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If you are looking to connect with Australian expats in United Arab Emirates, then this page brings together all the latest expat blogs United Arab Emirates written by Australian bloggers, any interviews, articles and news items we have here at ExpatsBlog.com.
Latest Blogs by Australian Expats Living in United Arab Emirates
Baby Globetrotters
A parents' guide to travelling and living overseas with children... and enjoying it! Join Aussie Expat Keri and her 3 baby globetrotters based in the UAE while slowly making their way around the world *Travel*Family*Expat Life*
New Memories
We are couple that recently travelled through three continents, visiting over 16 countries including China, Mongolia, Russia and Turkey. We have now settling in Dubai teaching yoga and scuba diving.
the exploratrix
The Exploratrix is a thirty-something expat Australian journalist discovering the world around her. She's currently living in what has been described as the world's safest city: Dubai.
The Hedonista
The hedonista is a food and travel blog written by Sarah Walton, an Australian living the expat life in Dubai
Latest Expat Interviews/ Articles
British Expat Living in United Arab Emirates - Interview with Ruth
Ruth started her married life as a British expat in Australia so when an opportunity arose for another overseas adventure she and her husband, Tim jumped at the chance. Ruth originally trained as a...
Australian Expat Living in United Arab Emirates - Interview with Keri Hedrick
Introducing Keri - Aussie expat mum of 3 from Abu Dhabi. Born to Brits who had immigrated to New Zealand, but mostly raised in Australia she started expat life over 10 years ago when she went to...
British Expat Living in UAE - Expat Interview with Lindsey
Lindsey is a media professional who loves to travel and is currently living and working in Abu Dhabi, having first relocated to the UAE in 2006. After four and a half years living in Dubai, Lindsey...
British Expat Living in Dubai, Interview with Rachael
Rachael Harrison is a Dubai based teacher, blogger and adventurer. Her blog, 'Life of a Middle East Expat', seeks to document her quest to discover what lies beyond the shopping malls, beaches and...
Driving in UAE - An Expat Perspective
Local Expert Series: Driving in UAE by Helen McClure Going in circles - learning to drive in the UAE The topic of traffic and terrible driving is a popular one among expats in Dubai, who like to...
England to Dubai - Expat Interview With Lucy
In 2010 Lucy Martin and her husband moved from the UK to Dubai with just one large suitcase each. It was one of those terribly sensible decisions that makes sound fiscal sense – a decision made...
Latest News Relating to United Arab Emirates or Australia
British expats in Australia terrified by devastating wildfires
Long-stay British expats in Australia are revealing their fears and experiences of the devastating wildfires. As Australia continues to burn in spite of heroic firefighting, British expatriates...- Locals and British expats losing everything in Australia’s devastating bushfires
Australia’s devastating bush fires are affecting British expats as well as locals. Homes and communities all along the southeastern coastline are suffering horrendous losses due to the... - Australia is still a favourite with Brit retirees but its own are leaving
Australia is still popular with UK expat retirees, but its own seniors are leaving for more affordable foreign destinations. The numbers of elderly Australians leaving their home country for a... - Australia hits top spot as destination for millionaire expats
A recent survey has revealed Australia as the most popular destination for the fabulously wealthy. Beating out the USA for the third year running, Oz is now the preferred haunt for those with... - Australian PM plans evacuation for Oz expats in Asia
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is planning to evacuate 200,000 Australian expats living and working in Asia should the threat of war become imminent. Australia’s federal government...
