We are relocating from Perth to Wellington at the end of July. Wondering if anyone had an recommendations good/bad of companies relocating household items either from AU to NZ or vica versa? Also what happened about import tax/gst or customs charges?
Chur Skip
Select to expand quotedjt91184 said..
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I don't know if that is true. I think the Perth economy is slowing down and the NZ economy is speeding up.
At one point I read that parts of NZ were crying out for workers as they had some spending programs happening in Government areas.
Select to expand quotesiny said..
I thought the traffic only went the other way
obviously not a scaffolder 
be sure to take your esky and thongs. only chilli bins and jandles over there. wierd cxnts
I sent a car back for my mum last year using these guys - they were great.
Taurus Logistics Australia
Thanks very much Ted!
The golden times in WA are now over... The downturn in the resources sector means mass redundancy on a daily basis. 2nd hand market for toys is going strong with all the FIFO/Cashed up bogans selling off their stupid purchases.
Why not move to New Zealand... wages are on par with Australia now, PAYE tax is lower, no capital gain tax, government in surplus, house prices outside of Auckland are very reasonable and more importantly no stupid WA drivers.
Select to expand quoteSkipSkip said..
Thanks very much Ted!
The golden times in WA are now over... The downturn in the resources sector means mass redundancy on a daily basis. 2nd hand market for toys is going strong with all the FIFO/Cashed up bogans selling off their stupid purchases.
Why not move to New Zealand... wages are on par with Australia now, PAYE tax is lower, no capital gain tax, government in surplus, house prices outside of Auckland are very reasonable and more importantly no stupid WA drivers.
See ya later Skip. I hope all your mates go with you.
Wellington's not the worst place you could go, but beware it is pretty gloomy over winter.
The good news is, if you are a hardcore kiter or windsurfer you will get heeeeeaps of days on the water (get a good wettie)
There is also some nice waves over Wairarapa ways.
Good pubs and cafes. I have friends living over Mana ways, not traditionally the flashest suburb, but they scored an epic house with amazing sea views, overlooking an amazing kite spot.
Enjoy!
Edit: This is the current weather situation
the wind in wellington is gusty and dirty as **** it venturis over a ridge and thru the city if your going there thinking its windy youll kite lots you have made a very very big mistake. theres countless better locations with more reliable clean wind then wellington
Lyall is pretty good, but you need to strap on a pair when those big southerlies come in!
Have had some great days out at Mana.
Where were you kiting Kookaburrahz? Out in front of Te Papa museum or something? Go go find the good spots bruh
Select to expand quoteMark _australia said..
siny said..
I thought the traffic only went the other way
obviously not a scaffolder sciffolder
Fixed that for you bro... 
Instead of getting everything there , isn't it much easier to send an add to Gumtree/TradeMe
Swap over deal ? Home and other stuff with Kiwi coming here ?
I heard Kiwi wife's don't cook , so you could take yours with you.
Just advertise all of your stuff for sale on Gumtree & Carsales.
Someone who is working for an overseas agency and cannot get to the phone will email you with an offer to pay more than you are asking and arrange to freight it all there for you as long as you pay their freight forwarder a nominal amount 
