Life in Western Australia
Boasting thousands of kilometres of white sandy beaches, amazing scenery, endless blue skies and a modern yet relaxed lifestyle, Western Australia is considered one of Australia's most popular destinations for migrants.
Western Australia is Australia's largest state in area, covering 2,525 million square kilometres, with a population of around 2.3 million people.
With the tropical climate, turquoise waters and spectacular gorges in the north, to the Mediterranean climate, wineries and forests in the South West, Western Australia varies vastly from region to region and offers something for everyone. Western Australia’s South-West was internationally recognised as one of the world’s most desirable holiday destinations by leading travel guide company Lonely Planet, featuring in its Best in Travel publication's "world’s top 10 regions to visit in 2010" list.
The mean average temperatures in Perth are:
- Perth Summer Max 30 degrees centigrade Min 17 degrees centigrade
- Perth Winter Max 18 degrees centigrade Min 8 degrees centigrade
Western Australia's capital city, Perth, was recently ranked 10th in the most liveable cities in the world in the 2012 The Economist Intelligence Unit list.
For more information on Western Australia, please visit Tourism WA or the State Migration Centre.
