Deniliquin, NSW 2710

We moved here 12 months ago from the city and our family hasn’t looked back, my husband and I work from home now and love the work life Balance we can work on our Business then take the kids to the river or something by 530, no commute and when we eat out the food is Beautiful and the town looks good after its make over, but the thing that shock me the most is how good the Internet access is in deni we have very fast home internet and we even have 5G out here.

If your thinking about it just do it!! You won’t look back.

I lived in deni for 8 years. I have good and bad memory's. Would i ever move back there? No. I've lived in citys and country towns alike and i have never lived in a town that looks down on individuality more then deni. There is nothing for teenages to do so they all start drinking and misbehaving in general super young. There is very few shops. If you want to do some clothes shopping you will most likely have to shop online or go out of town to a another town a minimum of an hour away. Job market is horrible unless your a doctor because thay always need doctors. Good qualitys are it can be quite a beautiful place to live nature wise. Its also quite safe but it becomes quite dangerous around the ute muster which only lastes for a weekend but i wouldnt suggest any females to walk home by them selfs that weekend. Its also quite a peaceful place to live. If your considering moving there i would suggest visiting first to see if you can get behind the lifestyle.

Plenty of opportunities. Lots of sporting and interest groups. Very easy to find someone willing to lend a hand. Close to Melbourne. I grew up in Deniliquin and has made me a very rounded individual. I scored in the high ninty's in year 12 which shows that the education is great. There are plenty of activities for kids and teenagers to do like play groups, free parks, sporting activities every day of the week, bike riding and walking tracks, skate parks etc.

Everything is within walking distance and the town is one of the safest in NSW. This means if your teenagers get a part time job then they can walk to work instead of having to pester you for a lift. Housing is affordable and before you know it you'll actually own your house.

I wish I had something positive to say about Deni. Fishing for something that may give some merit to the town I could only say that most people there are very nice and friendly. Cost of living is high, medical services are limited, depending on your career choice jobs can be limited and there is a quite serious mice plague hindering the town. I thank god I live in an elevated house. I would never move my family back to Deniliquin, there is just not enough there for children and teenagers. Children get bored easily in Deniliquin.

As a family living in Deniliquin for the past 3 years we have found it to be a welcome change from the rat race, however, there is no shortage of actual rats in the area. The towns pest problem (think mice, rats, locusts and other critters) is out of control! The streets are mostly clean but their is also another pest common in the town: the litter bug.
Rent is cheap but the price of living is not, expect electricity to outweigh the relief you felt when you saw your rent was going to be peanuts.
The people are generally nice enough, a tip of the hat and a good morning to you are the norm when out walking, unless of course you have any colour on your skin besides white, but you won't see many people walking anyway, as a 100 metre trip to the shops would have most residents in stitches.
The medical facilities are terrible, we have a local hospital but if you ever plan on going to the doctors for a check up you are out of luck, with no doctors what so ever taking on new patients and even those that will see you have will keep you waiting for a few weeks.
Employment is difficult to find, but not impossible if you're willing to look hard enough.
Eating out is terrible and if you have any sort of food intolerance or if you're vegetarian don't even bother trying, as far as Cafe's go the one with the most options and the prettiest grounds would be The Crossing.
The council are pretty hopeless, the old town hall is literally overhanging the street and due to topple any day now and despite most townsfolk knowing the council have been aware of this for a very long time they still deny it.
This town should be a rural paradise - it may be quiet and the shopping is only what you can expect of the rural area but it is pretty - it has the wonderful Edward river, the Warring Gardens, the Island Santuary, the air is fresh and clean but there is such little focus on these areas, there are very poor and very little walking paths and next to no bike tracks.
So an ideal town if you're not into big city shopping, dining out, specialty (or quality) food, walking and of course if you don't mind town gossip and a fair share of red neck neighbours, but if you're looking for somewhere a bit more productive, friendly, accepting and organised you'd best keep looking. Essentially you can be happy enough here, thats if the town survives and doesn't go ghost, its easy to find somewhere much worse, but its so easy to find somehwere better.

Deniliquin is the safest town in NSW. The edward river runs straight through the town and is a fun place to live. You can feel the peaceful fun and recreational life of deniliquin walking down the main street and the large and beautiful waring gardens are just over the road. There are three sets of tennis courts, three football ovals, scenic walking tracks, a basketball court and so much more sporting events. there are 5 primary schools, a high school and a tafe for educational needs. Deniliquin is a great place to live, everybody is friendly its a beautiful town, and its a great place to buy a massive house for the price of a small 2 bedroom apartment in melbourne.