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As a removalist that specialises in backloading we provide a daily service from the following cities.
Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth.

We also have regular services to and from all major cities in Australia.

We utilise both truck and container transport, which allows us to arrange moves with very short notice.

If you are looking at making huge savings on your next interstate removal, please feel free to contact us.

We do offer an instant quote system for any moves between capital cities, but will have a quote back to you normally within a few hours for any backloading removals not covered by our instant pricing.

To obtain a great quote on backloading today, please complete an online application.

It has been a long time coming, but after many months of hard work we can finally launch our Instant online moving quotation

Whilst at present this system only covers the following cities, we are currently looking at expanding the list of areas that we can provide instant quotes for the following

Brisbane, Cairns, Canberra, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney, Townsville

All other areas can still be quoted on but will be done manually here Online moving quote

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It may be over 2 months away, but as always Christmas and New year is a very popular time to be moving home.

This is due mainly to the school year starting in January, and also a lot of new jobs start in the New year.

My suggestion as always to people choosing to move at this time of year is to make their choice of removalist sooner, rather than later.

Remember to get your quotes sorted, make a decision and book you removalist.

With Moving Again, you can always fine tune your quote as you get closer to your move, but start your enquiry soon, whilst we are not normally booked out, as always bookings can only be made on a first come first serve basis.

How to Avoid Tantrums in Kids of All Ages

By Anna-Marie Stewart

Let’s face it, kids will be kids and they can’t possibly always be happy with every single decision that is made for them. Even from a very young age a child realizes that he/she is, in fact, a REAL person, with feelings, thoughts and emotions. This often leads to them wanting to do things their own way, making their own choices, or just not wanting to do as they’re told.

Here’s a scenario: your child is sitting happily playing with building bricks, or maybe playing on a games console, totally engulfed in his or her own world, and it’s time for dinner. You ask your child to drop what they’re doing there and then, to tidy up quickly, to leave their ‘happy place’ and come eat. Your child refuses to do as asked, wondering within why on earth you’re being mean and spoiling their fun.

You, on the other hand may think the child is being naughty or obstinate. You remove the toys/games abruptly and the volcano erupts! Your child is throwing a full-blown tantrum!

Now, let’s re-create the scenario: As before, your child is sitting happily playing and you’re about to start making dinner. You give the child fair warning that playtime will be ending soon, in say 5-10 minutes, and that they will then need to put their things away so that they can help you make dinner.

Stick to your time-frame and get the things put away (help if you’re needed), and involve your child in the dinner-making. Depending on your child’s age this could be anything from wiping the table to boiling potatoes or even carving the meat. (Ok, so we may not have huge set meals every day, but you get the idea).

Wow! You just avoided a MAJOR tantrum! Your child is involved and happy, you are happy and non-stressed! Well Done You!

You can do this sort of thing with just about any scenario. Turn it around from something negative i.e. removing child from ‘happy place’ and replacing in ‘upset place’, to moving child from one happy place to another. You just have to make sure that your child knows beforehand that something other than what they are doing at the moment will soon be happening.

Let your child get involved and make sure you tell him/her how much you appreciate their help and co-operation. This way you will avoid the horrid confusion that ultimately leads to those dreadful tantrums.

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Here is a quick checklist you may want to print off.

Make sure your cartons are packed tightly and securely sealed with tape

Write your surname on all cartons and number them from 1 - 10 etc.

Ensure all items to be dismantled are ready prior to the arrival of the furniture removalist.

Check with the manufacturer of your white goods i.e., fridge, washing machine, dryer etc, and be guided by their advice regarding securing bowls/motors etc

Remove hooks from fishing lines.

Drain fuel and oil from lawn mowers, edgers, Whipper-snippers etc

Thoroughly clean and dry inside of fridges, freezers and dishwashers

Seek manufacturers advice regarding computer drive, video drive etc.

Dispose of all un-sealed liquids.

Dispose of all aerosol cans, flammable fluids, matches etc.

Empty gas cylinder from your BBQ, In fact the best thing to do with Gas bottles is to take them to the nearest Swap + Go

Clean BBQ. surface and surrounds of grease etc

Dismantle swing-sets, play-gyms, trampolines etc,(put nuts and bolts in a safe place).

Wash out rubbish bins and wheel barrows.

Drain garden hoses.

Remove pumps, water bottles, batteries etc from bicycles.

Clean and spray dog kennels, empty and clean fish tanks, ird cages etc.

Ensure all loose items are placed in bags or boxes

Empty and defrost fridge/freezer. It is advisable to do this 24 hours prior to the day of your removal

Be on hand the day of removal or authorise someone to act on your behalf to answer any queries from the removalist.

Have an advance plan for the placement of your furniture

Be on hand or have someone authorised for un-loading at your residence, directing the placement of furniture.

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Imagine, you are travelling in Australia heading to your new home, and busting to use a public convenience.

Well dont worry the Australian Goverment have got you covered.

Have a look Toilets in Australia

My favourite is the section http://www.toiletmap.gov.au/register.aspx where you can save your trips, favourite destinations and public toilets.????

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We have just launched our new online support system.

There are 2 parts to our new online system.

To browse through our support system, please follow this link Moving Again Support System

Our online chat can be accessed by clicking on any of the pictures (working example below) that you can see throughout our website.