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Has Australia's attitude to Asian immigrants changed?
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If you say yuck to Jewely'S love of smoked eel, I had better not say what some Asian people eat. China lost about 50 million people in the great famine so nothing much was wasted then. Funny how some edibles look better if you are hungry. Don't want to ruin your keyboard.
Jewely,
The eels are interesting, thanks for the info. Am told they breed profusely but thousands are devoured enroute to our coast. I guess they stay in your pond as long as the reliability of food overides the breeding urge.
I once could not find the info I wanted on the DIAC site and wrote to them and they sent it. I'd do that before I paid an agent. A couple of other suggestions. Write to the Aus embassay in NZ and apply there or Fly to Christmas Island take a little rental boat out a bit and get picked up. PR visa, no prob. A 90 day holiday on a tropical island would not be too hard to take and you would no doubt qualify as most coming from NZ are refugees, thousands at Bondi/Coogee.
I am very much anti-high immigration, but will relent in your case because you write interesting posts and I think you have a wicked sense of humour. Sense of humour essential to raise all those kids. Sorry for your hubby though