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Tourism Western Australia | April 2025 •

Living the Dream Collective

From the ocean to the city, the river to the vineyards, the beach to the forests, Perth (Boorloo) and surrounds have long captured the hearts of dreamers. The Dream Collective celebrates experiences that meet the highest standards of customer satisfaction, accessibility and sustainability. Whether you’re taking a road trip, looking for adventure, or simply want to unwind in style, here are a few wonderful ways to make your dreams a reality.
Tourism Western Australia | November 2024 •

Half a day in Perth

There are so many wondrous ways to spend half a day in Perth (Boorloo), whether you are looking for adventure in the great outdoors, craving a cultural or culinary experience, or simply want to unwind somewhere unforgettable. Sample the city’s sensations with activities tailormade for you or mix and match for memorable hours at any time of day. You will be back! With more than 3000 hours of sunshine a year, Australia’s sunniest capital city is an open invitation to enjo...
Tourism Western Australia | July 2024 •

Make a match at Pair’d

A foraged feast in an enchanted forest. Local luminaries cooking alongside Michelin-star chefs. A rock star turned winemaker manning the decks by the beach. Chefs spinning records as well as plates. A cookbook queen singing opera at an exclusive tasting. These creative combinations are all part of Pair’d, a four-day wine, food and music festival celebrating everything the spectacular Margaret River Region has to offer from 14 to 17 November 2024.
Mitchell Falls
Tourism Western Australia | April 2024 •

Fall in love with the Kimberley

When it rains in Australia’s North West, it pours. As the heavens open every wet season, they leave their magical mark all over this vast wilderness in the shape of wondrous waterfalls. While some flow year round, they burst into life from December to April, crashing down ancient cliffs and towering over ochre gorges. Many are only accessible by boat, plane or helicopter; others are just a short drive from Kununurra (Goonoonoorrang). No matter how you reach the
Tourism Western Australia •

Working on a dream

When videos tell most of the story, the words should just work with them. Loved writing the series of extended captions for Tourism Western Australia's campaign to encourage people to work in tourism and hospitality.

Career Profile: Michael Deller, Owner Fremantle Tours

Do you want to connect visitors to your local community like Michael? Turn your passion into your business here in Western Australia. Owner operators are the heart and soul of our tourism and hospitality industry. Expect your role to be hands-on and fast-paced, where no two days are ever the same. You'll work across everything from answering queries and business development to recruitment, training, marketing and leading the tours.
Learn more about jobs, training and career pathways in hospitality and tourism here - https://westernaustralia.jobs/

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Pleasure Garden, Fringe World
Tourism Western Australia | February 2024 •

Colour your world

Where can you watch humans fly, sing with stars, laugh with clowns, dance with queens and mingle with mermaids – all in one day? Step into Fringe World, the funny, freaky and fabulous festival that lights up Perth (Boorloo) and surrounds every summer. It’s a world awash with all the colours of the rainbow, where music, mayhem and more than a little mischief await. Discover the joys of a month-long cultural fiesta where everyone is welcome and the only limit is your imagination.
Western Australia •

Driving traditions

Road trips are as much about the journey as the destination, even when the destinations are spectacular. They are a chance to connect with each other as well as the wonders of the country. What better way to transport your travels than with the addition of a few road trip traditions. Australian driving holidays are rich in time-honoured rituals that magnify the memories of a road well-travelled, of a trip worth taking. Make yours go the distance with a truly local flavour.

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Western Australia •

Go above and beyond

Impossible colours shift across ancient landscapes and along endless oceans, inviting you to come closer, to see the dream slowly taking shape and discover the marvels below. Strawberry milkshakes dot green fields. Giant, almost phantasmic, figures weave through turquoise waters. Orange and black beehives rise from rusty plains. Shimmering salt blankets the landscape like a beacon in a sea of red. Welcome to Western Australia from above, where nothing feels quite real, and everything is awe-insp
Western Australia •

Great Southern Land - Tourism

Feel the magic of an ancient land. Welcome to Menang Boodja, where ocean giants come to feed, granite ranges keep floral secrets and towering trees tingle. Awash with untamed beauty, the spectacular Great Southern casts a spell on all who meander through its majestic forests, wander along its dramatic coastline or nestle into its sheltered coves. Follow the highways, tracks and trails into this corner of the South West for a road trip that will lift your spirits.
The West Australian | March 2012 •

Killer of a show at Bruny Island

There they are, the stars of the show - dipping in and out of view as if being coached from stage left. A family of seasoned performers, mum rolling to one side, dad to another, baby in the middle, totally at home. Ensue gasps of wonder from an enthralled audience.The stage is a choppy Southern Ocean; the crowd granted the best seats in the house or, rather, the boat, courtesy of Bruny Island Cruises. Many in the 40-strong audience are, quite rightly, on their feet. The killer whales, majestic c...
RAC WA | 16 March 2021 •

Southern Forests food tour

As dozens of eggs roll off a machine, Coleen is carefully inspecting them for cracks with an infra-red light, which makes the flaws in the shell easier to see. The chooks are moved around the property in their purpose-built trailers, going from one green pasture to the next, to keep them healthy. “It’s why we have such a good quality egg,” Charlie says. And why they’d never risk selling one with even a hairline crack that most of us would struggle to see.
Garum, Westin Hotel Perth
West Weekend | 17 November 2018 •

Grand central station

I blame the magic hands. I was standing in the lobby of the Westin, trying to attract my date’s attention without drawing attention to myself. If you happened to observe this exchange — and I sincerely hope you didn’t — it involved a lot of hand signals and mouthing along the lines of “hurry up, get in the lift” on my part and “what on earth are you doing, what are you on about” on his.
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