Living in Campbell, Australia:
Tips for Moving and Visiting

Canberra benefits from the ease and convenience of a small country town, while also boasting the trappings of a capital city. Some would say the consistent commutes, access to nature, excellent food, and strong sense of culture are tempered by the inescapable politics, but others enjoy feeling close to where our national choices are made. While the OECD recently declared it the best city in the world to live, I would take a moment to consider if you’re comfortable with frosty mornings and poor public transport infrastructure before making the move. Don’t buy into the light rail hype. I’d recommend the Inner North – Ainslie IGA has a cheese selection to die for.