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Here’s where all our summertime Australian slang came from.

When we grab that snag, swag or esky, we’re doing more than celebrating summer. Let’s celebrate Australian slang.

Designing a suburban utopia in Perth

Massive master-planned communities have completely reshaped the northeast edge of Perth. Explore the thoughtful urban design and community living in Ellenbrook.

Women gamers account for half of Australia’s gamers; but what about it?

Half of Australia’s gamers are women, but we know very little about mothers who game.

Backyard bliss: Designing the perfect outdoor entertainment space in Baldivis

Baldivis residents are increasingly transforming their backyards into resort-inspired sanctuaries designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living and year-round entertainment. This shift toward high-end domestic retreats features luxury elements like expansive swimming pools, cabana-style daybeds, and functional alfresco zones.

Gliding with dolphins along the Waikiki coast

Waikiki Beach in Western Australia offers a serene setting for stand up paddleboarding where wild bottlenose dolphins often swim alongside participants. This coastal activity combines physical core strength with the unique opportunity to observe marine life in its natural habitat.

Thrills on the water at the Baldivis aqua and wake parks

Baldivis hosts a massive lake featuring an expansive inflatable obstacle course and the only cable wakeboarding facility in Western Australia. This outdoor destination offers a mix of high-energy aquatic challenges and lakeside relaxation suitable for all ages.

The evolution of eco-living in Wellard

Wellard represents a shift in Western Australian urban design by integrating sustainable residential spaces with accessible rail infrastructure. This master-planned community demonstrates how medium-density housing can coexist with protected natural landscapes and essential public amenities.

Minnawarra Park and the art of stillness in Armadale

Minnawarra Park offers a peaceful sanctuary in the heart of Armadale, defined by its mature trees and tranquil waterways. Visitors can enjoy shaded walking trails and heritage architecture in an environment designed for slow living.

The green thumb guru of Armadale: A gardener’s enduring legacy

Dedicated community custodians in Armadale work tirelessly to preserve historic paradise-style landscapes like Wirra Willa while fostering local resilience. This shared connection to the land provides residents with profound emotional grounding and helps protect personal wellbeing through gardening.

Finding clarity on the Darling Scarp trails of Forrestfield

Forrestfield serves as a crucial gateway to the expansive wilderness of the Darling Scarp, offering immediate access to serious bushwalking terrain. Hikers can discover architectural ruins and panoramic views of the Perth skyline while navigating the rugged trails of Mundy Regional Park.

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