Is Australia a Good Place to Study and Live at 17 Years Old?

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The discussion revolves around a 17-year-old considering applying for a scholarship to attend high school in Australia, motivated by a recent introduction to a friend's niece living there. The individual expresses interest in the potential of living in Australia long-term, possibly marrying the niece. Responses include suggestions to also consider visiting New Zealand, with one participant humorously noting their age and gender, which seems to divert from the main topic. Overall, the conversation highlights the excitement and curiosity about studying and living in Australia, along with a hint of personal aspirations.
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I am 17 years old.
A friend's aunt just introduces me to a her niece in Australia, I am thinking of trying for a schoolarship application advertised many on local papers to get there and meet them.
I 'd like a good high school in well...Australia.
What do you think about Australia ? Is it good to live there ? It should be cool to marry the lady and live there forever.

What is your idea ?

Thanks
 
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You should go to visit New Zeland.
 
Mokae said:
Supposing I am a site manager, I can know easily whether or not you are female, if you spend more time reading this thread, I am 61 and male anyway

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