Author: Madeline Frayne

Dotted across Western Australia, grain silos are a symbol of our proud agricultural roots. These huge structures are often bare and described as an eye sore. But with the talent and vision of Australian and international artists many silos have been transformed into massive canvases, showcasing a mix of Australiana and more abstract depictions. Colloquially…

It’s easy to see why people flock to Margaret River. Blanketed with a forest of tall karri and jarrah trees and undulating hills, the region is home to 100+ cellar doors, loads of farm-to-table experiences, quirky boutiques, art galleries, cafes, wine bars and plenty of hiking and biking trails. If you’re looking for a Margaret…

Whether it’s a classic spaghetti or ravioli with a funky filling, Fremantle has no shortage of places to find the best pasta dishes. Here’s our run-down on the places still making delicious handmade pasta. La Sosta Located on Market Street, La Sosta plates up stylish, authentic pasta made in-house with fresh seafood. The menu has…

The Swan Valley is renowned for its wonderful wine, but there is so much more to love! Here’s where you can get your fix of gin, vodka and more in the Valley. Great Northern Distillery Middle Swan Set on four acres of vineyards and home of the internationally-acclaimed Canefire Rum, Great Northern Distillery is a…

Perth is lucky enough to be home to some stunning national parks featuring flowing waterfalls and natural swimming holes. With the colder months being the prime season for waterfalls, now’s the time to plan your visit. There are a variety of hiking trails at each site, suitable for hikers of all abilities, so pack a…

Whether you enjoy a classic vanilla shake or a fancier shake with sprinkles, cream or a donut on top (or even something boozy), Perth is home to some of the best milkshakes around. Here’s our run-down on where to try your next magical milkshake. Café 2 Twenty Four Belmont If you’re craving a big, bold…

Remnants of Rottnest’s military past are scattered across the Island. With heavy involvement in both World War I and II, Rottnest Island’s history includes a lengthy chapter on prisoners of war, artillery guns and secret plotting rooms. For a historic moment, Rottnest was not a holiday paradise but a critical base for the Australian army…

Ranging from the abundant Kimberley to the nearby Darling Scarp, WA has so much to offer when it comes to waterfalls. Explore nearby waterfalls over the summer, and escape to WA’s north west during the peak season in the middle of the year to witness some of WA’s most picturesque natural wonders. We’ve rounded up…

One of the best ways to get to know Perth’s local food scene is by wandering around the streets, discovering new bars and eateries. Even better when you have a handy guide who knows where all the best spots are! There are a handful of walking tours that focus on exploring Perth’s culinary gems and…

It is no secret that Rottnest Island boasts some of the most enchanting snorkelling locations this side of the country. Protected by limestone reefs, the turquoise bays scattered along Rottnest’s coastline provide for excellent snorkelling conditions and are suitable for underwater adventurers of all ages and abilities. We have the Scoop on where you can…