in ski resorts around the world and I can definately say Aust is better skiing and more picturesque with blue sky and colourful snow gums. Often complimented by a wombat or two.
Country is too big for long distance rail. Once along a time we had them before planes and trucks but no one wants to sit on a train for a day or 2 what they can do in hours so it's not cost effective.
That's such a great point. When you're used to something, you take it for granted, and assume that it's the norm, and then don't necessarily think of logistics. It absolutely makes sense why Australia wouldn't have the same system as Europe though 😊
you guys must be really bad at avoiding the police. Ive been speeding my whole life - speed limit plus GST or over - and pretty much never get busted. With practice you'll work out how to avoid speed cameras. Its just a matter of working out their hunting grounds and preferred times. Just bear in mind they try to police road black spots at peak hours - you wont find them on a major highway out in the boonies after around 9pm. The idea is to scare the maximum amount of drivers into slowing down a bit in danger areas (which kind of works).
You can travel by train from Sydney to Perth, via Melbourne and adelaide, on the Indian Pacific train, which mostly caters to tourists. It crosses the Nullarbor but doesnt stop in Canberra. You can get off in Yass to get to Canberra if you want. The other big train ride if the Ghan train from adelaide to Darwin (and back). These are multiple day train trips though with your own cabin - its basically like the orient express except in Australia.
Haha we swear they hide in bushes here 😂
Yes, daylight saving will fade the curtains.
Gud...
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The welcome to country is a convoluted made up tourist drawing ceremony. It was developed by Ernie Dingo back in the 80's ..... it is not something the Kooris ever did, if anything they would of killed people not invited into their mob.
Soo....you thought the speed limit was just a suggestion???
While in writing that sounds ridiculous, there are a lot of countries where it is not so strict, and so keeping such a close eye that you don't go over, is not something people tend to do so much. It catches alot of people out here.
@@TheBAMFamalam Cruise Control is your friend.
@@continental_drift the next car we get, we will make sure it has it! We did learn pretty quickly in all fairness, that we need to keep a closer check on our speed here! 😆
Fun Fact Australia has more snow covered area than Switzerland . Even most Australians are not aware of this .
Snow definitely is not what anyone outside of Australia thinks of when they think of Oz 😁
Paying respect to aboriginal elders has only been a thing for the past 10-15 years.
I didn't remember doing it when I was at school, that makes sense now ❤️
I really enjoy your vids, but i can only understand 1/2 of what you are saying.
Hahaha 😂
Try speaking American in OZ.