Tag: WA Travel

Katanning isn’t the first WA tourism destination that comes to mind. The town, in the heart of the Great Southern region, first settled by Europeans...

We sat, with a handful of strangers, and gazed in silent, tearful awe at the sun going down on 51 Gormley sculptures dotted around...

Bunbury is generously indulged in natural attractions, not least of all its playful dolphins, happy to swim and interact with humans. Bunbury doesn’t need an...

While there wasn’t quite snow on the peaks of The Great Southern’s Stirling Ranges, Snowy, the tractor is perfectly poised to take on the...

“It’s not the Bungle Bungles,” said Steven, his vowels marking him as another Kiwi supporting the tourist industry here in the East Kimberley. "It’s...

I have just walked in the footsteps of Perth resistance fighter Fanny Balbuk Yooreel.  Born around 1840, the Indigenous Whadjuk woman has been raised from...

Marissa Verma bubbles with excitement at the response her Bindi Bindi Dreaming company has generated in spreading interest in Aboriginal history and culture.  “I just...

Mangowine Homestead in Nungarin is the oldest house in the WA Wheatbelt. It is situated just 15km north of Nungarin on the Karomin Road. The...

Nothing prepared us for WA’s incredible tourist attraction that has raised quaint Collie to new heights. Photographs don’t do justice to the world’s largest mural,...

While Karijini National Park in Western Australia’s Pilbara region has earned an international reputation for its remote, rugged splendour, there is one deadly blemish...