Things To Know When Moving To A Big City From A Small Town

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Small towns and suburbs have developed a lot in the past few years. However, there are certain things you only expect in big cities like Gold Coast.  From top-rated educational institutes to world-class business market, tons of employment options to housing options, you will explore everything under one roof. These cities give you an opportunity to grow and improve your standard of living. If you are moving to a big city from a small town, you need to keep a few things in mind. For that, I am sharing you an article that will help you make the right decision. 

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Bunji the koala gets tucked in to a warm bed every night. He's one of the lucky ones

 Sarah Eccleston doesn't leave home without her handbag stuffed with medication, gum leaves and a koala joey the size of a coke can.

She hasn't been out to a cafe in months, because she's a 24/7 carer for Bunji the baby marsupial.

Ms Eccleston has dedicated the past 22-years to the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, caring for koalas domestically and overseas.

Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-16/bunji-the-koala-joey/100457012

This unlikely group of Aussies will take on the world's best padel players in Las Vegas

 In a twist of fate, Erin Purtle is putting together one of Australia's newest sporting teams. 

The Australian, who is currently based in Barcelona, Spain, says never in her wildest dreams she thought she'd be called upon to captain her country's padel team.

Dubbed as the world's fastest-growing sport, padel is a cross between tennis and squash and is primarily played in Europe and the United States.

Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-17/aussie-padel-team-to-compete-in-world-championships/100426378

$54m COVID survival package for border businesses 'too late' for some

 Despite fresh funding support for struggling businesses on the southern Gold Coast, many people fear it might be too late for some traders.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk on Tuesday announced the state and federal governments had struck a deal for $54.55 million in support for businesses affected by COVID border closures.

Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-09-14/covid-queensland-border-businesses-support-money/100460190