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Market shopping for your groceries in Australia

November 11, 2010leadingo

There is nothing like going to the market to pick up your fresh veggies, fruit, meat, etc. and all of us who are from the Northern Hemisphere, we don’t get to do this for about 4 months of the year.

Melbourne’s markets are open all year long!

Not only are the open all year, but there are markets across the city. Many people go to the touristy and very popular Queen Victoria Market, but have you gone somewhere more convenient to you? White Hat is a great website that gives details, addresses, etc. for all Markets in Melbourne and across Australia.

Stop going to the Grocery Store (Supermarket) in Australia!

As teachers in Australia, we are always looking to save money. Stop shopping at the expensive grocery stores and go to the market. Not only are you buying local produce and supporting small businesses, but it is cheaper! My favourite is Footscray Market. The fish, seafood, and meat are by far the cheapest I have found. Also it is surrounded by Vietnamese stores and restaurants so if you want a good feed, this is the place for you!

But how about Dandenong Market, South Melbourne Market, Prahran, St.Andrew’s etc… The list is never ending so there’s nothing stopping you from getting fresh produce for a fraction of the price.

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1 Comment. Leave new

Jeannette Francois
December 9, 2010 6:01 am

Thanks for the advice. It sure does make practical sense.

As I am planning to become a teacher of English abroad, I would need to have a few tricks up my sleeve to stretch my little salary.

I’m not sure where I am going to end up. Since receiving my TESOL certification from itesolcourse.com, I have been submitting various teaching applications abroad including to Australia.

I am grateful for resources like this with advice I can put to practical use.

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