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Australia, Living Down Under, Perth

See what life is really like in Australia. Jobs, climate, houses, schools - a picture really does say a thousand words !

Tessa Steven created the Living Down Under DVDs to help people wanting to live and work in Australia, see what everyday life is really like.

Perth, the gateway to Western Australia, has the most hours of sunshine than any other capital city in Australia. This makes it the ideal destination where travellers can enjoy a relaxed outdoor lifestyle all year round. Endless beaches stretch the length of the coast, you will see Fremantle, Cottersloe, San Remo and Scarborough Beaches. You can find world-class wineries in nearby Swan Valley and explore the beautiful bushland setting of the Darling Range, to the east.
Western Australia's famous Margaret River Wine Region combines secluded beaches, old growth forests and wineries to create a truly unique holiday experience. This quaint surfie town has evolved into a gourmet traveller's delight, producing wines from over 60 wineries, delicious cheeses, chocolate, olive oil and truffles throughout the region. And it's just a three-and-a-half hour drive south of Perth.
In the city itself you'll find a pulsing Central Business District resplendent with a glorious selection of shops, bars, restaurants, galleries, theatres and museums, on this DVD you will visit Ye Old London court, and the main shopping areas in Perth city centre. Visiting the Hollywood and Royal Perth hospitals also in this DVD


Tessa immigrated from the UK and her passion to promote the country and lifestyle on offer , is truly visible on this educational and informative DVD.

You will find out about getting a job and the tax system, coping with the change in climate, the cost of living, the education and medical systems, whether to buy or build a house, buying a car and the transport system, if you can take your pet, snakes and spiders, shopping, life at the beach and what to do in your spare time.

You will see the beautiful beaches and tranquil waters at Cottesloe, Freemantle or Freeo as it is affectionately named by the locals. The beautiful area of Mandurah.

All the cities shops including Ye London Court, and the main shopping district in the city.

This DVD portrays everyday life and are a MUST SEE for anyone wanting to immigrate, or if you are interested in taking a look at life in Australia, the land downunder.


"We found the DVD very informative & interesting."
Sue from West Yorkshire

"Thanks so much for the DVD, it was absolutely beautiful, I can definitely imagine myself living there. I liked the way you showed an everyday picture of Australia (enormously useful for us.)"
Robert from Norwich
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The sky in Perth, Australia, this morning was bright blue and perfectly mirrored by this Lechenaultia biloba, still wet from a shower. It's native to this area, and must be a delight for everyone annually to behold!
Imagine a bay on the south-central coast of what we know today as Australia in April 1802. Two small sailing expeditions from countries at war in far-off Europe - England and France - catch sight of each other's flags. One commanded by Nicolas-Thomas Baudin (1754-1803), the other by Matthew Flinders (1774-1814). But neither was intent on warfare, and no doubt everyone was quite happy to encounter fellow-Europeans after many months at sea. The names of Baudin's ships were Geographe and Naturaliste, a clear demonstration of his papers not to fight but to map the geography and natural resources of this new world for his government. Flinders' ship was named Investigator, again clearly indicating his duty to explore the coasts and to collect specimens.
Both expeditions carried not only the necessary sailing crews, but also intrepid and later to become eminent naturalists such as the Frenchman Jean-Baptiste Leschenault de la Tour (1773-1826) and the the Scot Robert Brown (1773-1858). For the two expeditions' fortuitous meeting, Flinders named the safe berth of their ships: Encounter Bay.
The two naturalists immediately struck up a friendship. Leschenault made a great impression on Brown, and the latter later named our Blue Beauty for him. But as is sometimes the case in a quick encounter: you don't get the other name quite correctly. And so Brown missed out the 's' of 'Leschenault' when he used his name.

Perth, Western Australia.

View across the Swan River facing South West.

This is Australia Day and Perth celebrates with a huge fireworks display.

This year we were treated to a sensational sunset , a great fireworks display and to top it off the full moon rose above the city skyline at the climax of the fireworks show.

It was a little windy for great fireworks pictures though.

Discover the serene Beauty of Australia's most elegant capital city and stroll through The Federation Walkway in Kings Park. Cross the sparkling waters of the Swan River and relax in Perth's Zoological Gardens, home of the elusive Numbat.
Enjoy the shopping in Perth's modern precinct and observe the production of gold at the historic Perth Mint and take in the atmosphere of the spectacular Burswood Casino. Hear the glory of the chimes from the Bell Tower ringing out across Perth.
Come with us to the sandy shores of Perth's beaches, then plunge into the colonial history of Fremantle, emerging amongst the bustle of the famous Markets and such delights of a time gone by at the Western Australia Maritime Museum.
We take you to Penguin Island, sanctuary to the fairy penguins and the sea lions and on to the home of the intriguing Quokkas, beautiful Rottnest Island. Travel along the Avon River to the elegantly preserved towns of Northam, York and Toodyay, then to the magical rugged Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park.
Visit lush winegrowing districts in the Swan Valley and the Margaret River regions and then to the peaceful stillness of the majestic Jewel and Lakes Caves, completing a memorable exploration of Australia's Golden City-PERTH.
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