Latoboy,

I guess everyone has different experience in different place.. I agree the job market in the US is better than it is in Australia but I found Aust is much better country to live in, compare to US in many other aspects... Probably you know, two cities (syd, mel) of Australia always make on  UN's top 10 cities to live in but not even one city from US makes on that list...

I lived mostly in sydney, and there so many things to do, (i.e you wanna go to beaches? just 20 mins drive, and you end up in  some of the best beaches in the world, do you want to hangout in downtown untill 3 am, and come home safe? not a problem.... and ofcourse if you are a resident then all medicare, education(in some case you get paid to study)  is taken care by govt....

but again, everyone's choice is different... I just came to US for different experience and already have enough,..and am planning to go back next year...