It appears to me that your spending pattern really needs a major rethink.
Are your investments really making you money? From the budget, you are getting less than $3000 a month in dividends for a $3663 outlay (including the financial planner). Of course, that doesn't count appreciation, the loan principle that is being paid and probably doesn't include franking credits, but it appears to be pretty slim pickings! I have rarely heard of people negatively gearing shares!
At our meetup yesterday in Canberra, we talked about Australian $ versus US $, and how much was reasonable as a living budget for a couple. Australia is a bit more expensive than the US - someone quoted a rate of 1:1.6 - and we all agreed that for a couple in Canberra (which has a higher COL than Brisbane, Perth, or Melbourne), a budget of $35,000 to $40,000 a year was quite doable - and I think most of us were within that range, no matter what we earn. Even if you remove all your loans, you still have much more expenditure than that! And $80,000 every 6 months is insane! Look seriously at what services you actually need.
Because most of your equity is in superannuation (you appear to only have a total of $339,000 equity in your house and stocks as I am under the impression that you usually cannot have a loan within super) I assume that you are older rather than younger. How soon do you want to retire, and how soon will you need to retire? Remember that, in Australia, it is very difficult to get a job after you are 50, even is you are the bees knees in your profession. I suggest that you probably will have no option other than to go to Perth. You need to think very seriously about whether you move and keep your house, or move permanently - especially if you only have a few years before retirement. Do you even have the option of selling your house, or are your investment loans secured by your house?