Which district in Sydney is the best when ya think about these issues:

- Skyline
- Quality of life
- Convenience
- Transportation
- Housing
- Council Services
- Scenary

aw, I was going to say Rooty Hill. :cool:

Sutherland Shire!
- Skyline- it has many skylines stretching from beautiful Cronulla to bushy Sutherand
- Quality of life- is a very sough after area.it has everything!shopping!!
has largest shopping centre in Sydney! (Miranda Fair), great schools,clubs pubs ect
- Convenience- nicely located 25km south of CBD.easy to get to.
- Transportation -it has trains/buses and even ferry servces.
- Housing-many affordable homes and not so affordable.has zoned hosuing commission in sutherland and Menai while there are 5mil homes in Cronulla and Port hacking
- Council Services- has everything
- Scenary-top place to live/work/play sport/schooling ect
i spent the last 16 years of my life there and regrettably had to move just 3 months ago to central Coast. i do miss the place but im very happy with Umina Beach! bit slower lifestyle and great atmosphere.
so is suther shire- southwest? option

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Southern Shire = South & Southern Highlands. This means Sothern Sydney & Hills District

I love my hills (North West). Pity tho that there isnt much of a skyline. Otherwise its pretty perfect for me, very cosy and its got its own 'culture'. However almost every part of sydney is very nice and has something to bring to the table. Ultimately tho i am a city slicker so i would have to say the city gets the most from Matixvolta 'criteria'. Although i reckon we are all pretty much winners in syd!

Sutherland Shire!
has largest shopping centre in Sydney! (Miranda Fair)

wtf? hahaha what about westfield parramatta?

^^and Warringah Mall

Also Matixvolta, the South and Southern Highlands don't really go together because they are separated by the South-Western suburbs.

These are the official Sydney districts based on council areas, in terms of population districts. The largest in population is St George-Sutherland (438,244) and the smallest is Inner Western Sydney (166,044):

Inner Sydney
Botany Bay, Leichhardt, Marrickville, Sydney

Eastern Suburbs
Randwick, Waverley, Woollahra

St George-Sutherland
Hurstville, Kogarah, Rockdale, Sutherland

Canterbury-Bankstown
Canterbury, Bankstown

Fairfield-Liverpool
Fairfield, Livepool

Outer South-Western Sydney
Camden, Campbelltown, Wollondilly

Inner Western Sydney
Ashfield, Burwood, Canada Bay, Strathfield

Central Western Sydney
Auburn, Holroyd, Parramatta

Outer Western Sydney
Blue Mountains, Hawkesbury, Penrith

Blacktown
Blacktown

Lower Northern Sydney
Hunter's Hill, Lane Cove, Mosman, North Sydney, Ryde, Willoughby

Central Northern Sydney
Baulkham Hills, Hornsby, Ku-ring-gai

Northern Beaches
Manly, Pittwater, Warringah

Gosford-Wyong
Gosford, Wyong

I know these districts. There'll be so many poll options though, so i'm grouping em.

I love my hills (North West). Pity tho that there isnt much of a skyline. Otherwise its pretty perfect for me, very cosy and its got its own 'culture'. However almost every part of sydney is very nice and has something to bring to the table. Ultimately tho i am a city slicker so i would have to say the city gets the most from Matixvolta 'criteria'. Although i reckon we are all pretty much winners in syd!

Epping will get some skyline soon. 9 storey apartment + shopping arcade. Also, the new 'super' interchange.

There is also Pennant Hills skyline

I think it's unfair that the eastern surburbs include the city.
The city is too special, it should be excluded from any surburbs.

Penrith will have the best shopping in sydney in 5 years with the competion of penrith plaza (stage 3) then the complex will again grow by doubling it retail space going all the way over the train line and over high street(stage 4), the upgrand of penrith train station the over 200,000 pop growth, and the completion of six sky scapers (with a possible world HQ. parramatta also look to be great with the new civic place and geo possy!

Have ya say Sydneysiders!

http://radar.smh.com.au/archives/2005/01/you_are_where_y.html

So True. Just ask Tony P. Tell him that he's a Shire Boy like one of the hobbits and he'll throw a punch. He actually has a map where and where-not to go.

Being lived in South West (Punchbowl, Belmore), Inner West (Strathfeield & Newington), Hills District (Epping), Lower North Shore (Chatswood), and soon to be moving to Glebe, it is pretty true the different cultures around Sydney.

South West - No place to go out at night. Not much to do in daylight either.
West - multiculturalism

Lower North Shore - Yes its a bit snobby place. Heaps of times I saw BMWs and Mercades all lined up like the main entrance of Starcity. But i guess how people where are like AC. Dress up when heading to city. Dress down when going to local bars

Hills District - It is the bible belt of Sydney. There are like 6 churches in the small suburb of Epping. Pedestrian activity got sucked away to Carlingford Shopping Centre and Maquarie Centre.

Inner West - Strathfield. Famous for the Homebush Rd mansions. Far'd income. Their family lived in those houses for at least a decade. New arrivals of immigrants come in to rent and do shopping. Big difference between the middle Strathfield and the North. North very multicultural.

Upper North Shore - Hornsby not included. Sorry but its so different to rest of Upper North Shore. These are the people who travel to city and lower north shore to work. Family Orientated. but their makeup arn't that thick at all.

Never lived in South or Western Sydney, so I can't say.

Inner West - Leichhardt, Glebe, Newtown is Best!

It would say it's a toss up between Sutherland Shire and Hills area. Richmond is not a bad area (near the RAAF Base) but you are so far away from the city and airport. But it doesn't have that cramped feeling most of Sydney has.

Richmond is one of the least favourite postings in the Air Force, so it seems a lot of other people don't like the location.

The CBD - It's vibrant and has everything you need.

Oxford Street area:)

Cabramatta :cool:

Multicultural Asian, Plenty Poker machines, The best Asian cusines from all Asian countries, Cheap Grocery Shopping, Cheap Chinese imported goods, Cheap tasty Noodles.

Cheap Brothels

Nice Bars (Surrounding Hectic busy environment ruins the mood)

Plenty Massage parlors

Western Sydney

I like Bankstown

Sutherland Shire!
- Skyline- it has many skylines stretching from beautiful Cronulla to bushy Sutherand
- Quality of life- is a very sough after area.it has everything!shopping!!
has largest shopping centre in Sydney! (Miranda Fair), great schools,clubs pubs ect
- Convenience- nicely located 25km south of CBD.easy to get to.
- Transportation -it has trains/buses and even ferry servces.
- Housing-many affordable homes and not so affordable.has zoned hosuing commission in sutherland and Menai while there are 5mil homes in Cronulla and Port hacking
- Council Services- has everything
- Scenary-top place to live/work/play sport/schooling ect
i spent the last 16 years of my life there and regrettably had to move just 3 months ago to central Coast. i do miss the place but im very happy with Umina Beach! bit slower lifestyle and great atmosphere.
so is suther shire- southwest? option

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It's the Shire for me too. Soooo much action and is a very very safe place to live.

So much community spirit
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great poets also reside here. We grew 'ere u flew 'ere.
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lol, hence why I like the south west coz it has the enemy to beat those cunz up!

Northern beaches, Feels like its own place and as my dad says "None of those horrible westies here"

It's the Shire for me too. Soooo much action and is a very very safe place to live.

So much community spirit
Loool its funny cos its true :lol:

I'm a Western Sydney supporter :yes:

Focus on the Mount Druitt Area:

House of the week for sale from the Mount Druitt Standard - this is one of the very best you can get:
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On a Saturday night, a train from Sydney City & North Shore has just arrived into Rooty Hill Station:
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The Boys of Shalvey:
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Typical but cheap local fibro houses - a good investment:
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Why doesn't the local RSL have a postcode:
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Do something bad and this man wishes he could get ya:
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But you can just flee to the City & North Shore on the train..
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.. after you watch Michael Jackson back when he was black and living
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I ran out of petrol once in Mt Druitt on New Years Eve. Had to walk a few K's to the nearest servo and wait a few hours until 6am when it opened. Scary...

I voted North West and Hills district. It's where i grew up so i'm probably biased. The space avilable out there is Sydneys future if they plan it right.

Inner West is best. It has a good mix of multiculturalism with Italians in Haberfield and Leichhardt, Chinese in Ashfield and Burwood, Greeks and Vietnamese in Marrickville. Lots of awesome suburbs with cool cafes and bars eg Newtown, Glebe, Summer Hill, Balmain, Rozelle and many restaurants by the water all along the Parramatta River. I also love the proximity to the city and relatively good transport. Not much of a skyline, however I suppose Burwood/Strathfield are developing small skylines.
Unfortunately there are too many Nimbys!!

Inner West for me :)

Cabramatta :cool:



i loved cabramatta when i spent a day there a year or 2 ago, would like to explore further