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WHITEMAN PARK: SO MUCH MORE THAN JUST A PARK Wonderful DISCOVER ALL THE SECRETS OF WHITEMAN PARK, FROM BUSH WALKS TO BUS RIDES AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN.

• Vintage bus, train and tram rides

• Playgrounds, barbeques and shady picnic areas

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A range of speciality shops Pedal kart hire Caversham Wildlife Park Motor Museum of WA Tractor Museum of WA Revolutions Transport Museum

• Nocturnal Woylie Walks of Woodland Reserve

For more information on this diverse tourist attraction contact 08 9209 6000 or visit www.whitemanpark.com.au Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/whitemanpark

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MEET ME AT YAGAN SQUARE. Looking for the perfect place to meet friends or family for breakfast, lunch, dinner or drinks? Immerse yourself in West Australian culture and history at Yagan Square.

You’ll find great food, places to play, water features, modern architecture and digital art. Find us within the Horseshoe

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CONTENTS What’s new in Perth........................................................................................... 8 What’s on in Perth............................................................................................ 12 Star Attraction Discovery Rottnest........................................................................................... 18 Out on the Town the hottest tickets, the hottest shows........................................20 At The Pass - Petition Kitchen............................................................. 32 Shop til you drop................................................................................................ 36 Feed Me - where to eat and drink in the city....................... 38 Barfly - Peruvian vibes at Uma...........................................................48 Out and About on the Sunset Coast............................................ 50 Out and About in the north of Perth............................................ 58 Out and About in Perth Hills ............................................................... 60 Out and About east of Perth ...............................................................62 Out and About in the Swan Valley................................................. 64 Out and About in Fremantle.................................................................. 72 Out and About on Rottnest Island ............................................... 80 On the record with John Paul Young.............................................86 Out and About south of Perth ...........................................................88 Out and About in Mandurah................................................................. 90 Making music - meet ShockOne .....................................................94 Golf Courses around Perth ....................................................................96 Get a room - where to stay ...................................................................98 6

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elcome - you’ve arrived in one of the best - if not THE best - capital city in the world. Perth has been our little secret for years, but now the world has woken up to the fact that the most remote capital city on earth has really rather a lot to offer visitors.

For a start, that coastline which the city hugs is simply stunning. From Yanchep lagoon in the north to Coogee in the south, the beaches are whiter and softer than any you’ll find in the Caribbean. And in many cases, you won’t have to fight for a spot to lay your towel. A recent investment in new hotels, venues and a loosening of licencing laws means that a night out in the city is more vibrant - and affordable - than ever. Make sure you visit Elizabeth Quay and Yagan Square - two brand new attractions in the heart of the city with food and drink events running throughout the year.

Plenty of world-class shows and performers add Perth to their list now, thanks to the arrival of the impressive Optus Stadium (this year it will play

WELCOME host to Manchester United and Eminem) and the RAC Arena. There are plenty of other smaller venues too where it’s possible to see plays, listen to jazz or catch an up-and-coming band.

Us Western Australians (or Sandgropers as we’re known) love live sport too - you’ve arrived just in time for the new Aussie Rules Footy season; go see a live game at the new stadium and hear the roar of the crowd as home town heroes the West Coast Eagles or Fremantle Dockers play this tough and exciting game over a couple of hours..

We’ve put all our local knowledge into this guide, and hope that you’ll enjoy reading about our city and surrounding areas. If you have time, why not head south to Margaret River or north to Broome?

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hether it’s a new store, hotel, bar or event in Perth and its environs, we’ve got it covered so you don’t miss out.

Welcome to country Join a new Aboriginal tour on offer in South Perth with Nyungar Tours, an Aboriginal-owned and operated tourism business in Perth. Walk with traditional owners, discover significant cultural sites and a family history of ancient customs and traditions.

The tours feature the South Perth Foreshore, Scented Gardens and views of the city and Swan River, as traditional stories of Whadjuk Country and Perth’s Nyungar people are shared.

Visit nyungartours.com.au, E: info@ nyungartours.com.au Ph: 0477 442 515

Let’s explore the Swan Valley Create your own itinerary to experience the Swan Valley at your own pace with the introduction of the new Swan Valley Explorer Hop On/Hop Off service. You can join the service at any stop along the route and enjoy your very own self8

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WHAT’S NEW Perth seems to be changing every day and it can be hard to keep up with what’s new in town. Fortunately, that’s where we come in . . .

Nyungar Tours

guided adventure.

Departing daily from Guildford train station, the service sets off every 30 minutes, from 10.10am every day.

It’s just $20 per adult (children and concessions are $15).

Visit goadams.com.au for more information.

Twilight voyage Take a step back in time, and experience the joy of sailing on a replica 16th-century tall ship on the calm waters of the Swan River, Perth so seasickness is not an issue!

Your voyage begins at the South of Perth Yacht Club where your crew will welcome you to the ship, the Duyfken.

After the safety briefing, you will be invited to join the crew in some of the hands-on activities (optional) to get the ship sailing. From South Perth, you will head down river towards Mosman Bay, and if everything goes according to plan, the famous Fremantle Doctor - the delightful sea breeze that cools the City of Perth during the summer months - ought to be a blowing. Sails will be set for a glorious sail back up the river. As Duyfken glides gracefully across Melville Water, you will be see the skyline of Perth as sunset arrives. A drink and food to complement your late afternoon twilight sailing experience.

Each Twilight Sail is limited to a maximum of 24 passengers so that

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you get plenty of space to enjoy your time aboard Duyfken.

Twilight Sailing Experiences run until March 2019, departibng from Applecross. Arrive at South of Perth Yacht Club at 3pm, before setting sail at 4pm. You’ll return at 7.15pm approximately. Adults $145, children (eight to 15 years) $85, seniors/ concessions $120. Visit dukfken.com

Explore the wild west Fancy sticky beaking the houses of the rich and famous? Then this is the tour for you.

Running out under the Elizabeth Quay bridge join a Wild West Charter tour and travel across the face of the City of Perth City under the freeway along beautiful Kings Park following the contours of Mounts Bay Road.

You’ll venture around Matilda Bay and Pelican Point and along Millionaire’s Row along Nedlands and Dalkeith. The tour then runs up the eastern side of

the Karrakatta Bank to Claremont and Peppermint Grove where you will be informed at the exact location of a fatal shark attack in 1926.

The boat will idle around the shallows under the cliffs at Peppermint Grove where passengers will get a chance to view and also be informed of the marine life below.

The tour will then venture into Mosman bay where clients will see “close up” two of Perths and indeed Australia’s most incredible houses before venturing back to Elizabeth Quay following the Southern bank past the suburbs of Attadale, Alfred Cove and Applecross and Como.

The Swan River dolphins are often found on this cruise as a lot of the river is covered to locate the wild dolphin pod, the views from Melville Water of Kings park and the CBD are also a visual highlight of the Lower Swan one hour tour.

Visit wildwestcharters.com.au Elizabeth Quay

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Some folks go south for the wines.

We go for the books.

While you’re pouring yourself another well-weighted shiraz, we’ll be poring over the books of tourism businesses to see if they offer the highest standards of service and professionalism. We check licences, practices, insurances and systems, and if they meet the standard, they earn the tick.

So whether you’re choosing accommodation, tours or activities, look for the tick and you’ll know that we’ve checked them out before you check in!

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WHAT’S ON

Sculpture by the Sea

MARCH / ART IN THE SANDS Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe, the annual outdoor sculpture exhibition, returns to transform the famous sands of Cottesloe Beach from March 1 to 18.

Now celebrating its 15th year, the exhibition is one of Perth’s largest free public events, attracting an estimated 250,000 visitors to explore the art and create Perth’s own version of the Italian passeggiata.

More than 70 Australian and international artists are set to showcase their work across the 18-day exhibition.

Some of WA’s leading sculptors exhibiting in Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe 2019 include: Anne Neil, Stephen Tepper, Alessandra Rossi, Miik Green, Ron Gomboc, Jennifer Cochrane, Tim Macfarlane Reid, Tony Davis as well as emerging artists Britt Mikkelsen and Jina Lee. Sculpture By The Sea, Cottesloe, March 1 to 18. Visit sculpturebythesea. com/cottesloe PAN’S PEOPLE Following hot on the wobbly heels of the box office hit The Play That Goes Wrong, Mischief Theatre’s triumphant disaster Peter Pan Goes Wrong is 12

coming from London’s West End to His Majesty’s Theatre from March 7.

Nominated for an Olivier Award for Best New Comedy Peter Pan Goes Wrong turns the JM Barrie classic, Peter Pan into ‘a joyous masterclass of physical comedy and general disaster’ (London Evening Standard).

Leading the cast of incredibly

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talented actors is Jay Laga’aia along with seven of the actors who had audiences in stitches in The Play That Goes Wrong – Darcy Brown, Francine Caine, Adam Dunn, Luke Joslin, George Kemp, Jordan Prosser and Tammy Weller. All have been silly enough to sign on again with The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society where they will once more battle against technical hitches, flying mishaps and cast disputes on their way to Neverland with hilarious and disastrous results.

Experiencing theatrical mayhem for the first time will be Connor Crawford who recently appeared in Assassins at the Hayes Theatre and Sydney Opera House and Teagan Wouters who starred as Nicola in the national tour of the musical Kinky Boots.

Peter Pan Goes Wrong, His Majesty’s Theatre, March 7 to March 17. Visit ticketek.com.au OUR FAVOURITE SON Tim Minchin, internationally renowned award-winning musician, comedian, actor, writer and composer, is returning to the Australian stage with his first national tour since 2012.

He’ll be bringing his show to Perth, his home town, on March 22 and 23 at Crown Theatre.

It will be the first time fans can

see Tim in action since returning to the country after more than a decade living overseas, and the long-awaited follow up to his consecutive sold-out national tours of Tim Minchin Vs the Orchestra in 2011 and 2012.

Back is billed as “Old Songs, New Songs, F*** You Songs”, hinting at a set list of material from all corners of Minchin’s eclectic – and often iconoclastic – repertoire.

With a long history of sold-out tours – his most recent Australian one-off performance as part of Dark Mofo in June sold every ticket in under 15 minutes.

The music virtuoso also announced that a portion of the tour profits will be donated to a local charity in each city, details of which can soon be found at timminchin.com.

Tim Minchin, Back, Crown Theatre, March 22 and 23. For complete tour and ticket information, visit livenation. com.au.

THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN After a quarter of a century together, the iconic Boyzone recently announced it’s time to say goodnight as they prepare for their farewell tour of the UK. Australian fans will also get a chance to say goodbye to them in autumn, as they tour the country one last time. Boyzone were one of the most endearing groups 13

SUMMER

WHAT’S ON Boyzone Post Malone

to emerge from the “boy band” music sphere and 90s commercial pop. They also happen to be one of the most successful bands in Ireland and the UK. The group have sold 25 million albums worldwide, played stadiums and arenas all over the world, released six albums and had almost two-dozen hits (including six number one singles and five number one albums).

Supported by Westlife’s Brian McFadden, there will be a special song dedicated to the band’s fifth member, Stephen Gately, who died in 2009.

Boyzone, HBF Stadium, March 30.

Visit ticketmaster.com

APRIL / BRITISH BREAKOUT STAR HEADS TO OZ As the main support on Ed Sheeran’s 2018 stadium tour throughout the UK, Europe and the USA, AnneMarie is no stranger to performing live, having spent two years touring with Rudimental as their lead live vocalist 14

and selling out entire UK venues. As the biggest debut artist in the UK of 2018, this talented singer is bringing Sydney-based group Glades along for the ride.

Anne Marie, Metro City, Perth, April 6. Visit megatix.com.au or call 1300 338 808.

POST SCRIPT Multi-platinum artist Post Malone has announced his return to Australia with a huge arena tour taking in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney across April and May in 2019. With “beerbongs and Bentleys” a string of bonafide hits including Psycho andRockstar, the latter of which hit No.1 on the ARIA Singles Chart, went four-times platinum and accumulated over 1 billion streams on Spotify – Posty has

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Phill Jupitus

totally captivated Australian fans.

Post Malone, RAC Arena, April 26.

Visit livenation.com.au FUNNY GUY Join stand-up comedian, poet, improviser, and TV stalwart Phill Jupitus for over an hour of tales, laughs and diversions. Watch in delight and/or horror as this experienced funny man drags laughs out of the chaos of his own life. Since last touring Scotland, Jupitus has upped sticks and moved there. In this new show Sassy Knack, he shares yarns and thoughts from his time north of Hadrian’s Wall.

Expect adult themes and situations but delivered childishly.

Phill Jupitus. Regal Theatre, Perth, April 27. Visit ticketek.com.au Visit electricgardens.com.au for the full line-up.

MAY / BILLIE THE KID Global pop-phenom Billie Eilish is performing at Groovin’ the Moo and her very own headline shows. The

17-year-old singer-songwriter-producer will bring her When We All Fall Asleep, World Tour to Fremantle’s Fremantle Arts Centre on Friday May 10.

After playing to sell-out crowds on her last two Australian visits, Billie’s third headline tour will be her biggest to date.

Since the release of debut viral single Ocean Eyes, Billie’s unique mixture of sinister lyrics, soaring melodies, and emotional deliveries has gained her legions of fans the world-over.

Billie Eilish, Fremantle Arts Centre, May 10 (18+) - minors allowed with a guardian). Visit oztix.com.au

JUNE / KEEPING IT IN THE FAMILY New Zealand sibling duo Broods are embarking on a national tour of Australia in support of their brand-new album Don’t Feed The Pop Monster. The fivedate theatre tour starts at Melbourne’s Forum before heading on to Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane and Fremantle.

Born into an exceptionally musical family, frontwoman Georgia and brother Caleb had their breakthrough as Broods with the 2014 single Bridges – a dark slice of electronic pop, released in a post-Lorde music era.

They’ll be joined by by special guests the LA two-piece Moby Rich, who turn melancholy songs into bold, pop hooks and visuals.

Broods, Metropolis, Fremantle, June 1. Visit livenation.com.au Broods

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An experience rich in heritage.

Come and experience Australia’s rich golden history at Australia’s oldest operating mint. See the world record 1 tonne coin and WA’s only traditional gold pour.

Plus you can purchase unique Western Australian treasures such as exquisite Argyle Pink Diamonds and Kailis Australian Pearls. Tax free sales available.

Open 7 Days – 9am to 5pm Gold Exhibition – Shop – Café

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Accommodation starts from $183 per night.

BOOK ONLINE AND BE AMONG THE FIRST GUESTS TO ENJOY THIS UNIQUELY WEST AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE.

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LET’S GO GLAMPING ON ROTT0 Rottnest Island’s highly anticipated newest accommodation option -Discovery Rottnest Island - will give visitors more opportunities than ever to enjoy this West Australian island paradise.

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n innovative eco tent resort and beach club is nestled beautifully behind the dunes of Pinky Beach and Bathurst Lighthouse.

Featuring 83 fully furnished eco tents, Discovery Rottnest Island brings an exciting new experience for locals, interstate and international tourists. It will appeal to experience-seekers who appreciate being close to nature, without compromising on comfort levels.

Accommodation prices start at $119 per night in low season for a Standard tent, to $592 per night for a Deluxe tent in high season. Families, couples and groups are all well catered

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for, all tents come fully equipped with beautiful ensuites and incredible attention to detail, necessities needed for a luxury stay.

Boardwalks through the sand

dunes will connect the tents to Pinky’s Beach Club which includes a resort pool, poolside bar and restaurant. The ideal place on the island to watch the sunset, the beach club is the heart of the property serving locally inspired dishes and cocktails, and, of course, top West Australian wines.

Pinky’s menu is inspired by West Australian produce, with a distinctly Rottnest flavour. Sister-restaurant to Thomson’s on Rottnest Island, Pinky’s

shares a seafood focus, and will also have an extensive kids menu.

Discovery Rottnest Island has direct access to Pinky Beach and The Basin, with wi-fi, BBQ areas, a guest laundry service and concierge service.

Book online at discoveryholidayparks. com.au

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Hot hooves Western Australia’s political, business and social elite will gather at Duncraig Stud in the Swan Valley in April to watch the best Australian and international horsemen play a thrilling game of equine polo for the tenth annual Bentley Polo in the Valley, raising money and awareness for Telethon and Youth Focus.

The Bentley Polo In The Valley day is one of the highlights of Perth’s social scene.

The proceeds from the event are donated to two West Australian charities, Telethon and Youth Focus, which provides free services to young people including psychological counselling services to reduce the symptoms of suicidal ideation, anxiety, depression and self-harm.

The event will also move to a Saturday for the first time in its history following feedback from guests that they wanted to be able to book a staycation and party on following the event and make a weekend out of the occasion.

This sensational event can be enjoyed in the G.H. Mumm VIP Marquee, Youth Focus Marquee, Polo Lounge or in a Picnic Bay. You can also book your own private or corporate marquee. Polo in the Valley, Swan Valley, April 6. Visit polointhevalley.com.au 20

Australia’s Crown Prince of Comedy 2018 was quite the year for Joel Creasey and he will be doubling down and back guns a-blazing in 2019 with a new hour of stand-up – Drink. Slay.

Repeat.

Joel is not just killing it on the career front - he also bought a house. Oh, and he dates a supermodel. Slay!

Joel’s clearly a young man who has it all together and worked out, right? Yeah, not quite. Life isn’t all Insta-worthy moments. Behind all the ra-ra, glamour and general overachievement is a stream of unfiltered, chaotic and hilarious mess ups that plague Joel’s daily life and has become the staple of his stand-up act as he mines it all for huge laughs.

Eat. Slay. Repeat, Astor Theatre, Perth, June 7 and 8. For tickets visit livenation.com.au.

Due to exceptional demand, new shows have been added today for Perth on Sunday, August 11, Sydney on Saturday, August 17, Brisbane on Thursday, August 22 and Melbourne on Saturday, September 7. Tickets for these new shows are on sale now.

Fleetwood Mac has sold more than 100 million records worldwide and the GRAMMY-award winning band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998.

Fleetwood Mac, RAC Arena, Perth, August 9 and August 11. Visit livenation.com.au

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ONES FOR THE DIARY Magic man The world’s favourite magician Cosentino - will be taking his spectacular new live show Anything Is Possible around Australia in June and July.

Join Cosentino as he performs death-defying escapes that will thrill your senses, mind boggling stage illusions and cutting-edge street magic that twists your view of reality.

Cosentino’s trademark blend of dance and magic with a touch of hilarious audience participation will take you on a journey that will captivate fans, new and old, until the very last mind-bending moment.

Cosentino’s Anything is Possible, Crown Theatre, Perth, July 20. Visit livenation.com.au

Elton John will say a protracted goodbye to all his Australian fans during an epic tour at the end of 2019. With two dates in Perth, all his fans will have their chance to sing a long, one more time, to such iconic hits as Tiny Dancer, Rocket Man, Crocodile Rock and I Guess That’s Why They Call It The Blues.

“Elton’s continuing love affair with Australia knows no bounds, proven by this farewell tour, and the breadth and depth of the itinerary, showing his commitment to his many Australian fans”, said promoter Michael Chugg.

“On his very last tour, he wanted to return to some of his favourite cities, while also playing for fans in a couple of never-before-visited locations.”

Farewell Yellow Brick Road - Elton John, HBF Park, Perth, November 30 and December 1. Visit ticketmaster.com.au

Mac n’ cheese Legendary, GRAMMY-award winning band Fleetwood Mac have included an additional concert date for Perth as part of their Australian tour.

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etition Kitchen in the State Buildings has been a classy treat for lunch or dinner since the Old Treasury Building opened up a few years ago. That experience has gone up a notch with a new seasonal menu to enjoy, packed with a roster of local ingredients to make regional suppliers swell with pride that their produce should end up on such creative plates of food.

Under the expertise of recently appointed head chef Sean Bentley, who has worked alongside some exceptional chefs including former head chef Jesse Blake, the new menu sings of all that makes a WA summer sublime. The menu is designed for sharing but can also be enjoyed solo and does an excellent job showcasing the best of WA’s seasonal produce.

We plunged right in and, with a starter like the Geraldton kingfish crudo with kohlrabi, cucumber, jalopeño and finger limes, the scene was set for something special. ‘Cooking’ fish this way (by curing it with zingy acids) is the perfect way to begin a meal on a hot Perth day. The refreshing crunch of the kohlrabi (also winningly called a German turnip) and cucumber, and zesty local finger limes give your tastebuds a jumpstart with their inyour-face flavour profiles. Something from Gero has never been treated so

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well. Talk about starting as you mean to go on . . .

Charred zucchini with stracciatella and curry leaf and spiced almond oil also holds its own as an intro to Sean’s modus operandi. The smokey and aromatic flavours of the curry leaf match perfectly with the creaminess of the stracciatella and burnished zucchini. Market fish is always a good choice for a main and, in this case, we were in for a treat with sublime slices of WA dhu fish served on a bed of green pea risotto. The pearly white flesh of this superior fish, finding a home on that vivid green pool of sweet peas could be the poster dish for a Perth summer’s day.

We washed down our lunch with glasses of

Howard Vineyard Clover Gruner Veltliner from the Adelaide Hills, a fitting partner (if not from WA) for the lively flavours on our plates. Other favourite dishes included a side serve of chopped broccoli salad with toasted grains, walnut and sheep’s feta.

It’s not hard to see why this simple combination has become a signature dish of Petition Kitchen and, after

several meals here, I’m glad it’s still available all year around.

Time for dessert. I rarely say no to dessert and also believe in cake for breakfast, so it’s always a yes please when the waiter waves the menu in my general direction. I order the Carnarvon melon with native mint granita and burnt cheesecake espumé (that’s posh foam to you and me). I’m over the moon when half a rockmelon, all gnarly skin and neon orange icy

flesh is presented to me, piled high with a gorgeously refreshing granita.

It has a sensational sweet taste that reminds me of summers spent in the back yard as a kid, with pieces of watermelon and rockmelon, so you wouldn’t drip it all over the house.

For an authentic taste of WA’s stellar ingredients mixed and matched by one of the state’s best rising stars, Petition Kitchen deserves all the love.

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FREMANTLE OPALS Established in 1985, Fremantle Opals is a retail outlet with a wealth of knowledge and experience. You are able to view in complete comfort an exclusive range of beautiful opal jewellery and unset opal stones. They specialise in the unique black opal and buy direct from the mines.

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night out in Perth has changed greatly in recent years, with the city’s food and drink venues now offering customers some of the very best experiences in the country. You’ll find small bars serving great tapas, highend restaurants pushing the envelope with their innovative menus, bistros, cafes and pubs welcoming all with

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You can eat with a view of the Indian Ocean, or the Swan River, or the hills or the city. You’ll find bush tucker and French cuisine, German bratwurst and Aussie favourites, all within a few kms of each other. Perth can truly claim to be a player in terms of its food and drink offerings - so dive right in and find your new favourite hang out.

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n the back of the opening of Perth hotspot Tiny’s in 2018, hospitality heavyweights Michael Forde, Paul Aron and Brett Robinson have raised the appeal of William Street with yet another superstar venue – Panama Social.

The concept for Panama Social was inspired by the space itself.

“The venue tells us what it wants to be,” says co-owner Michael (Mary Street Bakery, Offshoot, Tiny’s).

Sitting on the corner of Francis and William Streets in Northbridge, the space had potential, but the guys have transformed it into a venue Perth hasn’t seen before.

Panama Social is a sensorial experience through Central America.

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America, there’s no one theme – and that’s kind of the point. Conjuring up vivid memories of traveling through the Americas, Panama Social is about the times you’ve had and the places you’ve been – pops of colours on street walls, vibrant murals through alleyways, neon signs down busy streets, and random art spotted with blurry eyes through smokey bars.

Foodwise, it’s a mixture of street food and home-style neotropical cook-ups. Expect riffs on, Pao de Queijo (cheese donuts) from Brazil, empañadas from Mexico, ceviches

from Peru and roti from Trinidad. It’s a mixture of influences and ingredients transformed by the whim of Panama Social’s head chef Chris Howard.

The drinks list is no less imaginative, and is headed up by Tom Kearney (Mechanics Institute, Dominion League) who takes tropical cocktails to new heights. Focusing on rum, tequila and pisco, there’ll be poolside cocktails with tropical twists like Kearney’s take on Pina Coladas.

Punch bowls and beer jugs will be served for big groups.

Arriba! Panama Social, William Street, open 7 days. Visit panamasocial.com.au

Celebrate young talent As part of City of Perth’s Good Food month, don’t miss your chance to eat with the future top chefs of WA. They are the future Marco Pierre Whites and Stephanie Alexanders; the up and coming generation of talented young chefs - and it’s their time to get the spotlight. Join three of the hottest rising chefs in Perth’s dining scene as they take over the hatted kitchen at Bread in Common and prepare an impeccable three-course dinner with matched wines, under the guidance of head chef Scott Brannigan.

Tickets include three courses with matched wines.

Young Chefs Dinner, Bread in Common, April 7, $150. Visit goodfoodmonth. com.au

Hot spots GARUM You’ll find Garum (named after a Roman fish sauce) in the historical Hibernian Hall, the new hot spot in the east end of Perth’s CBD. Hibernian Hall has been meticulously preserved and regenerated as part of a major project

by BGC Development at Hibernian Place, 480 Hay Street, including the new Westin Perth, resulting in a transformation of the area into a world class community hub.

Built in 1902 as a community resource for the Irish Catholics it was used primarily as space for celebratory gatherings. The hall takes its name from the Latin word for Ireland.

Reflecting on this rich history the inspiration is to explore the Roman connection. As a result, Roman techniques and traditions take the focus of the menu. Uncomplicated and pure are the cornerstones of the kitchen philosophy, delivering local ingredients with a very unique Roman flavour.

The Guy Grossi-led restaurant is one for all Italian food lovers to notch up on their must-do list.

Don’t miss: Cacio e Pepe - a deceptively simple pasta dish of tonarelli, pecorino and pepper.

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FEED ME TINY’S Part of the newly developed QV1 Plaza, Tiny’s is situated in the old Bar One site, and opens into a large indoor and alfresco bar area, restaurant, and specialty liquor emporium. Eclectic food fuels the good times (and there will be many): fresh vegetables and herbs from the kitchen’s rooftop garden, and protein hits roasted on Tiny’s custommade wood-fire grill and rotisserie. The drinks menu offers craft beer, seasonal cocktails and small batch wines, while Tiny’s Liquor Emporium will serve over 300 wines and a range of spirits.

Tiny’s is the new meeting place for socialising and entertaining in the CBD. You’ll see solo acoustic acts showcasing re-imagined covers and DJs playing laid-back funk, hip-hop, and nostalgic classics midweek while at the end of the week, DJs and resident house

NORTHBRIDGE BREWING COMPANY Crafty brewpub. Good beer. Great food. Three levels under one roof.

We’d be lying if we said it wasn’t the ultimate room with a brew.

Open daily, seven days from 11am.

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Don’t miss Sticky blood plum-glazed beef intercostal sticks and roasted prawns with bottarga butter and burnt chilli.

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The Grosvenor is truly a welcoming place to be.

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FEED ME BEN & JERRY’S Heres the scoop, Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream is now open in Northbridge.

Famous worldwide for delicious ice cream concoctions, crazy flavour names and huge chunks and swirls.

Come in and choose from over 20 legendary flavours today!

(08) 9514 7282 82 James Street, Northbridge THE CHEEKY SPARROW Cheeky leads a double life, catering for the CBD caffeine junkies for morning coffee crowd and dishing up easy lunches too. It shines in a whole new light once the sun goes down, transforming into its true guise - a small bar.

(08) 9486 4956 317 Murray Street, Wolf Lane Visit cheekysparrow.com.au 44

WOLF LANE Cocktails mixed in a distressedbrick mezzanine space with vintage armchairs and fairy-tale murals.

Nestled down one of Perth’s most stylish West End laneways, Wolf Lane is the city’s best kept secret.

(08) 9486 4956 321 Murray St, Wolf Lane Visit wolflane.com.au

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THE CONSERVATORY Sitting on top of Carnegie’s in Murray Street is The Conservatory, a cuttingedge venue with views to die for. A 14m retractable roof and rooftop lawn with barbecue area adds a new dimension to the city sundowner.

9481 1960 356 Murray Street, Perth Visit theconservatory.net.au UNIVERSAL BAR Without a doubt Northbridge’s most iconic bar. Has been the home of live entertainment in Perth for 20 years.

It features some top bands, food specials, beers, cocktails and wines in an intimate setting.

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Uma, Pan Pacific Hotel

By GAIL WILLIAMS

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t’s 7.30pm on a Saturday night. And for enthusiastic punters at Uma – the slick new Peruvian addition to Pan Pacific Perth’s reinvigorated Lobby Lounge – that means it’s “cocktail o’clock”.

This vast timber-floored space could easily host a soccer game between leather banquette and bar where the backdrop is a glistening colourful array of bottled jewels, the biggies of the Peruvian cocktail experience – Lillet Rouge, tepache de pina, Quebranta, Cachaca and Curaçao.

And three 50-something women celebrating a birthday were, like many on-trend Perthites, discovering the epicurean delights of Peru.

Sipping on pisco sours while sinking into giant-backed Alice-inWonderland style cane chairs they seemed delighted to be going down the Peruvian rabbit hole.

It’s a rabbit hole lined with cacti, soft curtains, looking glasses and timber slats. There’s faux marble round tables and tall timber options where dudes are drinking Cheeky Monkey beers straight out of the bottle.

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Hotel guests are working their way through alpaca croquettes and ceviche, and then there’s us marvelling at it all.

The finely decked out staff welcome us all in egalitarian orderand-pay-at-the counter style as they shake cocktails and deliver trays of drinks to the nearby Uma restaurant where the highly celebrated Peruvian chef Alejandro Saravia, plies his trade at his third Australian outpost.

We choose a comfy spot in a meandering curve of leather banquette seating from where we admire the handywork of an interior désign palette that references the rich colours of Peruvian cuisine while evoking sunsets and the coral coast. We’re thinking the Andes, jungle and butterflies and quinine and giant anacondas and, inspired, we order a classic pisco sour.

Of course we do. It comes in an elegant saucer-shaped coupe and is the colour of dried sage cleverly avoiding the lemon or lime debate by using both.

It’s tart and sweet and creamy with a seductive mouthfeel.

A martini de agridulce is only a

passing nod to traditional “shaken not stirred” and is made with cocchi Americano with a strongly laced vanilla overtone. We too luxuriate on ceviche and thin slices of beef rump cap on skewers.

It’s easy to see why Pan Pacific is promoting this venue as an all-day affair, open from 3pm to 3am and offering everything from pre-show cocktails to late night tipples. But it would take even the most dedicated cocktail lover several days to work through the 19 cocktails on the menu, most with a Peruvian bent but a few well-loved from the classic songlist and some West Australian icons such as Rottnest are chucked in to the names to appeal to tourists.

It’s not surprising then, that the wine list is circumspect and features mainly local favorites. It’s a cocktail bar after all.

And it might be just the pickme-up tonic for the quieter end of town.

Uma, Pan Pacific Perth, 207 Adelaide Terrace, Perth, open daily from 3pm to late.

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Hillary’s Boat Harbour CALIFORNIA PIZZA KITCHEN The first CPK in Australia, the Hillarys venue offers more than just pizzas.

Overlooking Hillarys Marina, it’s the perfect place to grab an after work snack, cocktail or celebrate with friends.

1300 590 591. Shop 223 Sorrento Quay Boardwalk, Hillarys Boat Harbour Visit cpkaustralia.com.au MILLS CHARTERS Mills Charters are Perth’s longest established family-run charter business in Perth. Specialising in deep sea day fishing, night fishing, whale watching, Abrolhos Islands Fishing Holidays and Private Charters.

(08) 9246 5334 or visit millscharters. com.au AQWA Explore 12,000kms of our coastline in just one day. From the icy waters of the Southern Ocean to the tropical wonderland of coral reefs in the far north.

Visit aqwa.com.au 3 SHEETS With over 20 years experience, their head chef has assembled the perfect menu, with a focus on high quality, fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Experienced beermasters have carefully selected some of the finest brews available.

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We have exclusive landing si landing sites at the and and Nationa the Pinnacles, Yanchep and fly toPinnacles Rottnest and much Yanchep National Park. They also fly to and fly to Rottnest and much more.

9414 8584, www.rotorvation Rottnest and other destinations.

9414 www.rotorvation.com.a (08) 94148584, 8584 Visit rotovation.com.au

Northern Suburbs MINDARIE MARINA HOTEL & VILLAS Accommodation with stunning ocean views. Variety of restaurants, bars and cafes, Indian Ocean Brewing Company.

Beautiful beaches and water activities, Live entertainment weekends, weddings and function facilities, day spa on site, free Wi-Fi Visit visitmindarie.com.au

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CHOCOLATE DROPS Chocolate Drops is a specialty chocolate shop and tearooms, located within the picturesque Yanchep National Park. A Cchocolate ‘haven’ which integrates with the historic and cultural surroundings.

(08) 9561 6699, 1 Indian Ocean Dr, Yanchep Visit chocolatedrops.com.au CLARION SUITES Stay at a beautiful beach side property of 12 luxury two and three bedroom 51

all with ultimate ocean views.

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Cottesloe and Scarborough INDIANA COTTESLOE BEACH One of Perth’s premier coastal venues, is located directly on Cottesloe Beach and offers uninterrupted views from every window, with all tables commanding views of the Indian Ocean.

(08) 9385 5005 or visit indiana.com.au COTTESLOE BEACH HOTEL The Cottesloe Beach Hotel stands for everything that Perth is about sunshine, beautiful beaches, fresh, local produce and a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy all of these things with your favourite people. The Cottesloe Beach Hotel has remained a WA landmark destination for over 100 years.

Visit cottesloebeachhotel.com.au AMBERJACKS Amberjacks is an upmarket fish and chips shop located at the Corner of Marine Parade and John Street in Cottesloe.

Enjoy the freshest seafood while experiencing clear views over Western Australia’s favourite beach, Cottesloe.

(08) 9385 0977 Visit amberjacks.com.au QUEST SCARBOROUGH Quest Scarborough Apartment Hotel is the perfect accommodation option when travelling to Perth. Ideal for an overnight, medium or long-term stay, Quest Scarborough is one of the newest accommodation providers in Perth. 4 Brighton Road, Scarborough.

Visit questscarborough.com.au WASP PAINTBALL & LASER TAG Enter the real-live gaming arena at WASP Paintball and Laser Tag. Conquer the village, brave the tunnel, explore the towers, fight the fort and unleash your inner warrior at Perth’s number one outdoor choice for paintball and laser tag.

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Stay safe when driving in Western Australia

All drivers and passengers, including children, must wear a seat belt in Australia.

There are large fines for not complying.

Remember Drive On Left

Obey the Speed Limits

Drive on the left-hand side of the road. If you are not used to driving on the left, tape a reminder note on your dashboard.

Speed is a major cause of death and injury and speed limits are strictly enforced. In suburban areas where there are no speed limit signs, the speed limit is 50km/h.

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Turning left On approach, indicate left from the left lane.

Driving straight ahead You don’t need to indicate on approach. Indicate left when you’ve passed the last exit before the one you intend to use.

Turning right or making a full turn On approach, indicate right from the right lane. Indicate left when you’ve passed the last exit before the one you intend to use.

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As a rule, at an uncontrolled intersection, always give way to the right, to oncoming vehicles and pedestrians.

Merging Where two lanes merge into one (i.e. lane lines end) the vehicle in front has the right of way.

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In Australia, drive on the left-hand side of the road.

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Speed is a major cause of death & injury and speed limits are strictly enforced by the police. Obey the speed signs. In suburban areas where there are no speed limit signs, the speed limit is 50km/h

Fatigue

Western Australia is a vast state and driving long distances on straight roads will make you tired. Some tips, don’t drive directly following a long flight, share the driving if you can and use the rest stops along the road and take a short break every two hours.

All drivers and passengers, including Wildlifewear a seat belt in Australia. children, must When driving in rural and remote areas, look out for There are largewildlife fines not complying. roaming on for the roadside.

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Scarborough is transforming.

18 hole state of the art Mini Golf Double storey, 80 bay automated Driving Range overlooking Perth City 36 hole golf course Perth’s leading golf coaches and teaching facilities Fully stocked Golf Shop 300 Acres Restaurant, Bar and Kiosk The Golf Shop (08) 6280 1300 info@wembleygc.com.au www.wembleygolf.com.au

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Scarborough has now commenced the next stage of redevelopment, unlocking its potential as one of Australia’s best beach front destinations.

Locals and visitors can continue to enjoy the beach, public amenities, dining options and bars during the redevelopment as Scarborough reaches its full potential. To see what events are happening, please check the City of Stirling website. www.stirling.wa.gov.au www.mra.wa.gov.au

OUT ABOUT NORTH OF PERTH

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o north and you’ll discover some of Perth’s newest suburbs and most beautiful coastline. Keep on driving and you’ll find yourself in the home of the magical Pinnacles, a collection of natural stone formations which have stood sentinel for centuries.

Skydive Jurien Bay

DON’T MISS . . .

Aim high Trees Adventure has opened its latest treetop and zipline adventure attraction in Yanchep National Park.

This will be Western Australia’s second Trees Adventure attraction, the first one located in Lane Poole Park in Dwellingup. The new Perth attraction is a welcome addition to the Yanchep National Park, well known for its caves, native bush, koala colonies and cultural education programmes.

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Joondalup DARKLIGHT LASER TAG DarkLight Joondalup boasts one of the largest indoor laser tag arenas in the Southern Hemisphere. DarkLight has three storeys of heart-pumping arena with twisting, winding mazes set on a 520 square metre ground floor.

U2, 92 Winton Road Joondalup, (08) 9300 3700 Visit darklight.com.au

JOONDALUP CLIMBING CENTRE Experience the thrill of indoor climbing at Perth’s premier indoor climbing centre. Whether you’re a beginner or advanced climber, Joondalup Climbing Centre has an assortment of climbing and bouldering for all ages. Open 10am–10pm Mon-Fri & 10am–8pm Sat & Sun. Also open during public holidays.

(08) 9301 0097 Visit joondalupclimbingcentre.com.au 58

Joondalup Climbing Centre

Wanneroo THE MAZE - OUTBACK SPLASH Outback Splash is the perfect destination for a fun filled day. With six mazes and a water park the fun is never-ending. Surrounded by lush green lawns and large trees, the Giant Jumping Pillow, kids playground and picnic areas shouldn’t be missed.

Visit outbacksplash.com.au

SPURS STEAK RANCH Looking for a fun, casual family meal out that’s great value? Then head to Eagle Falls Spur Steak & Grill Wanneroo. The kids will love the indoor playground and game consoles.

(08) 9306 2861 Visit facebook.com/eaglefallsspur/

JUST JUMP! Just Jump is located in Wanneroo, Perth and is an Indoor Activity Centre that focuses on physical recreation.

Their Parkour and Trampoline Centre is waiting for you!

1/637 Wanneroo Road, Wanneroo, (08) 9306 3567 Visit justjumpwa.com.au

WANNEROO BOTANIC GARDENS This is not your average minigolf!

Thirty six holes of fun and frustration

for the whole family nestled among one of Perth’s premier garden settings. No matter what age or skill level, you will be sure to have lots of laughs and happy memories.

(08) 9405 1475 Visit wanneroobotanicgardens.com.au

Jurien Bay SKYDIVE JURIEN BAY Tandem skydive at one of WA’s most beautiful beaches. Located just two hours north of Perth.

Visit skydivejurienbay.com.au

The Pinnacles ADAM’S PINNACLE TOURS Regarded as one of WA’s leading tour operators, Adam’s Pinnacle Tours is celebrating over 30 years in the business of introducing visitors to the natural wonder that is The Pinnacles.

(08) 6270 6060 Visit australianpinnacletours.com.au

THE PINNACLES DESERT The Pinnacle Desert is located 200km north of Perth and can be enjoyed as a day trip or by staying the night at nearby Cervantes. The amazing natural limestone structures in the Nambung National Park were formed 25,000 years ago.

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trip to the Perth Hills allows you to truly get away from it all, in a gorgeous setting where nature and culture meet.

At around a 30-minute drive, it’s all so close to Perth. Indulge yourself by enjoying some local wine, visit a day spa, immerse yourself in art or take a leisurely stroll in the bushland and soak up the view.

For lovers of the great outdoors, the Perth Hills offer much to enjoy.

Indulge your love of the natural environment in one of the many national parks, comprised of many walking trails and forests.

Wildflowers are abundant from late winter through to spring, making this the perfect time of year to go bushwalking.

The hills are blessed with a series of more than 40 bike and walk trails.

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bike and cycle the Munda Biddi Trail or Kalamunda Circuit, or cool off in Rocky Pool or at Kalamunda Water Park.

There’s even a burgeoning community of winemakers who make the hills their home; at certain times of the year you’ll be able to try their wines at the cellar door.

The Perth Hills - come for day, stay for a week, experience memories for a lifetime.

For further information contact: Perth Hills Visitor Centre (08) 9257 9998 or email: zzcc@ kalamunda.wa.gov.au

Mundaring Weir

DISCOVER MUNDARING – Heart of the Perth Hills Mundaring, known as the Heart of the Perth Hills, is located just 34km east of Perth. In less than 40 minutes you can transport yourself from the hustle and bustle of the city to a place where you can totally immerse yourself in nature. The surrounding national parks and state forest provide a haven for

cyclists and bushwalkers alike, with a bounty of trails to explore, including the 1,000km Munda Biddi off road cycle trail, Kep Track and Railway Reserves Heritage Trail, which are recognised as being among the top trails in Western Australia.

MUNDARING WEIR HOTEL Mundaring Weir Hotel celebrates Sundays with a traditional lamb spit roast, wood fired pizzas and a seasonal counter meal menu. Live music is also a regular Sunday offering, with one of their three resident bands.

(08) 9295 1106.

DARLINGTON ESTATE WINES Enjoy award-winning cuisine, just like the bush surroundings reflects a tantalising combination of truly Australian and European influences.

Delicious wines complement each dish too.

(08) 9299 6268.

JACK & JILL KITCHEN/ COFFEE Real Food, Awesome Coffee 18B Haynes Street, Kalamunda.

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Think beautiful, historic communities and local small businesses brimming with originality: the area to Perth’s east is a lovely place for a day trip or two.

CAVERSHAM WILDLIFE PARK Meet and feed the inhabitants of one of the largest private collections of native animals in Australia. Six shows daily, with paved pathways providing easy access for wheelchairs and prams.

Whiteman Park, Whiteman (08) 9248 1984 or visit cavershamwildlife.com.au BIBBULMUN TRACK FOUNDATION The Bibbulmun Track is one of the world’s great long distance walk trails, stretching nearly 1,000kms from Kalamunda in the Perth Hills to Albany in the south west.

(08) 9481 0551 ARMADALE REPTILE CENTRE Visit WA’s largest collection of reptiles.

Other displays include wombats, dingos, kangaroos and birds. Crocodile feeding (weather permitting).

Refreshments available.

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ARALUEN BOTANICAL PARK Come and discover Perth’s hidden garden in the Hills located just 35km south eastof the CBD. Wander the pathways lined with colourful exotic and native plants such as the internationally recognised camellias, and collection of roses planted in Western Australian bushland.

Visit the Chalet Healy Café and enjoy a coffee under the wisteriacovered pergola.

With a varied calendar of events, there is always something exciting happening at Araluen Botanic Park.

Visit in February for Araluen’s Chilli Festival, Araluen’s Blues in the Hills in March and their biggest Festival of the year, It’s Yates Springtime at Araluen, in August and September.

362 Croyden Road, Roleystone (08) 9234 2200 or visitaraluenbotanicpark.com.au

LONE RANGES SHOOTING COMPLEX Real shooting with real guns at Lone Ranges Shooting Complex in Belmont, only 10 mins from Perth. Bring photo ID and enclosed footwear to enjoy

Australia’s largest range of firearms to hire.

107-109 Robinson Avenue, Belmont (08) 9277 9200 or visit lonerangeshooting.com.au JETPACK - CHAMPION LAKES The only operator with the Jetpack, Jetboard and bike, the venue operates seven days per week.

Henley Drive, Champion Lakes or visit jetpackadventures.com.au

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com.au CAFE 2 TWENTY FOUR Visit this funky cafe in Belmont. Open seven days a week for breakfast and lunch.

224 Belmont Ave, Belmont (08) 6153 1832 or visitfacebook.com/ cafe2twentyfour WASP PAINTBALL Paintball venue that caters for any occasion including the hugely popular birthday packages, bucks and hens parties, corporate groups and teambuilding days, social club wind-ups and much more.

Lot 128 Punrak Road Serpentine (08) 9561 8653 or visit wasppaintball.

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AVOCADOS Hotel, cafe and a function centre in the foothills of Kelmscott. The place to enjoy breakfast, brunch, buffets, burgers and vegetarian and options.

2 Mount Street, Kelmscott (08) 9496 3838 or visit avocadosaccommodation.com.au KART WORLD Indoor Go Karting is a fun day out for kids of all ages. Great for birthdays, corporate events, bucks nights or social get-togethers. They cater for all ages.

8 Cowcher Place, Belmont, WA 6104 (08) 9479 1200 or visit kartworldbelmont.com.au

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Get Stoked Forged through fire and shaped in steel, the Midland Railway Workshops were the heartbeat of the Midland community for 80 years. Almost 25 years since tools were downed for the last time, the yards will come alive once again as the City of Swan presents Stoked.

Stoked will pay homage to the legacy of the workshops, the colourful characters who worked within them and the lifelong bonds formed among the rails.

An immersive program celebrating all things fire, metal and handicraft will be brought to life through performance art, hands on interactives and music.

Stoked is a journey that will weave the incredible stories of the past with the evolution of the craft in the modern day.

In a nod to the beloved foodery which served the masses across the decades, The Canteen Pop Up bar and eatery will be a central hub at the festival, serving up a modern menu of eats, cocktails and other refreshments with a vintage railyard twist.

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Cheers to music and wine Now in its third year, the Hot Dubcurated spectacle - Wine Machine - is returning to Australia’s wine regions for another epic collection of dance musicians performing live.

Australian dance-music royalty The Presets will be bringing their enormous and spectacular live show to the Wine Machine stages, as will the omnipresent nicest guy in dance-music Hayden James, with his unique and incredibly popular brand of baby-making house. Arguably the country’s most entertaining live act Confidence Man will have wine-enthusiasts dancing their rosé’s away while the incredible GRAACE will have us swooning, off the back of her triple j hit ‘Last Night’ and stellar debut EP, Self Sabotage. Rounding out the lineup are the infectious Kinder, the luscious disco-house duo Happiness is Wealth and amiable host, ex-TripleJ DJ, Alex “Rat-Rog” Dyson.

Wine Machine, Oakover Grounds, Swan Valley, 1pm to 10pm, March 30. Visit wine-machine.com sundowner surrounded by spectacle, or a whole day of exploration to take in the fascinating showcase of past, present and future.

Stoked Festival, April 6.

Visit swanvalley.com.au for more information.

Sandalford Wines Founded in 1840, Sandalford is one of Western Australia’s oldest and largest privately owned wineries. Located at the original property on the banks of the Swan River, Sandalford Estate is just 25 minutes drive from the city. The Swan Valley boasts some of the oldest wineries in WA, superb restaurants, galleries and fine accommodation. If you’re lucky, you might catch one of the live concerts occasionally held at the estate.

(08) 9374 937 or visit sandalford.com

Rose & Crown Hotel The Rose & Crown is a complete venue.

The indoor and outdoor restaurants offer a delicious menu. For a more casual experience the venue also has one of the best beer gardens, as well as the stylish POSH Convict Bar. (08) 9347 8100 105 Swan Street, Guildford Visit rosecrown.com.au

Whistlers Chocolate Co. Whistler’s Chocolate Co is the oldest, family-owned confectionery company in the Swan Valley. Comprising a chocolate showroom, cocoa lounge, café and a large outdoor area, Whistler’s has something for everyone.

506 Great Northern Highway, (08) 9274 7777 Visit whistlers.com.au

Taste Bud Tours Small groups (max 16) explore the awarded Food & Wine Trail of Perth’s Valley of Taste – Swan Valley – visiting 10 delicious locations enjoying 25+ different tasting experiences twice daily Wed to Sun. Itineraries and free pickups.

0412 244 201 or visit tastebudtours. com.au

Swan Valley Wagon Tours Unique in Australia and exclusive to Perth, the multi-award-winning Swan Valley Wagon Tours of the are a must do for locals and visitors alike. Sit back relax and enjoy the opportunity to explore this breathtakingly beautiful region.

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Pandemonium

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Djinda Kaal Dreaming Aboriginal Art Gallery

Sandalford 3000 Grapes

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Chesters & Heafod Glen

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148 Dale Road, Middle Swan www.houghton-wines.com.au CELLAR DOOR Open daily 10am-5pm (08) 9274 9540 CAFE Open daily 10am-4pm

55 Benara Road, Caversham www.ironbarkbrewery.com.au

Lunch Special $15 woodfired pizza (sml) and choice of middy or glass of wine. Wed to Fri only T: 9377 4400

Open Wednesday–Sunday Live Music EVERY Weekend

Enjoy handcrafted beer and cider with good Aussie food in an alfresco setting.

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Lavender gift shop Lunch, High Tea, Scones Lavender wines High Tea & Scones Lavender icecream 20 mins from Perth!

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Information Visitor Centre

GPO - Post Office

Harbour Village Bannister Suites

Esplanade Hotel Tradewinds Hotel

Fremantle Arts Centre Rottnest Island Info

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The port city of Fremantle lies on a series of limestone hills at the mouth of the Swan River, approximately 25 minutes from Perth. Many of the city’s most impressive heritage buildings are built from the pale-coloured local limestone. Central Fremantle is bounded to the north and east by the lower reaches of the Swan River and to the west by the Indian Ocean with

stunning stretches of beach to the north of the city and to the south.

Freo (as it’s known) has streets buzzing with the song of buskers, the side walks fill with a wild collection of art and music floats out from Hotel trendy cafés Hotel and bars. Make sure you visit the award-winning, heritagelisted Fremantle Prison - it’s an unforgettable experience.

DON’T MISS . . .

to our own unique takes, wines — sourced locally and from all around the world, and unique beer from the Lion stables – are all carefully selected to complement the menu.

Head Chef Mathew Powell (The Brisbane, Little Creatures, Marco Pierre White, St. Katherine’s restaurant) has designed the menu around open fire. Seasonal, local produce from the land and sea and cooked over flame, creates a fresh and inspired way to dine, graze or nibble. The cuisine is the perfect

Head to Helm Inspired by a cruise liner lounge, a new bar - Helm - sits above the Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour, looking west with fabulous views. From the front balcony, the distinct architecture of the building is on display, transporting visitors to the bridge of a ship looking out to sea.

Set on the water, the drinks list is all about sitting back and taking in the view. Cocktails – from the classics

An iconic Heritage pub lovingly restored and refurbished. A fantastic range of draught beers, well crafted modern pub food and a wine list that will suit everybodys taste.

The Grosvenor is truly a welcoming place to be.

Corner of Hill and Hay Streets, East Perth - Ph: 9325 3799

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accompaniment to sunsets over the Fremantle Harbour.

Just in time for Perth’s long summer days and balmy nights, Helm is the perfect escape. A place to sit back, relax and sip or dine the day or night away.

Helm, Upstairs, 42 Mews Road, Fremantle. Visit helmfreo.com.au

Go social The highly anticipated redevelopment of the historic Artillery Drill Hall site in Fremantle is well underway with developers today confirming the new multi-million dollar venue would be known as Freo.Social.

Freo.Social, an ambitious, multifaceted venue being developed by Triple-1-Three - the team behind Otherside Brewing Co. - is due to open in March 2019 and will include a microbrewery, 550-person capacity entertainment hall, co-working spaces and artist workshops, food trucks and catering, and beer gardens.

Freo.Social which sits adjacent to the Fremantle Prison, Oval, Warders Cottages, Courthouse and Fremantle Markets is being refurbished in cooperation with the National Trust to preserve and reflect the history and heritage of the building and Artillery Drill Hall.

Watch this space, as they say.

Visit freo.social for more information.

FREMANTLE TOWN HALL Opened in 1887, this is a magnificent example of turn of the century classical architecture. It’s recently been restored to its original splendour.

8 William Street, Fremantle.

Call (08) 9432 9999 FREMANTLE RAILWAY STATION A fine example of Victorian railway architecture. The station is still in daily use.

Phillimore Street, Fremantle.

E SHED MARKETS Down by the water with great views of Fremantle’s historic wharf and adjacent to the Maritime Museum, shop at the E Shed Markets which opened in 1929. Enjoy the food court and on-the-promenade dining in a fully licensed venue on historic Victoria Quay. Open from Friday to Sunday and public holidays, from 9am.

Peter Hughes Dr, Fremantle.

Call 0421 762 277 FERRY TERMINUS Ferries depart here to Rottnest Island and for Swan River cruises. Captain Cook Cruises offer the best views of Perth with their day and evening cruises which run from ports in Fremantle and Perth every day. Their famous wine cruises run daily with onboard entertainment, wine tasting and a relaxing trip to Perth’s Swan Valley.

(08) 9325 3341 or visit captaincookcruises.com.au SUNDANCER BACKPACKERS The friendly staff at Sundancer are on duty 24 hours a day to help you have

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OUT ABOUT FREMANTLE

Prison Day Tour. Explore the labyrinth of tunnels 20m beneath the prison by foot and by boat on a Tunnels Tour adventure. Feeling brave? Delve into the darker side of the Prison’s history on a spooky Torchlight Tour.

1 The Terrace, Fremantle (08) 9336 9200

fun or do the things you need to do, like finding work while in Freo. Better than any other hostel accommodation in Fremantle, Sundancers costs much the same, with the usual free stuff.

80 High Street, Fremantle (08) 9336 6080 ROUND HOUSE This was the Swan River Colony’s first jail and Fremantle’s oldest surviving building, completed in 1831.

Underneath is a tunnel built to access a whaling station in the 1860s. Open daily from 10.30am to 3.30pm. A team of volunteers fire the gun and drop the time ball at 1pm every day.

10 Arthur Head, Fremantle WA SHIPWRECKS MUSEUM Fascinating museum featuring Australia’s earliest shipwrecks and tales of trade, mutiny and murder. The Shipwreck Galleries are recognised as the foremost maritime archaeology museum in the southern hemisphere.

Entry by gold coin donation.

Cliff Street, Fremantle (08) 9431 8469 FREMANTLE PRISON Fremantle Prison holds the key to history, mystery and fun, all presented in an award-winning way for all the family. Step inside and do time with experienced guides on a fascinating

FREMANTLE ARTS CENTRE Housed in a landmark Neo-Gothic building, Fremantle Arts Centre is one of Australia’s leading arts organisations. View contemporary art exhibitions (free entry) or live music concerts year-round, take an art course, visit the shop or simply enjoy the serene surroundings. Open daily from 10am to 5pm.

1 Finnerty Street, Fremantle (08) 9432 9555 ABORIGINAL FINE ART GALLERY Proudly offering visitors the finest selection of Aboriginal art, all ethically sourced from the highly collectable Central and Western Desert regions.

Painted by some of Australia’s most collectable artists, these contemporary pieces cater for every budget, aesthetic taste and wall space. Open daily from 10am to 4pm (closed Tuesdays).

6 Elder Place (opposite the station), Fremantle. Call 0403 012 615 or visit aboriginart.com.au DIDGERIDOO BREATH Learn to play Australia’s most iconic instrument for free, then browse a huge selection of didgeridoos. Enjoy live didgeridoo demonstrations too.

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FREMANTLE OPALS Established 1985

Come and browse, see our extensive range of exquisite Australian opal and Pearl Jewellery.

Specialising in Black Opal Shop 15, 27 - 35 William Street, Fremantle WA 6160 ( Near the Historic Fremantle Town Hall / Visitor Centre )

Phone (+61 8) 9430 4334

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Finally arrived in Australia following this amazing craze in Europe

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Mini golf like you have never played and seen before. Play in 4 different worlds with glow in the dark 3D heroes, monsters, world famous sights and animals.

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R OUT ABOUT ON ROTTNEST ISLAND

ottnest Island is Western Australia’s very own island getaway, featuring a casual atmosphere, picturesque scenery and some of the world’s finest beaches and bays. Best of all, it’s located just 19 kilometres off the coast of Fremantle.

It’s a special place for Western Australians and a popular destination for interstate and international visitors. Mediterranean-style climate and Indigenous flora and fauna of this Island provide the backdrop to a special holiday experience.

Take a day trip to Rottnest (or Rotto as the locals call it), or book a stay for a few days or more. It’ll be a memorable part of any visit to Perth.

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See food and eat it ...by Bev Ligman Do yourself a summer favour. Grab your bestie, boyfriend or partner and get yourself over to Rotto for Rottnest Cruises’ Wild Seafood Experience.

The day starts as any day to Rotto should, jumping aboard a SeaLink ferry to get to the island. Then of course there’s the obligatory ‘snack’ pie from the Rotto Bakery to line your stomach and by 11am you’re all set to go on the seafood cruise of a lifetime.

The Wild Seafood experience is fully interactive – they’ve put the cray pots out, but you have to haul them back in and catch your own lunch. It’s hard work – but let’s face it you’ve already had a couple of Champagnes by this time so you’re basically up for anything!

Once lunch is caught (and everyone gets a go at pulling up a cray pot) it’s time for a swim off the back of the boat. Delightful. My bestie and I went on a blisteringly hot 40-degree day so we couldn’t wait to throw ourselves into the deep blue sea and cool down.

Then just when you think things couldn’t get any better, you’re served fresh oysters and a Champagne as you dry off from your dip. Yep this, my friends, is living.

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The Rottnest Cruise staff are brilliant, they knew my bestie and I both got seasick so they made sure to tell us where not to sit on the boat when it was rocky and they also filled up our glass whenever they were empty. Definitely our kind of people.

For lunch a long table is set up on the boat and you tuck into fresh crab, prawns, pickled octopus, seafood tacos and a whole bunch of amazing salads. You definitely won’t leave this cruise hungry.

Then the crays are cooked on the BBQ right in front of you. Honestly, if they were any fresher, .you’d slap their face.

Whether you’re a tourist, a local who hasn’t been to Rotto for a while or you’re showing someone WA’s best bits, the Wild Seafood Experience is the perfect activity. The cruise itself is only three hours long so you’re not on a boat the whole day and, as, there’s only about 15 people on board, it never feels cramped or crowded.

And because you don’t go out that far or stay out that long, it really is suitable for all ages, so why not make it a family day out?

The Wild Seafood Experience is $175 for adults and $125 for children. To book visit rottnestcruises.com/

See the sealife From January 2019, experience Rottnest’s pristine, crystal waters from above and below on a glass bottom sea kayaking tour.

Your tour will start with a short bus ride to the calmest bay on the island arriving asthe guides unload the kayaks, fit everyone for a life jacket and set off on an adventure. Paddle into secluded bays, inaccessible to those on the land and too shallow for those on a boat. Even if you have been going to Rottnest for years, you have probably never seen it like this.

The clear floored kayaks also offer guests a window into the world below.

See colourful marine life, coral, and fascinating reef formations while staying (relatively) high and dry.

The glass bottom sea kayaking tours are for those looking for an active, yet relaxed experience of the island. Yes, you will need your sense of adventure, but you do not need to be an elite athlete. If you have decent upper body strength and are capable of sitting in a small craft for two hours, then you can do this.Book your tour at rottnestkayak.com.au or at the Rottnest Island Visitors Centre.

Realign your karma Karma Rottnest is redefining the spa ritual with the opening of its new destination spa featuring the global debut of Karma’s Apothecary Massage Bar. The first flagship Karma Spa to open in Australia, Karma Rottnest promises to provide guests with a sumptuous sense of place as it reflects the laidback charm of Rottnest Island.

Once inside the colonial-era island cottage, guests will discover a selection of restorative rituals deeply attuned to the senses. The extensive spa menu is rich with signature treatments such as Karma Surrender or the bespoke Be in the Moment massage designed specifically for each individual’s needs.

Treatment highlights include the Apothecary Massage Bar where Karma Spa’s team of body workers curate personalised experiences using a selection of essential oils tailored around the five spa themes of Relax, De-stress, Activate, Meditate and Mood Booster. Bliss.

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Gabbi Karniny Bidi (9.7km)

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It’s a fun, safe and healthy way to enjoy the very best of Rottnest Island.

HISTORY & CULTURE Visitors can experience Aboriginal, European, colonial, maritime, military, recreational and social heritage on Rottnest Island, which to a certain extent is reflective of

Rottnest Island is 11km in length and 4.5km at its widest point

the development of the state of Western Australia.

The history of Rottnest Island has created a rich and significant cultural heritage. First records of human occupation of Rottnest Island date back more than 6,500 years ago when the island was still attached to the mainland, and Aboriginal people inhabited the area. Since its initial European exploration from the 17th Century and its settlement in 1829, Rottnest Island has been through a number of stages of development and has been used for a variety of purposes.

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ON THE RECORD... with John Paul Young

JOHN PAUL YOUNG

As told to Ara Jansen

Fall in love again with John Paul Young and The Allstar Band as he sings the Vanda and Young songbook. Here he shares his thoughts and the music that he can’t live without.

1. The first album I bought, on vinyl, was probably one of the first compilation albums around 1967. It had some of the old masters from the Deep South like Leadbelly. He wrote House of the Rising Sun and Goodnight Irene. I think I’d just left school and it was all my pocket money.

2. I never wanted to be a musician.

It was thrust on me by my mates who decided they wanted to be in a band and if I didn’t play with them, I wouldn’t have any mates. I’d just started my apprenticeship in sheet metal work but went along with them.

I’m the type of kid that just kept singing. That was my entertainment.

My mates insisted I sing, and it took a while for me to really like it. I’m a picky bugger but it all worked out. It’s the most marvellous thing. Not one of those friends is still involved in music.

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house would have been something on the radio. I was already singing in the pram at two years old and my mum told me I was already singing Wild Colonial Boy. I must have heard it from someone.

4. I did my first performance at the Ingleburn Scout Hall in the western suburbs of Sydney. The song was Back In The USSR by The Beatles. It was 1968 and it was with my band Elm Tree.

We were probably lucky if we got $20.

5. It’s too hard to choose a favourite album of all time but I’d say just about all of The Eagles albums. I love the Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, The Beach Boys – it’s a hell of a big list and too hard to cut down.

6. While I haven’t bought anything new in a while the last purchase in our house was a vinyl copy we bought online of Baby by Dianne Davidson, released in 1971.

7. I can’t pick a favourite song but Love Is In The Air is a song I wish I’d written. It’s a perfect pop song for me, even though there are plenty of great pop songs around.

8. One of my go-to albums is probably Astral Weeks by Van Morrison. Or maybe something from Gladys Knight & The Pips. I just love the 60s and 70s era.

9. If I landed on a desert island, rather than take a bunch of albums, I’d take something to make music with instead, like a guitar. That way I’d never be bored, always be able to sing and entertain myself.

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OUT ABOUT SOUTH OF PERTH

ADVENTURE WORLD Adventure World is Perth’s only Theme Park/Water Park where visitors can spend an awesome day with family and friends. Open seasonally.

(08) 9417 9666. 351 Progress Drive, Bibra Lake. Visit adventureworld.com. au COCKBURN ICE ARENA Whether it’s coming down to the rink for a public session, taking up ice hockey, enrolling in a learn-to-skate class, booking a birthday party, or bringing your school down for an excursion, their rink has something for everybody. 401 Progress Drive, Bibra Lake, visit cockburnicearena.com.au

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PENGUIN I S L A N D

The all new Penguin Island Wildlife Cruise departs daily at 10.15am and 12.15pm.

10% discount off any Penguin Island Cruise (excludes ferry).

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JETPACK PERTH JetPack Perth is the WA’s first coastal Jetpack experience. Based in Rockingham Beach our professional instructors offer jetpack training for you to get to grips with this ultimate water Jjtpack.

0452 500 550 Bell Park, Rockingham or Visit jetpack-perth.com.au PERTH WAKE PARK Perth Wake Park is the only cable wakeboard park in Western Australia. Located 30 minutes south of Perth city at the Mundijong Road, Kwinana Freeway exit, near Rockingham.

(08) 9524 2884. Lot 482 St Albans Rd, Baldivis or visitperthwakepark.com.au

Have Fun With Wildlife Kayaking Shoalwater Islands Tours.

Morning bus pick up in the city then kayak with our friendly guides to Seal Island! See dolphins and sea lions then explore Point Peron and enjoy a healthy picnic lunch. Book online using the code “WHATSON10” www.rivergods.com.au Bookings 08 9259 0749

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OUT ABOUT IN MANDURAH

DON’T MISS . . .

THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC It’s time to dust off the platforms and squeeze back into those leotards as ABBA fans are set to experience five weeks of dancing and singing when the world’s premier ABBA tribute The ABBA Show jets in for an Australian Regional Tour which will stop off at Mandurah in March.

Coming off the back of a massive sell-out New Zealand tour, the hype and excitement from fans prompted strong demand for the show to return BALI @ AVALON Now you can have a Bali experience just an hour from Perth – without the airfares and passport. Bali at Avalon is the perfect holiday getaway, just a five-minute walk to stunning Avalon Bay providing resort-style comfort set among tropical gardens.

Call 0406 534 696 Bob / 0416 167 172 Ray or visitbaliavalon.com.au DRAKESBROOK ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES Australia’s largest Moorcroft retailer with more than 300 pieces, including original art pieces. Also stockists of Charlie Bears with great displays.

Open Wed to Sun 10am to 4pm. Closed Mon and Tues. (08) 9733 1240 85 South Western Highway, Waroona Visit drakesbrookantique.com.au EDENVALE HOMESTEAD Visit Edenvale Homestead (1888) and have a Devonshire tea at the Edenvale Homestead Tearooms. Visit the machinery museum, historical society, art gallery, patchwork and the arts and craft shop. Open daily 10am to 3pm.

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to Australia with ticket sellers receiving unprecedented interest from customers in the lead up to the 2019 tour.

The ABBA Show is a full-scale concert experience and stage show featuring two and a half hours of live singing and dancing with the accompaniment of a charming live band, sparkling replica costumes and theatrical lighting and effects to dazzle the audience.

THE ABBA SHOW, Mandurah Performing Arts Centre, March 23.

Visit theabbashow.com.au

FOREST HERITAGE CENTRE Explore and experience local culture and heritage at the Forest Heritage Centre.

There is fun for all the family, including a treetop walk, interpretive centre, creative courses, trails, art gallery, bush tucker café and affordable accommodation. Follow the emu trail from town.

1 Acacia Road, Dwellingup (08) 9538 1395 or visit forestheritagecentre. com.au MEADOW SPRINGS GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB Provides ‘golf as nature intended’. A spectacular and impeccably maintained championship layout winding through tranquil native Australian bushland.

Outstanding practice facilities and full food and beverage facilities, catering for golfers and functions.

23 Meadow Springs Drive, Mandurah (08) 9581 6002 or visit msgcc.com.au IBIS FARM STAY Enjoy a country escape in a 100-year old jarrah character cottage. Just a short drive from Perth, the three-bedroom cottage is recently renovated and fully selfcontained. Feed the farm animals, ride a tractor, explore the region or just sit back and relax in the peaceful setting.

348 Mills Road, West Pinjarra Call 0417 952 269 or visit ibispark.com.au EMMA BLYTH GALLERY Emma’s paintings express a passion for vibrant colours and her unique ability in translating Australian culture to canvas.

Her paintings portray scenes from Australia’s rugged outback to the beautiful beaches and forests of WA’s south west.

9 Smart Street, Mandurah Visit emmablyth.com.au TOURIST FUN TRAIN COMPANY Hop on board the Mandurah Tourist Train for an hour’s tour around the beautiful foreshores and Ocean Marina. Or hop on/ hop off all day. There’s also a kid’s train running up and down the foreshore seven days a week.

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INTER VIEW ... with ShockOne

GROOVING AND MOOVING ALONG FOR A GREAT DAY The annual Bunbury festival hits town in May. Ara Jansen checks in and talks to Perth DJ and producer ShockOne.

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hen ShockOne hits the stage at Groovin the Moo, it will be the first chance for a home crowd to hear the finished tracks from his new album.

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“It’s always awesome playing for a local crowd,” says ShockOne. “Plus, I can have a slightly bigger production and can bring all my vocalists with me. This is will be one of the first

opportunities to play the new album in its finished state. That’s going to be really cool.”

At the annual Bunbury festival, this year ShockOne will be sharing the bill with the likes of A$Ap Twelvyy, Holy Holy, DMA’s, Angie McMahon, Coolio, Duckwrth, Billie Eilish, Flosstradamus, Spinderella and Hilltop Hoods.

Starting in 2005 and consistently selling out, the festival features a combination of community engagement, artists, local food and beverages alongside a diverse musical bill. Groovin the Moo’s increasingly recognised trademark is about having a fun and enjoying a value-packed day complete with a twist of country hospitality and inclusivity.

“I think I ask a lot of my audience, but for me, if the song is good, that’s all that matters,” says ShockOne about takin the stage. “I expect people to appreciate that and be open-minded and have as eclectic tastes as I do.

I want to challenge drum and bass heads and hope they can appreciate

a song for what it is rather than what you think it should be.”

Due for imminent release, his A Dark Machine album contains pieces of dubstep, drum and bass, a “13BPM pop-techno thing” and some ambient pieces. While it might seem like a mixed bag, the producer says he’s the common link tying it all together.

Also, after a slew of singles and EPs and a debut album, it was time to write the songs ShockOne knew he would regret if they were ignored in his creative process.

“As I’m getting better at my craft, I’m learning to tell that story in a more focused way, with the least amount of clutter and noise. The difference for me, compared to the first album, is that this one is much more considered.

Sonically, it sounds much bigger but I’m also cutting away layers just to have the bare things that tell the story of the song.

“I’m way more productive now,” he explains after having worked on the album at the same time as becoming a

“I think I ask a lot of my audience, but for me, if a song is good, that’s all that matters.”

first-time dad. “I’m a lot less neurotic and self-indulgent, especially if I want to be home for bath time. It’s also meant that when I was forced to let go of being so precious, I started making better work. I no longer have time to have writer’s block!”

Groovin’ the Moo happens on Saturday, May 11, at Hay Park in Bunbury. It’s a licensed all-ages event.

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Golf

Let’s tee it up beside the kangaroos WEMBLEY GOLF COURSE Swing Driving Range Mon-Fri (excluding Tue): 6:30am 9:00pm 200 The Boulevard, Wembley Downs (08) 6280 1300 Visit wembleygolf.com.au

JOONDALUP RESORT 27-hole championship golf course Open to public 7 days.

Country Club Boulevard, Connolly (08) 9400 8811 Visit joondalupresort.com.au

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THE LINKS KENNEDY BAY 9 Holes: Mid week - $30

Weekend - $35 18 Holes: Mid Week - $50

Weekend - $60 Cart/golf club hire available Port Kennedy Drive, Port Kennedy (08) 9524 5991 or kennedybay.com.au MEADOW SPRINGS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Green Fees: Mon - Fri $64

Sat - Sun $74 Cart/golf club hire available Meadow Springs Drive, Mandurah (08) 9581 6002, msgcc.com.au THE VINES RESORT & COUNTRY CLUB Green Fees: 18 holes with included shared use of motorised buggy: Mon-Fri: $89 or $99, Sat - Sun: $99 or $109 Verdelho Drive, The Vines.

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erth is in the middle of an accommodation bonanza for all budgets. Never before have so many rooms been available for so many price brackets. Thanks to the recent creation of so many new venues - the six-star Crown Towers and much-lauded The Treasury being the most notable - the boom isn’t over yet. With 2019 now in full swing, an additional 720 rooms will become available. Some 24 new hotels will open in and around Perth over the next three years, adding almost 4,000 rooms to the local market at a cost of more than $3 billion. Existing hotels like the Fraser Suites and the new DoubleTree by Hilton Perth in Northbridge right in the heart of Perth’s party zone continue to offer visitors top quality accommodation and dining options.

If you’re heading out of the city to the Margaret River region (a three and a half hour drive) or the newly christened Bunbury Geographe region, just two hours from the CBD, there’s a wide choice again. You can stay close to vineyards and dine like superstars on local produce (Cape Lodge) or on the beach (Abbey Beach

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Resort), rent a beautiful private home via Private Properties, or stay on the farm in charming Balingup Heights.

Ring the changes The Westin Perth has established itself as a very welcome addition to the hotel scene in Perth, leading the

charge in a newly invigorated eastern part of the city. It’s a luxurious place to call home during your stay in the city. With the world famous ‘Heavenly Beds’ in every room, you’ll enjoy a great night’s sleep after exploring some of the most vibrant bars and cafes, literally on your doorstep. We recommend Hadiqa for a taste of Morocco - it’s just across the street from the Westin’s terrace. An added bonus is that there’s a Bodhi J eco-luxe spa in the hotel too; paradise, just a few floors up.

The Melbourne Hotel has emerged, butterfly-like, after a substantial renovation and we absolutely love its cool new vibe. On the corner of Hay and Milligan Streets in the heart of Perth CBD, The Melbourne Hotel has been a

part of the local character and culture since 1897.

This beautiful building’s old-world splendour and charm now pays tribute to the grand hotels of yesteryear, an era when travel meant something special and guests were welcomed on a more personal level. Proud of this heritage, yet keeping up with the times with a bright style, the contemporary redesign reflects the dynamic landscape of Perth.

And just opened, QT Perth offers a chic new industrial approach to luxe in the heart of the city. And its rooftop bar is the hippest place in town for a cocktail as the sun goes down. The rooms are luxurious and quirky - a real change up from the usual place to rest your head.

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VISITOR INFORMATION ELECTRICITY The electrical current in Australia is 240/250 volts AC 50Hz. The Australian three-pin power outlet is different from many Asian and European countries. If your appliances are 100 C, check if there is a 110/240V switch; if not, you will require an adaptor which can be bought at many shops in WA.

SEASONAL FRUITS Produce that is in season locally is cheaper, tastes better and has more nutrients. Produce that has been transported over long distances overseas or cross-country cannot compete with locally grown produce for freshness, taste and nutritional value. Some locally produced fruits are:

TIME ZONES WA is on Western Standard Time (WST) which is eight hours ahead of GMT. Perth is one-and-a-half hours behind South Australia and the Northern Territory and two or three hours behind all other Australian states, depending on daylight saving between October and March.

Spring Berries, currants, figs, guava, grapes, kiwifruit, kumquats, mulberries, nectarines, onges, passionfruit, strawberries.

CLIMATE Perth has a Mediterranean climate, with mild winters and hot dry summers. Perth is the sunniest capital in Australia with an average of eight hours sunshine a day. The skies above Perth are often bright blue without a cloud in the sky. Combine the warm weather and beautiful beaches and it’s easy to see why so many people enjoy the outdoor lifestyle of Western Australia. In summer many people can be found at one of the many beautiful white sandy beaches along the coastline, cooling down in the clean blue Indian Ocean.

Spring (September - November) Summer (December - February) Autumn (March - May) Winter (June - August).

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Summer Apples, apricots, avocados, cherries, grapes, mangoes, melons, peaches, plums, strawberries.

Autumn Apples, custard apples, figs, grapes, guava, kiwifruit, mandarins, melons, pears, olives, passionfruit, quinces.

Winter Apples, avocados, grapefruits, kiwifruit, limes, mandarins, honeydew melons, oranges, pears.

POSTAGE The suburban post office is open from Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm. You can also purchase stamps from many news agencies.

The standard letter costs $1 anywhere in Australia. For further information visit auspost.com.au or phone 13 76 78 CURRENCY Notes are $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 denominations; coins are 5¢, 10¢, 20¢, 50¢, $1 and $2.

Banks are open Monday to Thursday 9.30am - 4pm and until 5pm on

Friday. All banks are closed on Saturday, Sunday and public holidays.

Automatic Tellers operate 24hrs a day. EFTPOS facilities are available at most large stores, supermarkets, chemists and service stations. You can cash travellers cheques at banks, hotels and some motels. Always have identification when doing so.

Exchange Rates vary from day to day.

Banks and hotels will tell you what current rates are.

CREDIT CARDS Mastercard, Visa, American Express and Diner’s Club are widely accepted.

AIRPORTS Getting to and from the airport - The CONNECT shuttle operates to and from Perth Airport Domestic Terminal 3 (T3). If you arrive at the International Terminal 1 (T1) or Domestic Terminal 2 (T2) take the free terminal transfer bus which operates seven days a week to T3. Then simply follow the signs to the Perth city shuttle stop. There are several convenient picks up and drop off points in the city:

EXCESS BAGGAGE Do you have excess baggage problems? That extra suit case? Too much shopping? Sports equipment?

Don’t get caught overweight at the airport. Call Exportair - whatever your needs, Exportair picks up from your hotel and delivers to over 5,000 cities in over 200 countries worldwide. Door to Door / Door to Airport.

Call (08) 9477 1080 TAXIS are readily available 24 hrs a day. An average fare from the Domestic Airport to Perth CBD is around $30 and from the international, $40. In the city, catch taxis from stands, flag them down from the kerb side or phone 13 13 30, 13 10 08 or 9333 3333.

HIRE VEHICLES are available at the airport. Uber is also available in Perth - just download the app to your phone and order a ride.

AIRPORT PARKING Drop-off and pick-up service available, contact Perth Ace Rent-A-Car for more information.

• East Perth train station; • WA Museum - Beaufort Street; • Opposite the YHA Backpackers Hostel - Wellington Street; • The Kings Perth Hotel - Corner of Pier Street and Hay Street; and • The Ambassador Hotel Adelaide Terrace.

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Rail & Ferries

TRANSPERTH TRAINS run from the City to Armadale, Clarkson, Fremantle, Midland and Mandurah. You can take the same train from one end of the rail network to the other. All suburban trains stop at the city station on Wellington Street. Call Transperth on 13 62 13.

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1300 662 205 for more information.

INTERSTATE RAIL - The Indian Pacific leaves East Perth Terminal at 11.55am and is currently scheduled to depart each Wednesday until mid August when Wednesday & Sunday departures will return until mid December. We suggest you call Great Southern Railway Ltd on 13 21 47 for confirmation.

Walpole Wilderness

Take the time to experience the three natural and beautiful sites in the Walpole Wilderness

Mount Frankland Wilderness Lookout

Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk

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