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	No-one swims at Brisbane mangrove beaches
	The windiness of Perth is HIGHLY EXAGGERATED!
	All I am hearing about Perth is beaches.But no jokes aside, it’s really well made video with thorough content thank you
	Brisbane has cyclones and high rise on the beach. Perth doesn't. Simple choice.... Perth.
	Automobile business and reallestate business which city is better.
	I put in my email for the city comparison chart, but I didn't receive it? - can you help please? :) - also clicking on some of the city vs city links on your site it takes me to a page not found, just FYI.
	This is now quite out of date for Perth. Population in Perth is now near 2.5 million. By the time of the 2032 Olympics Perth’s population will have surpassed that of Brisbane at the current rate. The amount of cars in Perth with Victorian rego plates is astonishing. Never seen anything like it. One amazing thing about Perth and Western Australia is our wildlife, our beautiful Quokkas and Black Swans.
	Queensland…Australia’s Florida.
	Brisbane has one big downfall…humidity.
	Perth vibe is more of a town than city which I find quite nice. It's very laidback as well. I've never been to Brisbane so I can't compare.
	Property prices in perth have changed drastically since this video was made. Median is now in the mid 700s (June 2024)
	Like living in brissy currently very unhappy living in auckland but coming back one way.
	Really informative. Both cities are super cool, tough call!
	Thanks alot actually im living in Sydney so i decided to move in Brisbane or pirth for a tiler wich city has alot opportunities if iask u wich city you recommended for me ?
	Perth is definitely better than Brisbane and I live in Queensland
	Brisbane has good beaxhes just have to explore more
	Brisbane sunny ? rain cycle in southeast qld has changed over the last 5 yrs...Rain from October into June now
	Great video! Currently living in Brisbane but thinking to move to Perth. I am English and like the flight connections from there.
	Wow i posted some truths and its true what they say about Perth people.They are all a bit defensive and angry about Dullsville.
	W.A pfft
	Having lived in both cities, best advice. Ignore 95% of the ridiculous comments on this post.
	Definately go to Brisvegas. Perth is shit.
	Brisbane gets 8 days of rain per month in summer WTF more like 8 sunny days per Monet with no rain ….brisbane has no beach; and the river is a swampy drain ….Perth wins on every point by a mile , especially traffic
	No Perth IS the most isolated city on earth
	Born and raised in Adelaide and having lived in all of Australia's capital cities, Perth is no way the windiest city in Australia or the world. I once lived in Melbourne for 6 months, and that is hands down the windiest city in Australia. The reason why the rumour spread of Perth being windy is because of the "Fremantle Doctor" a strong, cool breeze that comes off the south west Indian Ocean in the summer time afternoons. I have lived 5 minutes from the coast for most of my 23 years in Perth, and it is either dead calm or gently breezy most of the year. The "Fremantle Doctor" is a cool, welcoming breeze that is soothing and cooling on summer afternoons. If you are on certain beaches during summer afternoons, it feels more like a wind. But it's no way like Melbourne, which is windy anywhere you go at any time of the year.
	Interesting comments regarding floods in Brisbane, Brisbane does have floods however it doesn t flood everywhere, Perth is prone to bush fires and has recently had serious fires, its a tradeoff in some ways.Brisbane is a huge city geographically one of the largest cities on the planet, 15,826 sq kilometers, so to take figures and apply temps, rain, nightime temps and compare is inaccurate as there is a fair variation in rainfall, temps, humidity and geography.Perth is comparatively smaller at 6,418 sq kilometers.Both are great cities to live in, the beaches of far Northern NSW, Gold Coast and Sunshine coast are superb and compare with any on the planet.Perth also has great beaches nort and south.Areas to the Nth, Sth and west of Brisbane are beautiful with a huge variety of terrain, the Scenic Rim area to the SW area of Brisbane was named as one of the top 10 places to visit in the world by Lonely Planet recently.I found Perth more isolated, From Brisbane cheap and easy flights to Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide, Cairns, Townsville etc anywhere other than SE Asia is an expensive flight from Perth.Very long drive to visit other Australian cities and states from Perth.Flights to New Zealand very inexpensive from Brisbane and Gold CoastPerth and Brisbane are both set on excellent rivers with lots to do.Lots of English and expat South Africans congregate in Perth, Brisbane somewhat more cosmopolitan in my opinion.I prefer Brisbane hinterland lifestyle, and the easy access to the very varied areas of the Eastern states personally but everyone will have their bias.Just my take!
	Perth climate is the best. The WA coastline has to be the best on this earth. Moving to Perth from the UK is the best thing I did.
	I’m not moving to a city without wombats .
	Problem with Brisbane is that it’s full of Queenslanders.
	Brisbane only really gets rain in late afternoon due to humidity which brings storms, otherwise its generally sunmy during the day
	The West is best ..love the east coast it's amazing but overpopulated.
	No mention of Fremantle?
	Perth wins by a mile……..and Brisbane is full of Queenslanders. This from an unbiased Western Australian.
	Hi, were finding it really hard to decide where to move to from the UK. Perth is my first choice. I have 3 daughters, 2 of whom are 18 and 19. Is there enough for them in Perth?
	The most important factor is the composition of the air in a particular spot -- the percent of deadly carbon monoxide, and of other gases and particles, for example coal dust. Any report ought to feature this knowledge above all other bits of information.
	What abt night life
	Is it easy to get around Perth without a car? I won’t be able to get a car at first as I’ll be job hunting and apartment hunting
	Perth has better weather hands down. Its like sunny everyday in Perth. Where as over the new year summer period, Queensland had a lot of flooding and rain. However for night life/markets, the Gold Coast is better.
	I will choose Perth
	Lisa, you fine...didn't listen to a word you said, but YOU FINE.
	Wheres best to live in Queensland and WA if you don't drive but want public transport /accessibility to city but also quiet life too?! Xx
	Your a hottie
	Perth is closest to south east Asia so really close to Bali obviously but also to all the Asian countries which makes holidays overseas closer and cheaper.
	Doesn't Brisbane like flood every 3rd year or something - no thanks.
	So stressed on if to accept my job in SC or Brisbane AH!
	They play stupid football in WA.
	I will move to Aus soon. anyone advise me about housing there
	My favourite part of living in Brisbane is the warm, dry, sunny winter months. Bit chilly in the evening and morning but lovely warm sunshine between 9 and 3 even in midwinter. February and March though are hot and humid with warm and sticky nights. Thank heavens for aircon.
	Brisbane in every way
	Perth in every way
	I love Brisbane, so much better than Sydney and Melbourne but nothing compares to Perth, amazing city but an even more amazing state
	Perth also has King Park
	WA also has Rottnest Island
	Thank you. It made it more clear for me in terms of climate and costs of living.
	Perth looks dry compared to Brisbane . Could be more trees in the suburbs of Brissy . I visited Perth Month of September and October 2013.
	Both are the best cities in Australia to actually live
	Which city is safe from earthquake, tsunami, volcano and snakes?
	Local Government (Council): Unlike Sydney/Melbourne/Perth/Adelaide, Brisbane City Council controls a larger portion of its metropolitan area. Brisbane City Council is Australia's largest council by population with over 1million living within the Brisbane City Council boundaries.The Brisbane City Council has a larger operating budget (over $1billion) to manage water, waste and other council services. The Brisbane City Council operates over 500 suburban buses making Brisbane City Council the busiest and largest council in terms of service and infrastructure operations.
	Great video, thank you very much!
	You can earn big money in WA due to mining. Less distance flying to Europe, Singapore, Africa, India, and Perth's favourite holiday spot Bali. It's cheap to fly there. Perth has been having a massive update over the past 5 years. Billions have been spent on improving and new infrastructure. It is a new modern up-dating city. WA is a prosperous state and has the money to improve. The only problem is people are moving to WA faster and services have difficulty keeping up with the volume of newcomers most from Europe and internal migration.Possibly Perth has the cleanest air most days of any modern state in the world. Our worst days are when it is decided to do bush backburning. WA population 2.667 million (Sep 2020). Perth population on 30th June 2022 is 2,225,710. Mil. WA population growth is approx 3% per year.
	Thank you for sharing
	Perth is better now. I was in Brisbane, i love brisbane, but it's becoming Brazil/Colombia ... it's full migrants, it's less and less safe, people get very annoying, and the cost of life is closer and closer Sydney one's.
	smart objective lady, great review
	Perth is full of poms, we don't want you here, Please go to Bris Vegas.
	I live in Brisbane and have been to Perth.There is no comparison Perth is boring like a big country town . You may as well be comparing Brisbane to Alice springs.
	Streets beach is looking STUNNING in that cover photo haha
	Well articulated. Well researched
	Perth is delightful but, and it's a big but. Perth an awful long way from anywhere.
	This is like comparing apples and oranges, as they are totally different climates
	Don't come to Perth unless you want to live in a tent or your car.
	Stop Responding According to a survey conducted by Canstar Blue in August 2023, the average weekly grocery bill for Australian households is $160 1. However, this figure varies depending on the state, household size, and supermarket. For instance, the average weekly grocery bill in Queensland is $165 1.
	You prices are about $200k out higher
	Brisbane and Perth have different climates. Brisbane has a subtropical climate with hot and humid summers, while Perth has a Mediterranean climate that is a bit cooler and drier12. Brisbane experiences more humidity compared to Perth2. The winters in Brisbane are shorter than in Perth, and Brisbane is more sheltered from the cold than other southern capitals1. Perth has hotter, drier summers than Brisbane with less humidity but more wind. Conversely, Brisbane has warmer, drier winters than Perth. Both cities get plenty of sunshine throughout the year, and Brisbane gets heavier downpours of rain3. For a detailed comparison of the weather in Brisbane and Perth, you can refer to this source.
	Brisbane and Perth have different climates. Brisbane has a subtropical climate with hot and humid summers, while Perth has a Mediterranean climate that is a bit cooler and drier . Brisbane experiences more humidity compared to Perth. The winters in Brisbane are shorter than in Perth, and Brisbane is more sheltered from the cold than other southern capitals. Perth has hotter, drier summers than Brisbane with less humidity but more wind. Conversely, Brisbane has warmer, drier winters than Perth. Both cities get plenty of sunshine throughout the year, and Brisbane gets heavier downpours of rain. For a detailed comparison of the weather in Brisbane and Perth, you can refer to this [source].
	Rank Greater Capital City Statistical Area State/territory Estimated resident population Growth from 2011 to 2022 Included SUAs June 2022[2] June 2011[2] 1 Greater Sydney New South Wales 5,297,089 4,608,949 +14.93% Sydney Central Coast 2 Greater Melbourne Victoria 5,031,195 4,169,366 +20.67% Melbourne Bacchus Marsh Gisborne 3 Greater Brisbane Queensland 2,628,083 2,147,436 +22.38% Brisbane 4 Greater Perth Western Australia 2,224,475 1,833,567 +21.32% Perth 5 Greater Adelaide South Australia 1,418,455 1,264,091 +12.21% Adelaide 6 Australian Capital Territory[a] Australian Capital Territory 456,692 367,985 +24.11% Canberra–Queanbeyan (ACT part only) 7 Greater Hobart Tasmania 252,693 216,273 +16.84% Hobart 8 Greater Darwin Northern Territory 149,582 129,106 +15.86% Darwin
	You can also fly to other towns within Western Australia 1-3hour flights both north & south of WA to explore 1000’s of great tourist attractions, you could do family holidays 4x per year for 5 years without leaving WA & see something new each time.
	Brisbane perth sydney and adelaide are all beautiful in their own way dont bother with the other cities
	I only spent 13 years in Brissie and left in 2010 so take this for what you will. IMO, SE Qld has been a victim of it's own success and many people trying to escape the problems of our larger cities bought those problems with them. Traffic and youth crime aren't unique to Brisbane or the Gold Coast, but throw in the housing crisis and any future 'refugees' really need to temper their expectations. On the positive side, that skyline does look great during Riverfire.
	I lived in Brisbane in my teens and twenties and Sydney 30's - 62. Moved to Perth to retire this year and of the 3 I think Perth is the most livable city, I'm very pleased with my decision to move here.
	Loved the comparison Between Perth and Brisbane. There no mention on Kings Park probably the first Visit people make to go and see.. Never been to Brisbane but heard how Nice it is.
	Tasmanian here, been to both and must say I prefer Perth. Only downside is its isolation from the rest of Aus
	Used to live in Perth and moved Brisbane. Definitely Perth win. Lol.Still miss everything in there.
	In Qld there is alot of shows and activities to go to and it's very interesting.
	How long did you live in Perth to come up with these comparisons? Sounds like you are reading this off google.
	I'm a QLDer but really enjoyed my Perth days. I think Perth is better overall, only detractors is it's geographically isolated, even in timezone differences, therefore collaborations with other Aus cities are a bit more difficult. The colder, wetter winters were very different, as was the 4pm "Fremantle Doctor". QLD has fallen behind due to a faulty Premier and very conservative government, not adaptable at all to what the Australian people want.
	People were not leaving cold states they were leaving communism.
	Talked up the parks in Brisbane but didn’t mention King’s Park in Perth, one of the biggest inner city parks in the world.Yes, it does light up in the summer with Fringe Festival, Arts Festival, outdoor cinemas, food trucks etcNo mention of Bali as a major holiday destination for Perthites, 3 hour flight….
	Interesting ,Perth a windy city ,then they should put up lots of wind turbines to solve the energy crisis ,and the climate problem.!
	Today on the sunny coast just Nth of Bonehead formerly Brisbane bizzare winter balmy 27c more warm days to come until Tuesday. Nice to wear summer clothes
	Perth wins hands down. No contest.
	As someone who has lived in perth my whole life i can confirm she is spot on with her analysis. Good job!
	I was born in Brisbane and now live in Perth. Prefer Perth...better lifestyle.
	Do you think that in Perth there are opportunities for software developers? I want to live there but I don't know if there is demand for software developers
	One interesting fact i found about Brisbane and the entire east coast of Australia is that it's winter months are actually sunnier percentage wise than it's summer months. This only really happens on the east coast of Australia and east coast of South Africa so quite unique. In Western Australia it follows the typical sunnier in summer scenario so Perth summers are significantly sunnier than Brisbane while Brisbane in winter is significantly sunnier than Perth.
	How about comparison in terms of bugs and dangerous animals
	I just have some random idea about living in Perth for a while. I have a job now in Europe. For the future I hope to live of trading. That is where I see Perth as å good place to live. Warm weather, far away from everything. Just get a away from the everyday life here that I don't like very well. As for Brisbane. That is in the east. No sunset in the sea? Then it is not good enough.
	6:14 As a Brisbane local I can confirm the sun sets a bit earlier than Perth, during summer, for sure. In Winter it's even more extreme... you end your day shift at 5pm and then start going home and it goes from day to night in about 10 mins. The sun ain't got no time for Brisbane during winter. The sun is all like, "screw you guys, I'm getting home, before you lot... laterz."
	What's a good region in Perth to live with family?
	What is it with this British obsession with the weather?
	Perth is the best.

No-one swims at Brisbane mangrove beaches

The windiness of Perth is HIGHLY EXAGGERATED!

All I am hearing about Perth is beaches.But no jokes aside, it’s really well made video with thorough content thank you

Brisbane has cyclones and high rise on the beach. Perth doesn't. Simple choice.... Perth.

Automobile business and reallestate business which city is better.

I put in my email for the city comparison chart, but I didn't receive it? - can you help please? :) - also clicking on some of the city vs city links on your site it takes me to a page not found, just FYI.

This is now quite out of date for Perth. Population in Perth is now near 2.5 million. By the time of the 2032 Olympics Perth’s population will have surpassed that of Brisbane at the current rate. The amount of cars in Perth with Victorian rego plates is astonishing. Never seen anything like it. One amazing thing about Perth and Western Australia is our wildlife, our beautiful Quokkas and Black Swans.

Queensland…Australia’s Florida.

Brisbane has one big downfall…humidity.

Perth vibe is more of a town than city which I find quite nice. It's very laidback as well. I've never been to Brisbane so I can't compare.

Property prices in perth have changed drastically since this video was made. Median is now in the mid 700s (June 2024)

Like living in brissy currently very unhappy living in auckland but coming back one way.

Really informative. Both cities are super cool, tough call!

Thanks alot actually im living in Sydney so i decided to move in Brisbane or pirth for a tiler wich city has alot opportunities if iask u wich city you recommended for me ?

Perth is definitely better than Brisbane and I live in Queensland

Brisbane has good beaxhes just have to explore more

Brisbane sunny ? rain cycle in southeast qld has changed over the last 5 yrs...Rain from October into June now

Great video! Currently living in Brisbane but thinking to move to Perth. I am English and like the flight connections from there.

Wow i posted some truths and its true what they say about Perth people.They are all a bit defensive and angry about Dullsville.

W.A pfft

Having lived in both cities, best advice. Ignore 95% of the ridiculous comments on this post.

Definately go to Brisvegas. Perth is shit.

Brisbane gets 8 days of rain per month in summer WTF more like 8 sunny days per Monet with no rain ….brisbane has no beach; and the river is a swampy drain ….Perth wins on every point by a mile , especially traffic

No Perth IS the most isolated city on earth

Born and raised in Adelaide and having lived in all of Australia's capital cities, Perth is no way the windiest city in Australia or the world. I once lived in Melbourne for 6 months, and that is hands down the windiest city in Australia. The reason why the rumour spread of Perth being windy is because of the "Fremantle Doctor" a strong, cool breeze that comes off the south west Indian Ocean in the summer time afternoons. I have lived 5 minutes from the coast for most of my 23 years in Perth, and it is either dead calm or gently breezy most of the year. The "Fremantle Doctor" is a cool, welcoming breeze that is soothing and cooling on summer afternoons. If you are on certain beaches during summer afternoons, it feels more like a wind. But it's no way like Melbourne, which is windy anywhere you go at any time of the year.

Interesting comments regarding floods in Brisbane, Brisbane does have floods however it doesn t flood everywhere, Perth is prone to bush fires and has recently had serious fires, its a tradeoff in some ways.Brisbane is a huge city geographically one of the largest cities on the planet, 15,826 sq kilometers, so to take figures and apply temps, rain, nightime temps and compare is inaccurate as there is a fair variation in rainfall, temps, humidity and geography.Perth is comparatively smaller at 6,418 sq kilometers.Both are great cities to live in, the beaches of far Northern NSW, Gold Coast and Sunshine coast are superb and compare with any on the planet.Perth also has great beaches nort and south.Areas to the Nth, Sth and west of Brisbane are beautiful with a huge variety of terrain, the Scenic Rim area to the SW area of Brisbane was named as one of the top 10 places to visit in the world by Lonely Planet recently.I found Perth more isolated, From Brisbane cheap and easy flights to Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide, Cairns, Townsville etc anywhere other than SE Asia is an expensive flight from Perth.Very long drive to visit other Australian cities and states from Perth.Flights to New Zealand very inexpensive from Brisbane and Gold CoastPerth and Brisbane are both set on excellent rivers with lots to do.Lots of English and expat South Africans congregate in Perth, Brisbane somewhat more cosmopolitan in my opinion.I prefer Brisbane hinterland lifestyle, and the easy access to the very varied areas of the Eastern states personally but everyone will have their bias.Just my take!

Perth climate is the best. The WA coastline has to be the best on this earth. Moving to Perth from the UK is the best thing I did.

I’m not moving to a city without wombats .

Problem with Brisbane is that it’s full of Queenslanders.

Brisbane only really gets rain in late afternoon due to humidity which brings storms, otherwise its generally sunmy during the day

The West is best ..love the east coast it's amazing but overpopulated.

No mention of Fremantle?

Perth wins by a mile……..and Brisbane is full of Queenslanders. This from an unbiased Western Australian.

Hi, were finding it really hard to decide where to move to from the UK. Perth is my first choice. I have 3 daughters, 2 of whom are 18 and 19. Is there enough for them in Perth?

The most important factor is the composition of the air in a particular spot -- the percent of deadly carbon monoxide, and of other gases and particles, for example coal dust. Any report ought to feature this knowledge above all other bits of information.

What abt night life

Is it easy to get around Perth without a car? I won’t be able to get a car at first as I’ll be job hunting and apartment hunting

Perth has better weather hands down. Its like sunny everyday in Perth. Where as over the new year summer period, Queensland had a lot of flooding and rain. However for night life/markets, the Gold Coast is better.

I will choose Perth

Lisa, you fine...didn't listen to a word you said, but YOU FINE.

Wheres best to live in Queensland and WA if you don't drive but want public transport /accessibility to city but also quiet life too?! Xx

Your a hottie

Perth is closest to south east Asia so really close to Bali obviously but also to all the Asian countries which makes holidays overseas closer and cheaper.

Doesn't Brisbane like flood every 3rd year or something - no thanks.

So stressed on if to accept my job in SC or Brisbane AH!

They play stupid football in WA.

I will move to Aus soon. anyone advise me about housing there

My favourite part of living in Brisbane is the warm, dry, sunny winter months. Bit chilly in the evening and morning but lovely warm sunshine between 9 and 3 even in midwinter. February and March though are hot and humid with warm and sticky nights. Thank heavens for aircon.

Brisbane in every way

Perth in every way

I love Brisbane, so much better than Sydney and Melbourne but nothing compares to Perth, amazing city but an even more amazing state

Perth also has King Park

WA also has Rottnest Island

Thank you. It made it more clear for me in terms of climate and costs of living.

Perth looks dry compared to Brisbane . Could be more trees in the suburbs of Brissy . I visited Perth Month of September and October 2013.

Both are the best cities in Australia to actually live

Which city is safe from earthquake, tsunami, volcano and snakes?

Local Government (Council): Unlike Sydney/Melbourne/Perth/Adelaide, Brisbane City Council controls a larger portion of its metropolitan area. Brisbane City Council is Australia's largest council by population with over 1million living within the Brisbane City Council boundaries.The Brisbane City Council has a larger operating budget (over $1billion) to manage water, waste and other council services. The Brisbane City Council operates over 500 suburban buses making Brisbane City Council the busiest and largest council in terms of service and infrastructure operations.

Great video, thank you very much!

You can earn big money in WA due to mining. Less distance flying to Europe, Singapore, Africa, India, and Perth's favourite holiday spot Bali. It's cheap to fly there. Perth has been having a massive update over the past 5 years. Billions have been spent on improving and new infrastructure. It is a new modern up-dating city. WA is a prosperous state and has the money to improve. The only problem is people are moving to WA faster and services have difficulty keeping up with the volume of newcomers most from Europe and internal migration.Possibly Perth has the cleanest air most days of any modern state in the world. Our worst days are when it is decided to do bush backburning. WA population 2.667 million (Sep 2020). Perth population on 30th June 2022 is 2,225,710. Mil. WA population growth is approx 3% per year.

Thank you for sharing

Perth is better now. I was in Brisbane, i love brisbane, but it's becoming Brazil/Colombia ... it's full migrants, it's less and less safe, people get very annoying, and the cost of life is closer and closer Sydney one's.

smart objective lady, great review

Perth is full of poms, we don't want you here, Please go to Bris Vegas.

I live in Brisbane and have been to Perth.There is no comparison Perth is boring like a big country town . You may as well be comparing Brisbane to Alice springs.

Streets beach is looking STUNNING in that cover photo haha

Well articulated. Well researched

Perth is delightful but, and it's a big but. Perth an awful long way from anywhere.

This is like comparing apples and oranges, as they are totally different climates

Don't come to Perth unless you want to live in a tent or your car.

Stop Responding According to a survey conducted by Canstar Blue in August 2023, the average weekly grocery bill for Australian households is $160 1. However, this figure varies depending on the state, household size, and supermarket. For instance, the average weekly grocery bill in Queensland is $165 1.

You prices are about $200k out higher

Brisbane and Perth have different climates. Brisbane has a subtropical climate with hot and humid summers, while Perth has a Mediterranean climate that is a bit cooler and drier12. Brisbane experiences more humidity compared to Perth2. The winters in Brisbane are shorter than in Perth, and Brisbane is more sheltered from the cold than other southern capitals1. Perth has hotter, drier summers than Brisbane with less humidity but more wind. Conversely, Brisbane has warmer, drier winters than Perth. Both cities get plenty of sunshine throughout the year, and Brisbane gets heavier downpours of rain3. For a detailed comparison of the weather in Brisbane and Perth, you can refer to this source.

Brisbane and Perth have different climates. Brisbane has a subtropical climate with hot and humid summers, while Perth has a Mediterranean climate that is a bit cooler and drier . Brisbane experiences more humidity compared to Perth. The winters in Brisbane are shorter than in Perth, and Brisbane is more sheltered from the cold than other southern capitals. Perth has hotter, drier summers than Brisbane with less humidity but more wind. Conversely, Brisbane has warmer, drier winters than Perth. Both cities get plenty of sunshine throughout the year, and Brisbane gets heavier downpours of rain. For a detailed comparison of the weather in Brisbane and Perth, you can refer to this [source].

Rank Greater Capital City Statistical Area State/territory Estimated resident population Growth from 2011 to 2022 Included SUAs June 2022[2] June 2011[2] 1 Greater Sydney New South Wales 5,297,089 4,608,949 +14.93% Sydney Central Coast 2 Greater Melbourne Victoria 5,031,195 4,169,366 +20.67% Melbourne Bacchus Marsh Gisborne 3 Greater Brisbane Queensland 2,628,083 2,147,436 +22.38% Brisbane 4 Greater Perth Western Australia 2,224,475 1,833,567 +21.32% Perth 5 Greater Adelaide South Australia 1,418,455 1,264,091 +12.21% Adelaide 6 Australian Capital Territory[a] Australian Capital Territory 456,692 367,985 +24.11% Canberra–Queanbeyan (ACT part only) 7 Greater Hobart Tasmania 252,693 216,273 +16.84% Hobart 8 Greater Darwin Northern Territory 149,582 129,106 +15.86% Darwin

You can also fly to other towns within Western Australia 1-3hour flights both north & south of WA to explore 1000’s of great tourist attractions, you could do family holidays 4x per year for 5 years without leaving WA & see something new each time.

Brisbane perth sydney and adelaide are all beautiful in their own way dont bother with the other cities

I only spent 13 years in Brissie and left in 2010 so take this for what you will. IMO, SE Qld has been a victim of it's own success and many people trying to escape the problems of our larger cities bought those problems with them. Traffic and youth crime aren't unique to Brisbane or the Gold Coast, but throw in the housing crisis and any future 'refugees' really need to temper their expectations. On the positive side, that skyline does look great during Riverfire.

I lived in Brisbane in my teens and twenties and Sydney 30's - 62. Moved to Perth to retire this year and of the 3 I think Perth is the most livable city, I'm very pleased with my decision to move here.

Loved the comparison Between Perth and Brisbane. There no mention on Kings Park probably the first Visit people make to go and see.. Never been to Brisbane but heard how Nice it is.

Tasmanian here, been to both and must say I prefer Perth. Only downside is its isolation from the rest of Aus

Used to live in Perth and moved Brisbane. Definitely Perth win. Lol.Still miss everything in there.

In Qld there is alot of shows and activities to go to and it's very interesting.

How long did you live in Perth to come up with these comparisons? Sounds like you are reading this off google.

I'm a QLDer but really enjoyed my Perth days. I think Perth is better overall, only detractors is it's geographically isolated, even in timezone differences, therefore collaborations with other Aus cities are a bit more difficult. The colder, wetter winters were very different, as was the 4pm "Fremantle Doctor". QLD has fallen behind due to a faulty Premier and very conservative government, not adaptable at all to what the Australian people want.

People were not leaving cold states they were leaving communism.

Talked up the parks in Brisbane but didn’t mention King’s Park in Perth, one of the biggest inner city parks in the world.Yes, it does light up in the summer with Fringe Festival, Arts Festival, outdoor cinemas, food trucks etcNo mention of Bali as a major holiday destination for Perthites, 3 hour flight….

Interesting ,Perth a windy city ,then they should put up lots of wind turbines to solve the energy crisis ,and the climate problem.!

Today on the sunny coast just Nth of Bonehead formerly Brisbane bizzare winter balmy 27c more warm days to come until Tuesday. Nice to wear summer clothes

Perth wins hands down. No contest.

As someone who has lived in perth my whole life i can confirm she is spot on with her analysis. Good job!

I was born in Brisbane and now live in Perth. Prefer Perth...better lifestyle.

Do you think that in Perth there are opportunities for software developers? I want to live there but I don't know if there is demand for software developers

One interesting fact i found about Brisbane and the entire east coast of Australia is that it's winter months are actually sunnier percentage wise than it's summer months. This only really happens on the east coast of Australia and east coast of South Africa so quite unique. In Western Australia it follows the typical sunnier in summer scenario so Perth summers are significantly sunnier than Brisbane while Brisbane in winter is significantly sunnier than Perth.

How about comparison in terms of bugs and dangerous animals

I just have some random idea about living in Perth for a while. I have a job now in Europe. For the future I hope to live of trading. That is where I see Perth as å good place to live. Warm weather, far away from everything. Just get a away from the everyday life here that I don't like very well. As for Brisbane. That is in the east. No sunset in the sea? Then it is not good enough.

6:14 As a Brisbane local I can confirm the sun sets a bit earlier than Perth, during summer, for sure. In Winter it's even more extreme... you end your day shift at 5pm and then start going home and it goes from day to night in about 10 mins. The sun ain't got no time for Brisbane during winter. The sun is all like, "screw you guys, I'm getting home, before you lot... laterz."

What's a good region in Perth to live with family?

What is it with this British obsession with the weather?

Perth is the best.