Melbourne named world's most liveable city for second year in a row!

[Sora96 17,256]

For the second year in a row Melbourne has been named the world's most liveable city.

 

 

1. Melbourne, Australia.

2. Vienna, Austria.

3. Vancouver, Canada.

4. Toronto, Canada.

5. Calgary, Canada.

5. (equal) Adelaide, Australia.

7. Sydney, Australia.

8. Helsinki, Finland.

9. Perth, Australia.

10. Auckland, New Zealand.

20. Brisbane, Australia.

 

Source: The Australian and SEVEN News.

[blinxhero 91]

Sydney isn't that great in my experience.

[Blake 776]

What no 'emersa? :L [/sarcasim]

[Rob 5,571]

Thought New York would get this.....guess not.

[Gardevoir101 40]

Woot, go Melbourne! Edited August 14, 2012 by Gardevoir101

[Sora96 17,256]

Thought New York would get this.....guess not.

 

Overpopulated?

[replika13 455]

Never imagined Helsinki would make it so high

[Namikaze 654]

3,4,5 all Canadian places! WOOHOO

[SquareSora 133]

wow thats cool! seems like nice places to visit! :DD

[Queen Tery 4,591]

Overpopulated?

 

That and if you look someone in the eyes, you're dead. That's not exactly liveable. lol

[wayfinder823 477]

What on earth makes a place considered, "most livable"?

If people are living there, it's got to be livable, right?

[Miku Hatsune 636]

Doesn't seem like the world was considered, just a couple places. Most of them are in Australia or Canada, but I know a few other places outside those countries that are perfectly 'livable.'

 

Aw well.

[Think Pink 1,967]

the words "Melbourne" and "Australia" are synonymous with "Sora69 made this thread"

[Rob 5,571]

Overpopulated?

 

I guess.

Edited August 15, 2012 by Rob

[Amon 4,279]

Thought New York would get this.....guess not.

 

Overpopulated?

 

Overpopulated, dirty, aggressive criminals, abusive police, local government turning into big brother, terrorist target, decaying infrastructure, people are assholes, living anywhere nice is extremely expensive.

 

I love going to New York City every other week or so, but I would hate living there.

 

Australia has some very nice cities though, Sydney is my favorite of the ones I've visited.

 

Vancouver and Toronto are very nice but rather pricey.

 

Also, why did you feel the need to include Brisbane if it's only number 20?

Edited August 15, 2012 by Amon

[Sora96 17,256]

Overpopulated, dirty, aggressive criminals, abusive police, local government turning into big brother, terrorist target, decaying infrastructure, people are assholes, living anywhere nice is extremely expensive.

 

I love going to New York City every other week or so, but I would hate living there.

 

Australia has some very nice cities though, Sydney is my favorite of the ones I've visited.

 

Vancouver and Toronto are very nice but rather pricey.

 

Also, why did you feel the need to include Brisbane if it's only number 20?

 

I didn't feel the need. I just felt like it.

[PublicLibraryx 55]

Haha, I'm moving to Auckland soon. So excited.

[hatok 6,413]

Something's not right.

Maybe it's the fact that only British Commonwealth were chosen

[Sora96 17,256]

Something's not right.

Maybe it's the fact that only British Commonwealth were chosen

 

Maybe it's just because the Commonwealth have the most liveable cities in the world.

[hatok 6,413]

Maybe it's just because the Commonwealth have the most liveable cities in the world.

 

Makes sense, if you think about it

But I'm still calling at least a little bias (The channel is Australian after all)

[TheApprenticeofKingMickey 3,689]

For the second year in a row Melbourne has been named the world's most liveable city.

 

 

1. Melbourne, Australia.

2. Vienna, Austria.

3. Vancouver, Canada.

4. Toronto, Canada.

5. Calgary, Canada.

5. (equal) Adelaide, Australia.

7. Sydney, Australia.

8. Helsinki, Finland.

9. Perth, Australia.

10. Auckland, New Zealand.

20. Brisbane, Australia.

 

Source: The Australian and SEVEN News.

 

Is it a bad thing if I felt really proud to see two of my favourite cities on that list?

[Sora96 17,256]

Makes sense, if you think about it

But I'm still calling at least a little bias (The channel is Australian after all)

 

They didn't do it. Lol. I've got no idea who decides this. My two sources were just two sources who posted them.

[Geralt 4,874]

That poll is a lie >> It was studied by the Australians

[Ultima Spark 753]

Tell me, does Melbourne have the obsession with suburb superiority that Sydney does?