Practical advice on moving to SYD [from the UK]
#61
Join Date: Nov 2006
Posts: 1,512
Regarding the location where will you be working? The road out to cremorne and mosman can be a bit of a nightmare at the best of times so if you have to cummute on it regualarly it may get old very quickly (well, it certainly would for me). Personally I prefer the cameray/naremburn/crows nest area as you still get the cafes and restaurants (crows nest), the great food shopping (northbridge) and none of the nightmare traffic. The fact that these areas are a bit cheaper than mosman is just a bonus.
For the phone I'd just go with telstra, they are a bit more expensive but the difference is only really a few coffees and the coverage/quality of service is much better, telstra is miles better value imo (I'm stuck with vodafone/3 atm and the appalling data speeds and struggling to get signal in places like st leonards and chatswood is unacceptable)
For the phone I'd just go with telstra, they are a bit more expensive but the difference is only really a few coffees and the coverage/quality of service is much better, telstra is miles better value imo (I'm stuck with vodafone/3 atm and the appalling data speeds and struggling to get signal in places like st leonards and chatswood is unacceptable)
#62
Original Poster
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Sydney
Posts: 690
I am flying through to BKK on LH so hopefully any problems at FRA are minimised.
Main places I need to get to from the North Shore are Darling Harbour (office) and occasionally early flights from the airport. Is the ferry an option?
Main places I need to get to from the North Shore are Darling Harbour (office) and occasionally early flights from the airport. Is the ferry an option?
#63
Join Date: Sep 2004
Posts: 2,443
For the airport, car or taxi is a more sensible option for early flights, although in theory you could get the ferry and take the train from Circular Quay to the airport.