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Western Australia holidays

June 2024

  • Illustration for a locals guide series. The image shows a vintage postcard that reads 'Freemantle' with Fremantle lighthouse at sunset in the background.

    Local's guide to Australia
    A local’s guide to Fremantle: ‘It feels like everyone is living the good life’

    At Perth’s historic port city, locals enjoy dog-friendly beaches by day and live music and high-end cuisine by night, says musician Abbe May

June 2022

  • Qantas Announces Major Fleet Decision And confirms Order For A350-1000 Aircraft To Operate Project Sunrise flights<br>SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - MAY 02: An Airbus A350-1000 flight test aircraft flies over the Sydney Opera House to mark a major fleet announcement by Australian airline Qantas on May 02, 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Twelve Airbus A350-1000's will be ordered to operate non-stop "Project Sunrise" flights from Australia's east coast to New York, London and other key destinations. The aircraft will feature market-leading passenger comfort in each travel class with services to start by the end of 2025. (Photo by James D. Morgan/Getty Images for Airbus/Qantas)

    Eager to leave? Advice for Australians facing sky-high travel costs

    Limited routes, strong demand and last-minute bookings come at a cost, but there are some affordable holiday options

April 2022

  • A scubadiver inspects a statue at Townsville’s Museum of Underwater Art.

    Australia’s 20 best travel experiences, ranked by Lonely Planet

    Choosing Australia’s top travel experiences is not easy, and while many usual suspects appear in Lonely Planet’s list, some may even surprise locals

February 2022

  • Romantic minibreaks. Wildwood Valley

    Cellar doors and sunsets: romantic Australian mini-breaks under $500

    Getaways in every state and territory to deliver honeymoon feelings, without the luxury price tag

May 2021

  • A recent addition to Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary: glamping tents, which help fund their conservation efforts.

    Stay for good: six social enterprise holiday spots around Australia

  • Middleton Beach, Albany, Western Australia

    ‘Are we progressive? My oath we are!’ A local’s guide to Albany, Western Australia

March 2021

  • A Newton’s golden bowerbird in Queensland’s Atherton Tablelands.

    A birder's calendar: where and when to watch Australia's breeding and migration seasons

    From heritage-listed rainforests to sewage treatment plants, spotting Australia’s abundant birdlife is always an adventure

February 2021

  • Zoe Bay as seen from Thorsborne Trail on Queensland's Hinchinbrook Island.

    Hiker's calendar: the best places to walk in Australia, every month of the year

    Find the right walk for every season, from summer hikes around ski resorts to week-long treks between tropical water holes

January 2021

  • A small boat off the shores of Fitzroy Island, near Cairns.

    Island escapes: six accessible slices of paradise just off Australia's shores

    From wildlife sanctuaries with lighthouse keepers’ cottages to tropical resorts, these islands aren’t Australia’s most famous – but that can be a good thing

December 2020

  • The once-neglected garden in front of Fremantle Prison’s main cell-block, which has been returned to its former glory as a ‘Victory Garden’

    The 'franken-carrots' of Freo: an Australian prison resurrects its victory garden

    After lying derelict for more than 30 years, the gardens at a world heritage-listed prison are again flourishing and feeding the community

November 2020

  • Four-wheel-drive on an outback road

    On the road again
    The five best road trips in WA, NT and SA – according to someone who's done them all

    After spending six months on the road in central and Western Australia, Farrin Foster shares her favourite routes, from short trips to something more ambitious

September 2020

  • Sally Dillon’s son with a dinosaur sculpture at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs museum in Winton, central Queensland

    On the road again
    'The kids are loving it – they’re doing TikToks on the creek': how Covid is rewriting travel bucket lists

    Locked out of other states and shut off from the world, Australians are swapping Rome for Roma (in outback Queensland) and rethinking the ways they holiday

August 2020

  • Brett and Susanne Coulstock in 2018

    How we stay together
    How we stay together: 'Thinking what you might lose sometimes gets you through'

    Sue and Brett tried counselling to deal with a cloud that hung over their relationship. When that didn’t work, it became a ‘DIY thing’

July 2020

  • Point Roadknight, Anglesea, Victoria

    'Like you've escaped to a magical island': surfers, rockers and swimmers on their favourite winter beaches

    From a Sydney Harbour cove that looks private but isn’t, to a white sand-rimmed waterfall that can only be braved in winter, Australia’s cold-weather swimming spots have much to admire

June 2020

  • Wombat at Lesueur Point with Mt Maria at the background. Maria Island, Tasmania

    Call of the wild: eight extraordinary nature encounters across Australia

    From swimming with cuttlefish to an island of fluffy wombats, where to get back to nature as travel restrictions ease

January 2020

  • An outback gorge

    Ocean pools
    Waterfalls, gorges and hot springs: go for a swim in our favourite inland pools

    Seeking a refreshing dip is a great way to discover some of the most wild and pristine landscapes in Australia

November 2019

  • Cyclists on the Murray to Mountains rail trail

    On the rails: four Australian cycleways built on abandoned train tracks

    From Victoria’s high country to the south coast of Western Australia, these cycling holidays have gentle hills and few cars to contend with

May 2018

  • Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival<br>LAURA, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 18: Dancers from the Yarrabah community perform during the Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival on June 18, 2011 in Laura, Australia. The Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival is a celebration of aboriginal dance and culture that takes place Biennially in Cape York Peninsula at the site of a traditional Bora ground that is sacred to the aboriginal community and surrounded by some of the oldest rock art in the world. Over 5000 visitors attend the festival, offering a unique insight into the community and providing an opportunity to spread cultural traditions to new generations. The festival takes place June 17-19. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images for Tourism Queensland)

    Australia's top eight Indigenous travel destinations

    Tourists visiting Australia’s most recognised attractions often don’t know much about their Aboriginal significance. Academic Marcia Langton’s new travel guide fills in the gaps

September 2017

  • Water bore windmill at Gnaraloo Station, WA

    Instagram snapshots
    Instagram snapshots: Andy Pietrasik in Western Australia

    In our weekly look at travel through three Instagram images, Andy Pietrasik visits Gnaraloo sheep station – a true taste of the Australian outback where the desert meets the Indian Ocean

July 2017

  • View of the Bungle Bungles, located in the heritage listed Purnululu National Park

    The Kimberley: 'We want people to appreciate how long Aboriginal people have been here'

    From art trails to culture tours, Indigenous-led tourism offers visitors to Western Australia a richer experience, and could help to promote reconciliation
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