Testimonials

Vicky Gray leaves no grey areas in this solid, practical and personal how-to book on how to emigrate to Australia. With her wicked sense of humour, a real knack for noticing things and her accessible writing style, this is the only book I’d buy if I had the good fortune to be under 45 and could move there myself.

Jo Parfitt
Author of 25 books, writers’ mentor and speaker
Sharing what I know to help others to grow
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Congratulations Vicky Gray.  Your book combines priceless how-to advice with a wealth of real-life learnings that could save many Brits a painful experience in paradise.  This book is exactly what Her Majesty ordered.

Andrea Martins,Director & Co-Founder

ExpatWomen.com

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Don’t want to stick out like a brand new expat? Didgeridoo’s and Didgeridont’s gives you the lowdown on life Down Under that you won’t get anywhere else. A British expat, Vicky Gray has written an entertaining and informative book that includes diary entries, top tips, and official statistics, delivering what you really need to know about life in Australia. Whether you’re thinking about relocating or just visiting, if you only read one guide, make sure it’s this one!

Toni Summers-Hargis

Author : Rules, Britannia (Thomas Dunne books)

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Joanne Mullen, editor
Australia & New Zealand magazine