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Yes, it would be lovely to be visiting with some beautiful summer weather. I tend to visit May/June and it's often very wet at least for a few days. I love the smells of an English summer

In a frequently depressing world it's wonderful to see the bravery and charity exhibited from people of all nationalities

They walked in but then the cave filled with water. I think originally they weren't so far in but moved further in to escape the flooding.

We saw on the news that four were safely out last night, I guess they will be starting the next rescues soon.

Now that the rescue of the boys is underway fingers crossed we hear some good news soon

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Hi, husband's just come home from work so I checked with him as I was sure he didn't use Seek. He confirmed he only uses specific specialist recruitment agencies to supply staff and never advertises so it's possibly similar in Victoria. Apparently the software used in Australia is a mixture of Microstation, PDMS and AutoCAD - In WA it's mostly Microstation.

I'm not sure if this is much help but I know that work for mechanical draftsmen has picked up considerably in Perth recently as my OH manages a drawing office.

I think pharmacies also stock them

It's not that it's not doable but Perth is expensive and people emigrate here hoping to live in a nice beachside house with a more comfortable lifestyle.

Well I was going to edit my rather grumpy earlier post but looks like I can't!

Pay scales for teachers in WA are here: http://det.wa.edu.au/careers/detcms/navigation/teachers-and-school-leaders/employment-conditions/salaries-and-teaching-levels/ I've lived in Perth for nearly 30 years and believe me $100,000 a year is not a massive salary, but it seems you're not interested in the opinions of people who live here.

This is the most gorgeous photo

So you've connected it already?

Is there an antenna on your house?