What about the local public facilities for Australian immigrants?

The public facilities in Australia are perfect. Although the facilities are simple, they are very practical and convenient.

There are many libraries in Australia. In addition to national and municipal libraries, there are many regional libraries in Australia, all over residential areas. Most of the service staff are volunteers who retire at home, and they will actively provide warm and thoughtful services. Most libraries provide free services for residents, and some libraries also engrave the names of fund-raisers on the unique brick floor in front of the library. You can get a library card free of charge with proof of residence with an address, such as a letter from a bank and valid identification, such as a passport or driver's license. Then you can borrow books, magazines, videos, CDs, dictionaries and so on for free. You can borrow books from the counter or scan them yourself with a scanner. When you return the book, put it in a specific channel, and the computer will automatically scan and cancel the record of returning the book on your library card. So even if the library is off duty, there is no need to worry about overdue punishment, as long as the books are returned before zero. In addition, there are computers everywhere in the library, and you can look up the books you need in various ways. If you don't have or can't find it, the staff will be happy to help you, or transfer the books you need from the National Library.

Australia is a country that pays great attention to the lives of disabled people, and there are many facilities to help them.

Facilities for the disabled in Australia, almost all roads, walkways, entrances and exits, steps, etc. in Australia are equipped with gentle slopes or separate passages for wheelchairs to pass through. There are elevators for the disabled in office buildings, shopping malls and residential buildings. There are disabled parking spaces in the parking lot. Toilets in all public areas are equipped with disabled toilets. Cars, trains, subways and ferries can easily get in and out in wheelchairs. There is also a wheelchair for the disabled at the airport, and someone is responsible for boarding the plane first.

Public facilities such as toilets and garbage cans are also perfect. Some construction sites are also equipped with temporary toilets, and there are enough toilets in the streets or tourist attractions. With the approaching of the Olympic Games, considering the influx of people, temporary toilets will be put into use. I remember that on the eve of the Millennium, millions of people flocked to camp under the Sydney Bridge, and a large number of temporary toilets were all installed overnight. Garbage in Australia is classified. Not only do residents have several trash cans in their homes, which contain domestic garbage, wine bottles and recyclable paper, but there is also a trash can every few tens of meters in public places, which also urges people not to litter. In some tourist attractions or seaside beaches in Australia, there will also be garbage bins dedicated to putting dog droppings.