A friend ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) has sent you an article: Relocate: Turn over a new leaf in a life Down Under
Thursday, 22 May 2008 http://www.independent.co.uk/student/career-planning/getting-job/relocate-turn-over-a-new-leaf-in-a-life-down-under-831845.html For British people, the concept of moving to Australia has undergone serious transition over the past few hundred years. In the Victorian era, the country was used as a dumping ground for convicted British criminals, who arrived in vast transportation ships. And in the aftermath of the Second World War, more than one million Brits were encouraged to emigrate to Oz for the princely sum of £10, taking advantage of the Australian government's morbidly titled "Populate or Perish" immigration policy. GOOD MORNING BOSCO AND GOANET. ANY TAKERS FOR THESE JOBS? THANKS FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION. RUBY GOES
