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While the town does have electricity and internet, the problem lies in its isolation. The nearest major city, Townsville, is a seven-hour drive away, and Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, is a 17-hour drive from Julia Creek
This job offers a salary of around Rs 3 crore, along with a free house and car. (News18 Hindi)
Nowadays, it has become increasingly difficult for people to find jobs. Despite working hard, many are unable to secure a good one. Some individuals even have to work below their qualifications. In this scenario, who would want to leave a well-paying job? However, there is a job opportunity in Australia that offers an annual salary of Rs 3 crore, along with a free house and car, yet no one is willing to take it.
According to a report from The New York Postthere is a small town in Queensland, Australia, named Julia Creek. A job is available there offering a salary of around Rs 3 crore, along with a free house and car. The issue is that people are unwilling to take the job because it requires them to live in this small, remote town.
The job is for a local family doctor. While the town does have electricity and internet, the problem lies in its isolation. The nearest major city, Townsville, is a seven-hour drive away, and Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, is a 17-hour drive from Julia Creek. According to AP, this place is so remote that doctors are offered double the salary to work there—an amount they would not receive in major urban areas of Australia.
However, the job does offer some advantages. People moving here can enjoy a slower, more relaxed lifestyle in a peaceful environment. Dr. Adam Lewis, who worked here before moving to Brisbane, shared that his time in Julia Creek taught him how to live alone, treat patients on his own, and even milk cows. Before Adam, the last permanent doctor in this town had left 15 years ago.
The mayor of Julia Creek mentioned that the lifestyle here is very pleasant, but the previous doctor’s two-year contract ended, and he returned to Brisbane to be with his family and continue his practice.
