Once a bustling hub of pearl sheds, billiard saloons, opium dens and brothels, Broome’s Chinatown is still a retail and dining hub for this unique North West town. Visitors to Chinatown today can
Situated in the old Dalgety and Co manager's house, this charming historical museum is run by volunteers, all who are long-term locals of Port Hedland.
Visible from Point Samson and Cossack, Jarman Island Lighthouse is one of the Pilbara's most important historic landmarks. The lighthouse was built in 1888 and played a significant role in the
Visit Myalls Bore, near Derby to witness the ingenuity of the early farmers who drew water from the depths of the earth to fill a massive 120 metre long trough.
At the entrance to Newman, this decommissioned Haul Pack Truck provides an insight into the mining industry as well as a great photo op. A ramp provides access to a viewing platform at a height of 3
The Old Goods Shed Museum also houses Onslow Visitor Centre and it’s worth spending some time here to see its collection of old machinery, rolling stock and memorabilia. The first building in the old
Pannawonica takes its name from nearby Pannawonica Hill, or the “hill that came from the sea”. Pannawonica is a ‘closed town’, built in 1970 to house the employees of Robe River Iron. Visitors are
Located 3km outside Paraburdoo on the road to Tom Price, this beautiful and imposing sculpture was created by WA sculptor Alex Micke in collaboration with the local community . The sculpture was
As the North West’s first gazetted town, Roebourne played an important administrative role for the region and the heritage listed buildings dotted around the town are a lasting reminder of this period
The Russian Jack and Jack Jugarie memorial statues in Halls Creek commemorate the legend of Russian Jack and the incredible bush skills of local Jaru Elder Jack Jugarie.
The humble double-fronted tin structure of the world’s oldest operating picture gardens in Chinatown, Broome is given the Hollywood touch with bright marquee lights picking out the name “Sun Pictures”
One of Australia's most remarkable outback landscapes, the massive Wolfe Creek Crater National Park lies on the edge of the Great Sandy Desert in the Kimberley.
