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Wanted Down Under Revisited

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An updated look at families previously featured on Wanted Down Under.

An updated look at families previously featured on Wanted Down Under. Where are they now? Did their Antipodean dreams come true? Presented by Nicki Chapman

Wanted Down Under Revisited: Series 10

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Wanted Down Under Revisited: Series 10: Episode 11: Gaj Family

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Gaj Family

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After a trial week in Brisbane in 2015, where in the world are the Gaj family now?

A trial week in Brisbane was Hannah's chance to convince husband Zameer to move to the other side of the world. One year on, where do they call home?

Young couple Hannah and Zameer were struggling in the UK. To make ends meet, Hannah worked 13-hour shifts, sometimes without breaks, and Zameer was constantly doing overtime to increase his family's income. Since 2012, moving to Australia had been Hannah's 'project', but her husband didn't share the dream. She truly believed he would thank her for moving the family down under, and that once he had seen it for himself, he would buy into her way of thinking. For Zameer, though, Australia was just the latest in a long line of Hannah's grand plans which may not work out for the best. For every reason she wanted to move, he could make an argument to stay.

However, when a week down under proved Hannah right, Zameer had to agree that the country was somewhere they could call home. So one year on, are the family still living in the UK, or have they made it to the other side of the world?

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