Both direct and indirect (through local agents) rentals.

There must be some positions that will more readily offer sponsorship than others within the highly skilled worker bracket, or are they all pretty equal?

Visiting Sydney in October and only have 2 weeks, what do you suggest as must sees and anything a bit more off the beaten track?

It depends on what you are used to where you are from, but compared to other places would you say Sydney is inexpensive or very costly to live in?

I know there are young persons working visa's available for those under the age of 30, but that is only a short term solution for working in Australia since it's limited to 1 or 2…

Melbourne seems to be the poorer sibling compared to Sydney when it comes to travel mentions.

Whether they're outdoors or indoors, we want to know what popular activities exist for when people have spare time.

Either because they're unsafe at night, or because they're really not nice places to live!

We're interested in knowing what areas are good for young people who are interested in nightlife, as well as areas that are good for families and so are a bit quieter.

Every place has different customs, so there must be some local customs which turn people's heads. The more we know about them the better prepared we can be!

Visiting Sydney this year and had lots of recommendations to stay in Manly. How close is it to the airport and what makes it so great?