From UK to Australia - A GP Journey is an honest, vivid memoir that follows one doctor's transformation from disillusioned NHS practitioner to rejuvenated general practitioner beneath the southern skies. With candour and compassion, Serge Mac exposes the growing pressures, administrative burdens, and moral fatigue of modern British primary care-the ten-minute consultations, the paperwork mountains, the endless waiting lists-and traces the quiet moment when the dream of healing gave way to exhaustion.Yet this is also a story of renewal. Facing burnout, rising costs, and professional stagnation, the author dares to imagine a different future on the far side of the world. Through meticulous research, daunting visa hurdles, and the emotional toll of leaving home, he charts the difficult passage from the National Health Service to Australia's sun-lit medical landscape. Once there, he rediscovers the meaning of vocation amid the eucalyptus-scented mornings, the warmth of new colleagues, and the restorative balance between work, family, and the open outdoors.Part professional reflection, part personal odyssey, the book illuminates what it truly means to begin again: how a healer heals himself by seeking new purpose. Combining insight into two contrasting health-care systems with lyrical portraits of Queensland's beaches, bushland, and people, From UK to Australia - A GP Journey speaks to anyone who has ever questioned their path and longed for a horizon where work, life, and calling might finally align.