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Australian:

The Anza Club

Association based in Vancouver. Established since 1935.

http://www.anzaclub.org/

Australia Society Tokyo

Australian society in Tokyo which organises social funtions and events for the expatriate community

http://www.australiasocietytokyo.com

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Australian Scottish Connection

This is the wee gathering place for anyone with a connection to either Scotland or Australia.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/australianscottishconnection/

Australian-American Chamber of Commerce

Find Australian Bay Area business and social contacts through the Australian-American Chamber of Commerce.

http://www.sfaussies.com/

Between Finland and Australia

A weblog about life in Finland by an Australian living in Vasa Vaasa, Finland.

http://www.aliciatrezise.blogspot.com

Calgary Down Under Social Club

A non-profit social club based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada bringing Australians and New Zealanders together.

http://www.downunderclubcalgary.com

Exfin International Pty Ltd.

Australian company providing financial services to expatriates and potential migrants. Features online advice about tax and legal issues, as well as travel warnings and citizenship information.

http://www.exfin.com

Expats Australia

Overseas job search service for Australian professionals, find job opportunities, CV and contract advice.

http://www.expatsaustralia.com/

Homesick

Comprehensive site for Australians living abroad.

http://www.homesick.com.au

International Aussie Meetup Day

Putting Australians overseas in contact with each other for face-to-face social gatherings.

http://aussie.meetup.com/

MANZA

The Malaysian Australian New Zealand Association provides a magazine, events calendar, member directory, and photographs.

http://www.manza.org

Mates Up-Over

Support Community for Australians living in America.

http://www.matesupover.com

Southern Cross Club Denmark

A social and community Club organizing functions and providing support for Australians and New Zealanders in Denmark.

http://www.southerncrossclub.dk

Southern Cross Group

An international non-profit lobbying organisation for Australian expatriates, which also seeks to provide overseas Australians with relevant information and support on matters specifically of interest to them.

http://www.southern-cross-group.org

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