Fremantle is the birthplace of some of WA and even Australia’s best known artists, including INXS, Tame Impala and the John Butler Trio. The local music scene is still thriving and many of the dive bars, cosy beer gardens and boutique bars offer live music throughout the week. We checked out five of the best […]
Just a short, and very scenic, one-hour drive from Perth and you’ll find yourself amidst the rolling green hills of Chittering Valley. A picturesque gateway to the wheatbelt and other rural regions of WA, Chittering is home to a handful of stunning wineries offering award-winning wines, ports and liqueurs. From live music out in the […]
Aboriginal people possess a unique understanding of Western Australia’s natural environment and the use of native plants for food, tools and medicine. Fortunately for us, Aboriginal guides are willing to share their generational kaartdijin (knowledge) and the best way to do that is on a walking tour. According to the Noongar seasonal calendar, we have […]
Congratulations to Prof David Shirley and the team at ECU and WAAPA for the game-changing news that the Mt Lawley campus is moving to the Perth CBD. Set to open in 2025, the $695 million campus will inject life and energy into the city's centre with the arrival of over 9,000 students and staff.
Margaret River is filled with bike trails traversing the region’s karri forests, bushland and coastline and is popular with cyclists all year round. While there is an abundance of bike hire available, bike tours provide a more personalised experience, know all the best spots and will save you getting lost, which apparently happens more than […]
Winter and spring are the best seasons for viewing the Milky Way and other constellations, so there couldn’t be a better time to check out Perth’s night sky. Plus, the novelty of looking through a telescope never gets old! So, if you’re feeling adventurous and fancy a weekend out of the city, book in for […]