Author: Olivia Preston
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Unleash your inner creative: art workshops for adults
Who says it’s too late to pick up a new hobby? Whether you’re a beginner who can barely manage a stick figure, or the next Claude Monet, here is a list of the best Perth workshops where you can unleash your inner creative. If you’re looking for a fun night out with your friends and…
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Meet WA’s blind cameleer changing our perspective on camels
Australia has the largest dromedary population in the world, but we rarely see these animals face to face. Camels are now considered a pest in WA, and unfortunately thousands are culled every year. Meet Dr Max Bergmann: the blind cameleer wanting to change our perspective on these often misunderstood animals. Passionate about creating a sustainable…
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Explore the Porongurups and Mt Barker like a local
Many people think of Mt Barker as a pass-through town to get to the tourist hotspot Albany; but the quirky town spirit and it’s many hidden gems make this small town more than just a bathroom stop. A four-hour drive along Albany Highway from Perth will lead you through breath-taking views of the Porongurups, and…
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Top five films you have to see at the 2021 Alliance Française French Film Festival
The 32nd Alliance Française French Film Festival returns to Perth from March 10 to April 17 in 2021, presenting over 35 feature films and documentaries, including a number of premieres. Awash with high-octane drama, seductive romance, nail-biting suspense, historical tales that will enthral and comedies guaranteed to elevate your spirits, the festival takes over screens…
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All Luna Palace Cinemas back open from 6pm tonight
Fancy enjoying a quiet night out at the movies this weekend to celebrate the end of lockdown? The good news is all Luna Palace Cinemas are back open from 6pm tonight (Feb 5), for all your cinematic needs. In line with the post-lockdown rules, cinema-goers will need to continue to wear masks when inside the…
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The best markets in Perth
As summer nears, it doesn’t get much better than strolling through an eclectic market stuffed with local goodies and produce. Thankfully, Perth is home to a bounty of markets across the metro area, each with their own character and specialties. Whether it’s food, craft or handmade gifts you’re after, we have the ultimate feature on…
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Fremantle’s Top Live Music Venues and Gig Guide
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…
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Stunning wineries in the Chittering Valley, just one hour from Perth
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…
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Aboriginal bush-tucker spring walking tours: from Broome to Margaret River
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…
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Top spring flower festivals on this week: see cherry blossoms, tulips and native wildflowers in bloom
Spring is officially here and so are all of our favourite floral-themed festivals. Get your friends and family together this weekend and check out some of the best flowers in the west. S&R Orchard Blossom Festival Enjoy a Japanese spring this September at the S&R Orchard Blossom Festival. Visit the S&R Orchard between 7- 20…