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Have a partial nail avulsion with a podiatrist. Incisional nail procedures by surgeons are painful and rarely work!

Lymmes Disease does not officially exist in humans in Australia so its possibly a non issue!

Firstly have you looked to see if an osteopath can help or does he genuinely need surgery. If surgery is needed provided he does the "proper rehabilitation" afterwards and is back to work with no ill effects he should be ok with regards the medical. Contact peter palmer - Osteopath in Cardiff or David Rodway in Swansea - these guys are good and maybe he doesn't need surgery. If he is working and is just sore it sounds like he should be ok. Dr Roger!

Welcome to the Coast its a wonderful place to be. Join a local surf club and get involved and you will meet loads of people. Roger

Sunshine Coast - there is work here in that field but may be hard to find. Its a case of "face fitting and a lucky break". But the Coast is a wonderful place to live.

The main medical problems for getting into Australia are AIDS, TB and cancer. UC if well controlled is unlikely to be too much of a problem. Talk to an agent and I'd recommend Bill Rose at Anglia.com.au for advice.

Look at Mountain Creek or Chancellor State College - both are excellent - but unless you live in the catchment you stand no chance of getting in. Chancellor is superb.

The local knowledge is that on the Coast there are 2 schools that people literally fight to get their kids into and they are Mountain Creek and Chancellor College. You would need to live in the catchment as places are highly sought after. My kids are at Chancellor and I am very happy with it..

They are here but generally they are not a problem unless you try to kill them or pick them up.

Both Schools are good, but probably the most highly rated school locally is Chancellor State College in Sippy Downs / Buderim. It is outstanding and we pulled our kids out of a "top" private school locally to get ours in there. Brilliant primary school too. Its adjacent to the university and shares facilities, but also the kids see it as a natural progression from an early age that going to university is something that will happen.

Go the extra mile and go to Mooloolaba for an excellent beach

Buderim Private Hospital has its own mental health unit - the biggest on the Coast

Just looked at your criteria and Buderim on the Sunshine Coast would tick most of the boxes with 2 ticks.

The Sunshine Coast of Queensland would suit you perfectly - lots of South Africans here and they love it!

Man flu and sunburn get me here! I think I have a healthier lifestyle and have lost a lot of weight. The food even in the supermarkets is no way near as altered / chemical additives, clean air and good food. Less stress, warm and clean air - I think you would be healthier here. You have time to take part in sports and keeping fit. You'd love it here.

Sunshine Coast is gorgeous and Buderim is wonderful.

Stella Maris is a Catholic Primary in Maroochydore and is highly thought of.

Have a look at Palmwoods and Buderim. I think both would tick your boxes. The key issue comes down to secondary schools for the kids unless you want to go private. If you want the best state school for secondary (Chancellor College) and a village feel then it has to be Buderim.

You shouldn't have a problem at all unless its for medicine, law or one of the high grade required courses. There may be an entrance exam.

Mountain Creek is a good school but its huge! I can recommend Chancellor State College as being superb, better than many of the privates! Others that are good (sorry if I don't include them all, mu troll will be jumping) are Brightwater, Buderim Mountain, Tilara etc. For Chacellor you'd probably need to live in Sippy Downs - its a very popular school.

Its a personal opinion, but I think you would struggle to beat the Sunshine Coast. The big question is do you have jobs to come to? We are in Buderim and love it.

If the Catholic schools are full have a look at Chancellor State College as it is a great school and my kids are very happy there.

Search out Dr Tony Tranfield in the Northern Beaches, he is an osteopath but is absolutely brilliant.

Fire is a risk but its never really been an issue here on Buderim Mountain. Lots of big and old trees! Your main worry here is how to do everything you want to and not miss anything wonderful. Buderim is a great place to live.

Buderim is lovely, Maleny is another option.