Confession time - I have long feet. In fact, I wear a size 11-12 (42-43) and it is very difficult to find nice looking shoes to fit me....

The first major temporary exhibition to go on show at the WA Museum Boola Bardip is Songlines: Tracking the Seven Sisters, from November...

Fremantle Markets is an amazing venue to visit for both tourists and locals. People have been flocking here since 1897. You come as a...

This week I was interviewed twice by ABC radio on solo traveling. Isn't it funny how your voice sounds totally different than you...

The WA Shipwrecks Museum in Fremantle is housed in the convict built 1850s Commissariat building. Restored in the 1970s, entry is free...

Dutch explorer Willem de Vlamingh gave this beautiful island its name in 1696. He mistook the native animals, the quokkas, here for rats...

In collaboration with the National Museum Demark, the Fremantle Maritime Museum is hosting the Vikings exhibit, subtitled Warriors of the...

Thank you to Sea Link Rottnest for their ferry ride to and from the Island. On the way back the seas were very choppy, the waves were as...

Pinjarra’s Premier Hotel in January was the perfect venue for the fourth annual outdoor event - Australian Monsters of Rock. Starting at...

This is a story of human connection, community inclusiveness and active citizenship. During my research, my heart was so touched, that I...

When your social circle decreases, especially as you get older, this can lead to a loss of the sense of connection. It can change a...

“Meet up with me next Tuesday night, under the bridge near The Narrows in Perth, just before dusk. Bring Cash.” She said to me. It was...

There are no private beaches in Australia. Any land that the high tide touches is Crown Land. This means that people can use the beaches...

I love a success story where a hard working battler overcomes prejudice and unfair laws to succeed and help others. The Galati family is...

There is something primal about a campfire. The heat it generates warms your body whilst the flickering flames are almost hypnotising....

Over 5000 (and growing weekly) gnomes call this place home, Ferguson Valley in the south of Western Australia. Listed as one of the top...