Melbourne has been crowned the globe's most livable city for the third time in a row, nudging out Austrian capital Vienna in The Economist Intelligence Unit Survey. In the review of 140 cities, Victoria's capital was given perfect scores for health care, education and infrastructure. Meanwhile four other Australian cities made this year's top 10, including Adelaide (number 5), Sydney (number 7) and Perth (number 9). Conflict was responsible for many of the lowest scores. Damascus in war-torn Syria was ranked the lowest, scoring just 20 per cent for stability. TOP 10 Melbourne, Australia ...

Australia is the best place in the world to live and work, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. The UK, by contrast, comes 10th in the OECD's Better Life Index, behind the US, Canada and the Scandinavian countries. Britain did, however, fare better than Germany and France, which were ranked 17th and 18th respectively. Australia retained its place as the world's happiest industrialised nation for the third year running, boosted by strong indicators for health and housing. Life expectancy in Australia is 82 years – two years above the OECD average, while 90%...

Canada, the world’s second largest country, is a land of immense opportunities. Canada needs young, dynamic and well-educated skilled workers. It is a knowledge-based economy, Seeking Skilled Workers / Professional immigrants, who can meet the demands of the rapidly changing technological economy. Canada at a Glance • Canada had been declared as the best country in the world to live in, for 8 years consecutively by the United Nations. • Canada’s economy has a growth rate of 4.7% • Canada offers free medical services to its Permanent Residents. • Education up to grade 13 is absolutely free...