LIFESTYLES Archives - Perth Lifestyles Magazine

Here’s where all our summertime Australian slang came from.

When we grab that snag, swag or esky, we’re doing more than celebrating summer. Let’s celebrate Australian slang.

Carving through the limestone cliffs of Joondalup

The Joondalup Country Club features a unique 27-hole championship layout carved through rugged limestone cliffs in northern Perth. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr, the course transforms an abandoned industrial site into a premier destination for outdoor recreation.

The green thumb guru of Armadale: A gardener’s enduring legacy

Dedicated community custodians in Armadale work tirelessly to preserve historic paradise-style landscapes like Wirra Willa while fostering local resilience. This shared connection to the land provides residents with profound emotional grounding and helps protect personal wellbeing through gardening.

A quiet canopy: The suburban wetlands of Amery Park

Amery Park serves as a central green space in Hocking, blending native vegetation with modern family amenities. This suburban retreat supports the local community by offering recreational facilities while preserving the region’s essential wetland ecosystems.

Finding clarity on the Darling Scarp trails of Forrestfield

Forrestfield serves as a crucial gateway to the expansive wilderness of the Darling Scarp, offering immediate access to serious bushwalking terrain. Hikers can discover architectural ruins and panoramic views of the Perth skyline while navigating the rugged trails of Mundy Regional Park.

The green pulse of Ellenbrook: Cultivating community through shared soil

The Verdant Vista Community Garden in Ellenbrook brings local residents together through sustainable horticulture and shared green spaces. This collective project serves as a vital anchor for social cohesion and mental well-being within the developing suburb.

The evolution of eco-living in Wellard

Wellard represents a shift in Western Australian urban design by integrating sustainable residential spaces with accessible rail infrastructure. This master-planned community demonstrates how medium-density housing can coexist with protected natural landscapes and essential public amenities.

Experiencing the urban evolution of Edith Cowan University in Joondalup

The Joondalup campus of Edith Cowan University operates as a self-sustaining urban centre that blends modern architecture with native landscapes. This educational district serves as a vibrant community hub where academic discovery and urban lifestyle intersect.

The simple joy of commercial strawberry picking near Hocking

Massive commercial strawberry farms near Hocking offer local families a wholesome outdoor lifestyle and a direct connection to fresh produce. This seasonal activity provides a grounding connection to local farming practices while encouraging outdoor recreation for the northern suburbs.

A morning by the water at Lake Joondalup

Lake Joondalup serves as a quiet sanctuary within Yellagonga Regional Park, offering a protected haven for diverse local ecology and native wildlife. Visitors can explore expansive walking trails to observe western grey kangaroos and black swans in their natural wetland environment.