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    Spring Time Fever - 9 Fun Things to Do in Fremantle

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    Written by: Shana Chong
    Published: 19 September 2012

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    At last, spring is in full swing! In Fremantle, the terraces are buzzing and the chants of the market traders are matching the beats of the baristas. There’s a certain character about Freo that makes you feel wholly connected to the community. With its somewhat laid back atmosphere and kaleidoscope of cultures, the city seems to come into its own during the warmer months. Its splendour provides a colourful backdrop to the Indian Ocean.

    Fremantle has always been bustling. Over the years I’ve also noticed its gentrification tipping over into South Fremantle. Keep venturing along South Terrace and you will come across some up and coming establishments.

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    Perth Walkabout August Monthly Wrap

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    Written by: Nita Teoh
    Published: 07 September 2012

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    The Perth Walkabout Monthly Wrap is published at the start of each month to provide a snapshot of articles that hit the headlines in the last 4 weeks.

    Here is Perth Walkabout's Monthly Wrap for the month of August:


    Things to do in Broome for a Perfect Winter Getaway

    To get away from the winter blues, look no further than Broome as your next getaway. It's only taken me so long to visit this breathtaking town. From the minute you touch down at Broome International Airport, you know you've left winter behind. All the airport ground staff are in shorts and summer shirts, and sporting deep tans.

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    Organic Food Shops in Perth and Where to Find Them

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    Written by: Emily Cordz
    Published: 17 October 2012

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    If you’ve decided you want to support more organic products, you’re in luck. Perth has many places to find great quality organic shops and products as well as a growing number of organic cafes.

    Mainstream markets and restaurants are also expanding their selection of organic offerings, making it easier than ever to go organic.

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    Highgate’s Hidden Gems Where the Locals Go

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    Written by: Nita Teoh
    Published: 11 January 2013

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    Highgate may be one of the smallest suburbs in Perth but don’t be deceived as it has many temptations to lure you in for a visit, including some hidden gems that you may not be aware of if you’re not from this neck of the woods.

    Its popular café strip on Beaufort Street has a fantastic mix of pubs, restaurants and shops and is easy to get to, being only 2 kilometres north of the Perth CBD and an easy bus ride from the city.

    Most Perthites are familiar with Northbridge, and possibly Mount Lawley, depending whether you are a north or south of the river person. Highgate is wedged between these two other well known suburbs.

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    Busselton Jetty – The Longest Jetty in the Southern Hemisphere

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    Written by: Nita Teoh
    Published: 14 December 2012

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    Earlier this year, the famous Busselton Jetty overlooking Geographe Bay reopened after a major overhaul that cost $27 million dollars. Its claim to fame is for holding the record for the longest wooden (or timber-piled) jetty in the Southern Hemisphere at 1.9 kilometres. Post renovation, it is now in a much stronger position to maintain its special record.

    At the jetty entrance, you will find the boat shed visitors centre – that’s if you don’t get distracted and find yourself at a few hundred metres away indulging at Simmo’s the local ice cream outlet!

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    What’s Caramel Fudge got to do with Theatresports Shows in Perth?

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    Written by: Nita Teoh
    Published: 29 August 2012

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    “What’s Caramel Fudge got to do with Theatresports Shows in Perth?” you may ask. You’ll have to read on to find out!

    Last month, we heard from the Just Improvise specialist theatre improvisation company about theatre sports in Perth. Just Improvise are putting on more shows so if you don’t want to miss out, you had better get in quick.

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    2. A Visit to Coventry Square Markets - Perth’s First Big Market of Its Kind
    3. Getting To the Art of It, Perth Style
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