ShadowBird7

u/ShadowBird7


r/WesternAustralia•

Hello, I will be alone in Perth from August 25 until September 11. I have done some research and Perth-Exmouth seems to be quite a popular road trip with amazing stops. I have never done such a long road trip by myself, so I would like to take it slow and do lots of stops along the road. I was thinking of having an itinerary like this:

Day 1: Perth to Jurien Bay
Stops: Lancelin Sand Dunes, Pinnacles Desert
Overnight at: Jurien Bay (1 night)
Day 2: Jurien Bay to Kalbarri
Stops: Lesueur National Park (is it possible to just stop for a quick walk or would it require a full day?), Geraldton (lunch & fuel), Hutt Lagoon (pink lake)
Overnight at: Kalbarri (3 night

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r/WesternAustralia•

Hello, I will be alone in Perth from August 25 until September 11. I have done some research and Perth-Exmouth seems to be quite a popular road trip with amazing stops. Only issue is that I have never done such a long road trip by myself. In case, would it be “difficult”? What is the experience of other solo travellers?
Alternatively, I was thinking to just book day tours (or multi day where necessary) to visit different locations from Perth (e.g. Kalbarri National Park, Pinnacle desert, Hutt Lagoon) and fly to Exmouth to then visit Ningaloo Reef. But would I “miss out” a lot?
Any experience of other solo travellers would be greatly appreciated!

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r/u_ShadowBird7•

Hello, I will be alone in Perth from August 25 until September 11. I have done some research and Perth-Exmouth seems to be quite a popular road trip with amazing stops. Only issue is that I have never done such a long road trip by myself. In case, would it be “difficult”? What is the experience of other solo travellers?
Alternatively, I was thinking to just book day tours (or multi day where necessary) to visit different locations from Perth (e.g. Kalbarri National Park, Pinnacle desert, Hutt Lagoon) and fly to Exmouth to then visit Ningaloo Reef. But would I “miss out” a lot?
Any experience of other solo travellers would be greatly appreciated!

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r/AusVisa•

Hi everyone, I’m hoping to get some clarity on my visa options as a geologist wanting to work in Australia.

About me:

  • Nationality: UK, Italy, Brazil. Currently based in UK.
  • Age: 27.
  • Qualification: PhD in Geology (thesis submitted, awaiting viva/corrections).
  • Experience: few months as a contractor in Canada and Brazil during my PhD, plus some experience as a teaching assistant during uni courses.

What I would like to ask:

  1. How realistic is a 189 visa in my case?
  2. Can PhD years count as both study points and skilled work experience points? I've heard conflicting things.
  3. Anyone applied for 189 recently as a geologist - how long did it take?
  4. Would it be smarter to just go
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