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Discover fresh artistic finds from thoughtfully curated artists from Australia and around the globe at REDSEA Gallery.
Reel Teaser offers exclusive liveaboard charters to destinations such as the Kimberley, Rowley Shoals, Scott Reef & Exmouth
The mine was constructed in 1983 by the Collie Rotary Club to commemorate the centenary of the discovery of coal.
Revolutions brings all the different modes of land transport together into one place and is the storytelling hub of the Transport Heritage Trail at Whiteman Park
Robert Karri-Davies is a photographer and painter who focuses earth sciences and geology!
Rockface Indoor Climbing Centre is Perth’s premier climbing gym. Located just 1 minute off the Mitchell Fwy in Balcatta, Rockface welcomes kids as young as 3, and adults of any age! Come challenge yourself, get fit and strong, and have fun at the same time. Free Parking for 100+ cars on-premises.
The Rockingham Arts Center underwent a AUD$1.2 million refurbishment and reopened in August 2013. Its primary purpose is to support Rockingham arts groups, but with several different types of space for rent, the center can also handle reservation requests for meetings, seminars, and training courses. The Rockingham Center for the Arts consists of an exhibition room, a multipurpose room and a study room.
Need some holiday fun or an improved swing? Then Rockingham Golf Driving Range is the perfect place.
Step into the past and learn about Rockingham's early history.
Rona Mirtle is an artist who uses a range of mixed media and textiles to showcase her work!
The friendliest bowling centre in the West!
Look closer... Roslyn Hamdorf likes to paint large landscapes and concentrates on the connections between sky, sea, rocks and sand.
Ross Miller is a sculptor who prides himself as a "maker of things!"
The Roundhouse is the oldest public building in the State of Western Australia. Opened in January 1831, just 18 months after settlement, it has had various uses over the years.
The Royal Perth Hospital Museum collects, records, preserves and interprets the history of Western Australia’s longest serving hospital.
The Northampton Historical Society was formed in 1969 and meets in Chiverton House (pictured above) which was built c 1865-85 and sits in the main street in the town. This building is owned by the Shire but given exclusively to the Historical Society, which runs it as a museum.
Rushton Park (also known as Lane Group Stadium under ground sponsorship arrangements) is an Australian rules football ground located in Mandurah, Western Australia.
Commemorates the gold mining hero who pushed his sick friend and supplies in a wheelbarrow from Halls Creek to get medical help in Wyndham 300km away.
St. Mary’s Catholic Church is built on land once owned by the Leeder family.
Sam James is a contemporary realist painter working primarily with acrylics and oil on canvas!
Sarah’s new collection of fine art prints, ‘Found' is a raw yet beautiful exploration of beauty in imperfection!
Sarah Malone is an artist who specialises in the mediums of photography, painting and mixed media in the southwest region of Western Australia!
Sarah Scheltema is an artist that creates stunning pieces from 'waste' raw materials!
In iconic places.
The ultimate Fishing Experience departing from Jurien Bay.
Secret Harbour will give you the opportunity to experience a sensational traditional Scottish Links course with small pot bunkers, rolling fairways between the dunes and beautiful ocean views.
Visit the working studio of awarded glass artist Cindy Poole. Browse the extensive range of glass artworks, objects, contemporary glass jewellery and corporate awards handcrafted on the premises, using both warm & cold glass techniques
Beautiful and functional timber products, showcasing the magnificent and varied grain of southwest timbers.
The Shark Bay Discovery Centre has been designed to showcase the significance and history of the Shark Bay region.
The gallery was founded in 1956 through a significant bequest of over 40 artworks from Sir Claude Hotchin. Over the years Hotchin continued to donate artworks. The last discernable gift being in 1972.