How do I meet people in Brisbane?

"If you've got kids, you're automatically going to meet people through childcare services; ditto work. Otherwise, join sports clubs - sport are huge here - and make sure you introduce yourself locally to neighbours. We've found ours very welcoming," commented one expat who made the move to Brisbane, Australia.

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"Many expats join local clubs, recreational activities, and meetups in Brisbane in order to socialize and meet other people. From live music and theatre to sports clubs, there are a wide variety of clubs and activities that expats can become involved in. Expats can also find various yoga, cooking, and language classes offered throughout the area. Additionally, there are a number of co-working spaces perfect for networking and making connections with other professionals. Expats can also join local expat community groups, such as expat meetup groups and Facebook groups, to socialize and make friends with other people in similar situations. Last but not least, expats can volunteer in their local community to meet people, get involved, and make a meaningful contribution to the area," remarked another expat in Brisbane, Australia, Australia.