Perth’s dining scene has never been better Whether you’re popping down the road for an impromptu visit to your neighbourhood fave, or heading somewhere schmick for a special occasion, our beloved city is positively chock-a-block with great restaurants for any occasion. We’ve pored through the archives, recommendations and long-time favourites to bring you a comprehensive […]
It’s over 47,000 years old, more remote than Uluṟu, and finally recognised as one of the most significant cultural sites on Earth. Western Australia is now home to the world’s newest UNESCO World Heritage listing. The Murujuga Cultural Landscape, located in the remote Pilbara region near Karratha, has officially been inscribed as a Cultural World
UNESCO just added this landmark to its World Heritage list Read More »
Are you looking for your next best getaway? It’s now the perfect time to visit Perth! The capital city of Western Australia is where urban living meets native wilderness. This vibrant metropolis boasts serene white-sand beaches, creative galleries, historic neighborhoods, and unique wildlife! Check out our comprehensive guide and get travel inspiration, including many reasons
Downsizing at a restaurant is rarely something to get excited about, that is unless it invites an intimately elevated dining experience. Restaurateurs across the country are buying into a trend toward downsizing in order to offer a more intimate dining experience. It’s like stepping into someone’s home for dinner. Whether your idea of an intimate
Experience the natural beauty and immaculate beaches of Perth by making your next holiday a caravanning adventure. Perth is surrounded by stunning natural landscapes that are perfect for caravan parks. From parks nestled in historic wine regions and on the doorstep of national parks, to those perched right on the sand with direct beach access
The town of Carnamah in Western Australia has unveiled the newest Big Thing – which also happens to be the largest tractor sculpture in the world. Australia’s Big Things are the quirky pieces of novelty architecture that originally started popping up in the 60s. But they have gone on to become a beloved fixture of
Explore the carefully preserved buildings and learn the stories of one of Western Australia’s first settlements, 12 kilometres north-east of Perth city. One of three Swan River Colony towns established in 1829, Guildford WA originally connected Perth to the surrounding agricultural areas by steamboat and ship, playing an important role in the growth of Western
