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Coffs Harbour Region, NSW. Mild winters nd not too hot in summer. Melbournites are realising that they don't have to travel to the Sunshine Coast which is over-cemented, over-populated and hot and humid.
I agree with the previous respondant , I would expand the area from Newcastle N.S.W to Yamba N.S.W . Basically ANYWHERE on the coast you get afternoon sea breezes in summer . The winters are mild , the summers divine , the water temperature is exquisite . Where I grew up I never owned a coat and we did not need an air conditioner in summer . If you want to experience one of the best drives in the world . Take the pacific Highway up the coast from Sydney take a month and STOP every hour or two .get off the highway take the drives around beaches and lakes, also the nearby mountain range has some amazing places . You will discover the most incredible coastal towns and scenery . You will find beaches and natural bush land of extraordinary beauty . Doing the "town hop" you will find a place that feels right to you . Many of the "grey nomads" move further south in Summer and north in Winter . The coast of Australia is a precious jewel , a place where you will luxuriate in natures glory
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agoThis really depends on personal preferences.
Many people think the tropical north is the best place to live, but one is subject to cyclones and floods there. Further south, towards Brisbane and the Gold or Sunshine Coasts, there is little chance of cyclones, bushfires or even major flooding. The temperatures are pleasant during most of the year, but summers can be hot and humid. Northern NSW is particularly pleasant. Most of Australia's population is concentrated along the eastern coastline because of the temperate climate.
Others prefer the cooler climate of Tasmania, but its summers are quite erratic, with maximum temperatures easily varying 15 degrees from one day to the next.
Victoria and South Australia suffer extremes of hot, dry summers (with associated bushfire danger), whilst Perth has a very temperate climate, with occasional extremes.
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In which part of Australia would you expect to find a tropical climate?
The coasts of Australia should have a tropical climate.
What was the influence of british migrants to Australia after World War 2?
better climate, better jobs
What is the climate of northern Australia?
i think its hot and humid
What is the climate at 36S 115E?
The coastal part of Western Australia at approximate coordinates 36S 115E has a Subtropical climate.
What is southern Australia's climate?
With the exception of the island state of Tasmania, Southern Australia has a warm temperate climate; Tasmania's climate is cool temperate. The southern part of the mainland is hot and dry in summer, and marked by cold and wet winters.
What is the climate in sydney Australia?
The climate for Sydney Australia is 46ºF - 60ºF
Why do tourists from UK tend to stay longer in Australia?
Plenty of space, better climate than England.
When was Climate Institute of Australia created?
Climate Institute of Australia was created in 2005.
Does Perth Australia have a snow climate?
No. Perth, capital of Western Australia, has a temperate climate.
Why is barley grown in the southern part of Australia?
you better tel ma the answer
Which section of Australia has a seasonal monsoon climate?
The region of Australia with a seasonal monsoon climate is the far north, particularly what is colloquially known as the "Top End". This is the northern part of the Northern Territory. Such a climate also occurs through Cape York Peninsula, the far northern region of Queensland.
Why are most apples grown in the northern part of the US and Canada?
because the climate is better
