[Sabby_NC]

Originally Posted by princenina

what a hoot... we will nearly be neighbors.I looked very hard at Carlton when I moved out of town... finally decided to come out a bit further to buy a place one house back from the crown reserve and the water.
Working at Port Arthur Historic site (as a tour guide)after many years working all over the place, including at Ouse and Rosebery....I assume you have been following the local parish pump politics and our appalling politicians..
Had a call from an old friend last night... RHH trainee who is back there working in theatre... and hating the constant battles with admin.
Fingers crossed for you that the real estate deal all falls into place, we Tassie girls can't stay away from the beach for ever can we...doesn't matter how hard we try when retirement looms just have to have the water view, the sight of the sea eagles, and the smell of the salt laden sea air. and if the mountains loom in the middle distance so much the better.
I grew up in Launceston, so the beautiful Tamar Valley , the north coast and the western tiers influence my expectations of real estate. I must confess King George Sound just outside the front gate is perfect..

cheers
Wendy

LOL Hi Wendy

I thought you would get a giggle once you saw where I lived. Yup when we get back down under we must make a date for a cuppa. I would love that a lot.

I miss the beach so much these days that is for sure. Ahhhh the dogs loved it too.

[SpudsMomGuinea]

[quote=princeninaThe big drama here is, as you know, the tyranny of distance... the b***** Midland Highway, but the Royal was doing something for ENs a few years ago and there is certainly a lot of political pressure to offer at least something in Hobart.
Gosh I have become Hobartcentric.. and I'm a Lonnie girl too
How embarrassing.



Not that embarrassing, but 'understandable' cause Hobart is so lovely to love... {I'm a former Sandgroper saying this}

But should I manage all in, {as in pass EN and get into UTas, my family {yeah, son and ***** cats and maybe even darling beau} will relocate to Launceston for the UTas duration. I certainly don't want to be back and forthing every week trying to make contact hours etc.

[SpudsMomGuinea]

>>and ***** cats<<

Heck, I was censored... lol I never said a darn derogerative thing about my cats - oh well.

[Mister Chris]

Hello! I was invited to get back and chat - that is great! Been nursing for nearly 40 years and after beating some major surgery am back again - nursing. I am at The Park and work on Rehab and I must say I find it very rewarding.
Mental health has always been my greatest burn (- that is after my lovely lady and family).
The new Labour Government promises some great things for the caring profession and us nurses! It is going to be a very exciting year. Even with a drought!
Happy and exciting and prosperous new year readers.
Hugs, smiles and kisses from Mister Chris

[gwenith]

Originally Posted by Mister Chris

Hello! I was invited to get back and chat - that is great! Been nursing for nearly 40 years and after beating some major surgery am back again - nursing. I am at The Park and work on Rehab and I must say I find it very rewarding.
Mental health has always been my greatest burn (- that is after my lovely lady and family).
The new Labour Government promises some great things for the caring profession and us nurses! It is going to be a very exciting year. Even with a drought!
Happy and exciting and prosperous new year readers.
Hugs, smiles and kisses from Mister Chris

Well at least we have some rain in the dams lately so the drought it not so bad. (but a long way from being broken yet)
Happy and prosperous new year to you too!

[Grace Oz]

Hello and WELCOME , Mister Chris!
Hope we *see* more of you here!
Wishing you all the very best for 2008!

[NurseJewels]

Originally Posted by NurseJewels

Hi everyone. I just wanted to introduce myself. I'm currently an American Nursing student doing an RN-MSN program in California. The reason I'm posting here is because my boyfriend, who happens to be Australian and resides in Melbourne, and I have been together for almost 3 years now and I am planning to move to Melbourne to do nursing after graduation in 2008

I came across this discussion forum a few months ago and it seems to have lots of great information and resources. I look forward to learning more about Australian nursing and the process to apply/register in Australia as I complete my education here.

Hello again to all the aussie nurses

Just wanted to share (because I'm beyond over the moon excited) that I received my notifcation that i'm officially a registered nurse in the state of victoria! Currently working on the job situation, but I can't wait to relocate to Australia!! Thanks again for all the great advice from all the aussie users here

[Grace Oz]

CONGRATULATIONS NurseJewels!

I'm sure you will LOVE Australia and in particular, us Aussies! We're such a quiet, shy mob! LOL
In advance.... WELCOME to Oz and I wish you every happiness and success.

[yanmah]

Yah, i have been looking for a chat thing for ages.
but bring back Aussie Rules.
Does anyone have or know any with, in interest in CAM and holistic nursing.
thanks

[Rad Student]

I posted about this before, but maybe not in the right place? Any sign of immigration policy changing, so that older nurses might be allowed to migrate to Australia from the US?