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Australia suffering 'man drought'


Dante

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It's strange. Living where I live, I have meet loads, and I mean LOADS, of Aussie females yet never any men. Seems strange, by the figures there. Not complaining. Nice to get a different accent when trying order a coffee (seriously, between polish and australians they are managing to keep the coffee shops open between them as they always seems to be behind the counter when I go into a coffee shop).

 

I've thought of leaving Scotland for Australia. One day I may do it, once I'm finished with my education. I prefer the sun to the black rain clouds.

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their politics, isolationism and a national obsession with sports.

 

And the weather. Scorching. Skin Cancer abound. Not what us Britons are used to or adapted to.

 

And the creatures. I'm no spider fan. But having a tarantula staying in your room whilst you're asleep... the thought is terrufying for arachnophobes.

 

Other than that, good country.

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And the weather. Scorching. Skin Cancer abound. Not what us Britons are used to or adapted to.

 

And the creatures. I'm no spider fan. But having a tarantula staying in your room whilst you're asleep... the thought is terrufying for arachnophobes.

 

Other than that, good country.

 

I was thinking the same thing. I could really never live there, but a short trip would be great. To bad its so far away.

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This is why the news annoys me these days.

 

What the actual news is:

 

There are more women in Australia's cities. There are more men in Australia's country.

 

What this article seems to want to mislead people to believe:

 

Australia is having a major shortage of men.

 

Look at the stats for Australia:

 

at birth: 1.05 male(s)/female

under 15 years: 1.05 male(s)/female

15-64 years: 1.02 male(s)/female

65 years and over: 0.8 male(s)/female

total population: 0.99 male(s)/female (2008 est.)

 

More men in Australia between the ages of 0 to 64. Those stats are fairly similar to ours.

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