Ethnicities of Fishos
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Queasy
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Paul Foot
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Re: Ethnicities of Fishos
Aussie. English/Irish/German, so pale I am see through, like one of those goldfish that you can see all of its organs.
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Gards
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barra mick
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Cleaned up Wolly
Apart from a jedi knight im also a sheep farmer.
Probably one of the biggest in victoria
All i can say is i work long long hours.....to be fair its the only way you can be successful imo.
A sucessful primary producer is often a workaholic .
Bm
Apart from a jedi knight im also a sheep farmer.
Probably one of the biggest in victoria
All i can say is i work long long hours.....to be fair its the only way you can be successful imo.
A sucessful primary producer is often a workaholic .
Bm
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smokin_reels
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Texas wrote:Unfortunately not all overseas students get a good education
5 years ago (or more) I spoke to 3 Indian students, in Little Lonsdale street
They were here to learn how to run a business
They were assured of a diploma, but learnt nothing
I did a detailed report & forwarded it to the relevant department
Can only hope that things are now much better, but, there will always be shisters
Cheers Gra
There is a lot of that around. Migration to this country is easiest for young adults through Education.
A lot of money gets spent in trying to pursue the wrong course of action.
There are hoards of immigration agents, falsified Universities and general con-men about.
In a lot of cases, students who complete post graduate end up being unemployed as they dont meet the eligibility criteria to even apply to 80% of professional job openings as they are not a permanent resident/citizen. Then Uber/Pizza Delivery sucks them into a vicious cycle of survival.
There is nothing wrong with either, but one doesnt need a 100,000$ Engineering degree to deliver Pizza as a main source of income.
I was a touch lucky and got hired by an American Firm straight out of University and then eventually sorted out my paper work, I am proud to be an Australian Permanent Resident and eventually a citizen.
Australia is fabulous, I had a choice when I left India , to either go to Germany/Canada or here.
Im happy I picked right
:water: :cheers:
There is always more to learn , fish to catch , places to see and friends to make.