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Australian Tradesmen Earn More and Get More Respect Than Indian Counterparts, Says Expat

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Times of India7/6/2026WorldIndia

Australian Tradesmen Earn More and Get More Respect Than Indian Counterparts, Says Expat

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An Indian man in Australia highlights the stark contrast in how skilled trades like plumbing and carpentry are perceived and compensated in Australia versus India.
He notes high earnings and societal respect for tradespeople in Australia, challenging the traditional Indian view that these are careers for those who underperform academically.

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An Indian man in Australia highlights the stark contrast in how skilled trades like plumbing and carpentry are perceived and compensated in Australia versus India. He notes high earnings and societal respect for tradespeople in Australia, challenging the traditional Indian view that these are careers for those who underperform academically.

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