Jump into a year out Down Under with Skydive the Beach and the Australian Visa Bureau

London, UK (PRWEB UK) 29 November 2012

Skydive the Beach offers daring punters, adrenaline junkies and bucket list-fillers the chance to jump from up to 14,000 feet and freefall over some of the best beaches in Australia. Skydive the Beach has locations in Sydney, Byron Bay and Melbourne and in November, they became the latest partner of the Australian Visa Bureau’s Platinum Card programme, with Visa Bureau Platinum Card holders now able to take advantage of a AU$ 30 discount and a free t-shirt when they purchase a tandem skydive at any of the three locations.

As the winter nights close in and the temperature begins to plummet in the UK, daydreaming of an escape to parachuting over white sandy beaches is an understandable notion. With the UK set for more economic strife in coming weeks, there could be no better time to make that dream a reality with the Australian Visa Bureaus Working Holiday Visa package!

An Australian Working Holiday Visa allows the holder to live and work in Australia for 12 months, with the option of extending it a further 12 months if certain requirements are met. Unlike other Australian visa options, a Working Holiday Visa can be obtained quickly and easily online.

The Australian Visa Bureaus Working Holiday Visa package can be obtained in less than five minutes and offers plenty of great benefits. The addition of Skydive the Beach to the Platinum Card program takes the total discount available to card holders to over

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Which School? Magazine Launch into New Zealand

Melbourne, Australia (PRWEB) November 30, 2012

While understanding the full value of a solid education, Which School Magazine has decided to launch their magazine in New Zealand.

With an untapped market, we understood that New Zealand had a need for excellence. As a result, we will begin servicing New Zealands private school directory need, by offering a quality directory that parents can count on, Chelsea Daniel offers.

Since, Which School Magazine, was introduced, Australian residents have counted on the magazine to help them compare the non-government schools in the area. Parents can explore all the available options in their area, or focus on schools that have a particular religious affiliation, offer boarding for students, or are designed for a particular age group.

With the newly launched Independent & Private Schools Magazine and online directory into the New Zealand Market, Which School Is offering parents who are looking at private schools and catholic schools the chance to get a better understanding of where they are sending their children. In some cases, parents are discovering there is more to determining a school, than just how much it costs.

This is the first step in the process of ensuring that parents across the globe start receiving better and relevant information when it comes to their education of their children. The goal of the magazine will be to expand and grow over in the future.

The New Zealand launch is part of the rapid growth plan we have, for taking the Australian magazine and helping to bringing the quality content to other areas that it can have a positive impact in, says Daniel.

With the continued growth and circulation of this publication, more parents will be able to ensure that their children are getting an education that meets their needs, while having a chance to choose from the best selection of independent establishments in New Zealand. Interest parties should visit the website of Which School magazine to review their valuable content.

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