ACCOMMODATION
As was highlighted in the 'Climate' information section of this site : Australia's vast size results in quite dramatic variations due to climatic zones. In accordance with these variations, accommodation tends to vary greatly from region to region. Beautiful wooden houses and modern apartments with verandas or high ceilings tend to dominate in the north as they are perfect for tropical days and balmy evenings. Southern states have embraced architecture and materials which suit the hot summer days and chilly winter nights experienced in these areas. Houses and apartments, relative to age, are generally designed in versatile stone or brick with

fireplaces and the like. The cost of renting or buying accommodation varies almost as much as the architecture. However, this section has been designed to provide viewers with a very general indication of the range available. Examples for the following cities : Brisbane, Canberra, Perth, Melbourne, Adelaide, Darwin
One bedroom, furnished timber unit, car accommodation, shared laundry, close to transport, shops, own bathroom, living area,
$180 per week
- Two bedrooms, unfurnished townhouse, en-suite, garage, spacious modern facilities, 6 in complex, $290.00 per week
- One bedroom unit, modern, gym in complex, security, off street

parking, $255 per week.
- Two bedroom, 2 bathroom, inner-city luxury unit, fully furnished, air-con, balcony with views of water, $520 per week.
Hobart Our smallest metropolis with accommodation prices generally around $150 per week LESS than the above examples.
Sydney Our largest metropolis with accommodation prices generally around $150 per week MORE than the above examples.

*Note that all city prices will vary - the further out you rent from the inner-city, the more reasonable the cost becomes.