Adelaide and Perth have been named two of the world's top 10 healthiest cities.
The South Australian and West Australian capitals were the only cities not from Europe to rank in the top ten list compiled by online home rental booking platform Spotahome.
Cities were judged on 10 criteria including annual sunshine hours, life expectancy, work-life balance, air and water quality and annual holidays.
Amsterdam was No 1 with a score of 6.97.
Adelaide ranked No 8 with a score of 6.31, and Perth No 10 with 6.30.
Brisbane came in at No 11, Canberra at No 14, and Melbourne No 29, while Sydney was ranked a rather lowly 48th.
Casablanca, Istanbul and Shanghai were the bottom three on the 89 city list.
A general view of the Swan River and the City of Perth. Source: AAP
Top ten healthiest cities
1. Amsterdam, Netherlands
2. Oslo, Norway
3. Munich, Germany
4. Rotterdam, Netherlands
5. Berlin, Germany
6. Tallinn, Estonia
7. Vienna, Austria
8. Adelaide, Australia
9. Helsinki, Finland
10. Perth, Australia
11. Brisbane, Australia
14. Canberra, Australia
29. Melbourne, Australia
48. Sydney, Australia
Source: Spotahome Healthiest Cities Index
