Locals complain of eyesore on the foreshore
Concerns are mounting about the amount of time it is taking to start construction on a new hotel development.
View ArticleOld gaol happy to host small world
Miniature World, currently housed in the Albany Convict Gaol, is made up of buildings ranging from a castle to a school classroom, complete with furnishings and people.
View ArticleGhosts in the Gaol
Late night ghost tours of the Old Albany Gaol have started up, showing visitors through the one hundred and fifty year old gaol building and pointing out some of its brutal tales along the way.
View ArticleQE 2 - The glamour of the high seas
Albany man John Fisher remembers his glory days on the QE2.
View ArticleTop spots in the Great Southern
We asked people to send in a photo of their favorite local spot with a short blurb (of no more than 100 words) saying why they think this is the best spot in the Great Southern.
View ArticleQE2 farewells Australia
Photos of the QE2 as she sailed on her final voyage to Australia.
View ArticleTown won't give up on award winning attraction
The award winning Yongergnow Malleefowl Centre in Ongerup is facing tough times, struggling to stay financially viable in a region where tourists are almost as rare as the malleefowl itself. Locals,...
View ArticleAlgae trouble for Big Barometer
Denmark's Big Barometer has recieved high praise of late, but has also hit some problems.
View ArticleWhale of a tale
It was thirty years ago that Australia's last whale was caught for commercial purposes, in the waters off WA's south coast. The whales are back now, hunted by whale-watchers rather than whalers.
View ArticleHitting the road as a nomad
If you're a traveller or thinking about hitting the road, these top locations around Australia might give you some ideas.
View ArticleResidents urged to warn tourists of local dangers
Police are calling on Albany locals to warn visitors about the dangers of tourist sites along the south coast.
View ArticleLuxury liner heads for Albany
The Albany Port is making its final preparations to host a famous guest.
View ArticleTrading hours extended ahead of biker influx
Albany's trading hours will be extended from tomorrow in preparation for the arrival in the city of more than 3,000 motorbike enthusiasts.
View ArticleMP fears for regional tourism offices
South-west MP Adele Farina is warning regional tourism offices could close as a result of a proposed restructure of Tourism WA.
View ArticleNew lookouts promise better Porongurups view
The Department of Environment and Conservation is hoping tourists will get a better view of the Porongurups with the construction of two new lookouts.
View ArticleIncreased tourism numbers expected
The State Government is confident that its new tourism campaign 'Experience Extraordinary' will be more successful than previous attempts to increase tourism numbers to West Australia.
View ArticleCruise ship visitor numbers rise
Albany has received a record number of cruise ship passengers this summer.
View ArticleBreaksea Island Photo Gallery
The South Coast and Great Southern Morning crew flew in to Breaksea Island to broadcast the Morning Show.
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