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With pristine white sandy beaches, a rugged interior contrasting
with lush forests, a sunny climate and friendly people, studying in
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| Perth – the Western Capital |
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- Shopping – Perth’s central city shopping area is open seven
days a week. The two main shopping areas are the Murray and Hay
Street Malls and each offers a wide range of speciality stores.
- Eating Out – The rich diversity of restaurants, cafes,
wineries and fresh produce, combined with a mix of cultural
influences has seen the creation of a culinary style that is very
West Australian.
- Attractions – There are a range of attractions within easy
reach of the city centre including kings Park, the Perth Mint,
Swan Bells and Perth Zoo.
- Beaches – You can enjoy white sandy beaches along the Western
Australian coast, including world class swimming beaches in Perth.
- Nightlife – Northbridge, Fremantle, Leederville, Subiaco and
Claremont are just some of Perth’s bustling nightlife areas.
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Day Tours from Perth
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- The Pinnacles – A comfortable three hour drive north of Perth
is the remarkable natural landscape of the Pinnacles, where
limestone spires, up to five metres high, rise from the sand.
- Swan Valley – A short ferry ride up the Swan River is the Swan
Valley – a picturesque area of rolling green vineyards, wineries,
boutique restaurants and art galleries.
- Dolphin Coast – Western Australia’s ‘dolphin coast’ extends
from Monkey Mia in the north to Rockingham, Mandurah and Bunbury,
south of Perth. You can swim with these amazing creatures or watch
them play from the safety of a boat.
- Rottnest Island – Just off the coast are the crystal clear
waters and white beaches of Rottnest Island which are perfect for
swimming, snorkelling, windsurfing, skindiving, sunbathing,
surfing, boating and fishing. Meet the koalas, the small friendly
marsupials which inhabit the island.
- The Best of the West - Take some time to explore WA,
where you can swim with the whale sharks at Ningaloo. See the
stars - from anywhere! Tour the wine regions of the South West.
Pan for gold in Kalgoorlie or learn to scuba dive.
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The secret ballot now used
around the world was first introduced in the Australian colony of
Victoria in 1855.