Cottesloe Beach voted Perth’s favourite
COTTESLOE has been voted Perth’s favourite beach in a reader poll on news website PerthNow.
Western Australia
Treasures of the wild west
AMAZING surf, mystery caves and gourmet delights are the treasures on a scenic drive from Cape Naturaliste to Cape Leeuwin.
Aussie coast given world heritage status
WESTERN Australia’s Ningaloo Coast with its striking land and seascape joins the elite list of natural wonders to protected.
Discover the Margaret River
IT’S been rated as the number one tour experience in Aus, so get set to canoe through this food lover’s paradise and see the River region in new ways.
My love affair with Rotto
IF you’re searching for a reason to visit WA, organise a trip to Rottnest Island and its 63 beaches, native wildlife and gourmet fish and chips.
WA’s isolated, luxury retreat
THIS is the kind of place which sends spa junkies gaga – and the best part is, it’s right in our own backyard, with all the privacy you’ll need.
Make beachside tracks in WA
FEELING adventurous? How about a quad bike ride amid the untouched beauty of Kalbarri at Wagoe Beach.
Perth outdoor cinema guide
ENJOY watching the stars under the stars with our guide to the best outdoor cinemas in Perth.
Best Aussie winter escapes
FROM sloshing wine in the Barossa to lounging in Darwin’s deckchair cinema – here is Australia’s must-do winter travel guide.
Kimberley dreaming
NOTHING you’ve read about the Kimberley in Australia’s northwest, no photographs you’ve seen, prepares you for your first glimpse of its ragged sandstone coast.
Extraordinary taxi ride to Broome
TOURISM campaign pays out a $20,000 taxi fare for travellers to take a 13,000km magical mystery tour to remember.
Victoria, South Australia, WA Easter deals
GRAB a bargain Easter Long Weekend break away to Victoria, Western Australia and South Australia with these holiday specials.
Like Byron, but with wineries
THINK of WA’s Margaret River region as being like Byron Bay with Hunter Valley wineries, writes a totally mesmerised Bill Rule.
Broome sweeps in luxury
LUXURY rooms, a day spa and a soothing Buddha yoga sanctuary Broome’s Cable Beach Club Resort splashes out with a $20 million makeover.
WA’s wilderness hideaway
AN exclusive island paradise off Western Australia’s northern coast offers respite from the winter chill and city stresses.
Caught hook, line ‘n’ sinker
CHRIS Pritchard discovers a stunning hideaway off the West Australian coast where you can snorkel through coral reefs among colourful schools of tropical fish.
Touch of class at Ningaloo
SOAKED in shore-line luxury, the award-winning Novotel Ningaloo Resort is more than a match for its stunning surroundings.
Retreat and surrender
WANT to know what’s hot and new to Western Australia? We’ve scoured the state to find the must-lust after resorts and retreats to escape to in 2008.
Star struck in Perth
ROLL out your rug, fill up your esky and snuggle up to a complete stranger under the stars as we celebrate Australia’s best outdoor cinemas.
Cruising the Kimberley Coast
CRUISING across the Top End aboard the first premium superliner to be based in Australia, Barry O’Brien is mesmerised.
Home for indigenous song
MORE than just a booming tourist town, the former pearling port of Broome is a centre for Aboriginal music and comedy.
Taking stock of the Canning trail
AUSTRALIA’S growing 4WD culture has offered the old Canning Stock Route, through the northeastearn deserts of WA, a new incarnation as a tourist trail.
Join the black gold rush
THEY’RE mysterious, romantic and a gourmet luxury. The truffle is a menu’s trump card and harvesting them can be just as exciting, as Judith Elen found.
French cooking in WA
PATRICE Falantin’s cooking classes at SEN5ES, in Perth, are not just for serious foodies, but culinary events that the famous French chef wants everyone to enjoy.
It’s a dog’s holiday
JOHN Newton packs up the car, the family and his beloved canine, Diva, for a pet-friendly getaway, firm in his belief that every dog should have a holiday.
Denmark shows taste
TALK to people from Denmark about food and wine and their faces light up, eyes sparkling with delight.
Food and wine divine
FAMILY-owned wineries and a rich offering of gourmet local produce make the Mt Barker Food and Wine Trail in Western Australia a memorable road trip.
Gourmet trail of Albany delights
A 75KM gourmet food and wine trail in Western Australia doesn’t just indulge the tastebuds, it’s a feast for the eyes as you travel through stunning countryside.
Wander on the wild west side
STAYING on cattle stations is a great way to explore the West’s rugged coast where red earth, white sand and turquoise water collide, as Emma Siossian discovers.
Grape break in the West
DAZZLING beaches and award-winning vineyards lure David May to WA’s Margaret River to discover how a surfing haven became a premium wine region.
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