'We don't have a class system. Don't be rude to people just because you believe your job is 'higher' than someone else's.'
If you're planning to visit Australia and are wondering how they do things ~properly~ Down Under and avoid some serious side-eye — then I'm glad you're here.
When travelling or moving to a new place, local intel is everything, so out of interest, I took to Reddit to see what top-tier advice Aussies were dishing out to newcomers and whether it was actually useful. As it turns out, we love to have a say and offered some quality tips when asked by RedditorHere are some the best bits of advice:
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