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My dream destination: Kirsty Manning, author Contains: SHARE Photo: iStock MY ONE DREAM DESTINATION IS STILL Paris, for the history, the Haussmann-style apartments, the eclectic wine bars. I particular love the Left Bank bohemian vibe around Saint-Germain-des-Pres with the galleries, fashion boutiques, bookshops and quirky cafes. I'll always visit the Brocante markets and I admire the nonchalance of the locals: from the hint of a red lip to the toss of a scarf over the shoulder. WHEN THIS IS ALL OVER I'M DREAMING OF VISITING  Morocco. I've never been, and I'm dreaming about Marrakesh. I've b...

Homes destroyed as ex-Tropical Cyclone Seroja wreaks havoc along WA's mid north coast Posted Yesterday at 10:34pm SunSunday 11 updated 31 AprApril 2021 at 12:53am Ella Curic had just finished dinner when the neighbour's roof came through her window as Cyclone Serjoa hit Kalbarri. ( Print text only Cancel Kalbarri and Northampton bore the brunt of ex-Tropical Cyclone Seroja last night as it slammed into WA's mid-west coast, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. Key points: It is now moving south-east between Merriden and Southern Cross The trail of destruction included the One Mile Jett...

Seroja is accelerating towards the coast, and will begin impacting communities within hours. It has intensified to Severe Category 3, but is likely to weaken to Category 2 before making landfall.

WA coastal locals wrap vital supermarket in plastic, sandbag homes as cyclone bears down We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Residents of the West Australian coastal tourist region of Shark Bay have raced to secure boats, sandbag homes and safeguard the local IGA as a tropical cyclone accelerates towards them. The local State Emergency Service had been working for days and more SES volunteers had poured into town from other areas ahead of Cyclone Seroja, Shark Bay resident Leon Deschamps said. The local IGA. “...

Sponsored by Tourism Western Australia 23 Feb 2021 Travel Weekly has once again partnered with Tourism Western Australia to help travel agents get educated on selling the state’s myriad destinations and attractions with confidence. This time around, we’re showcasing the perfect place for an aquatic adventure: Exmouth and the Coral Coast. Stepping off the shore at Exmouth in WA’s Coral Coast region, visitors will discover the clearest turquoise water and the world’s largest fringing reef – Ningaloo Reef. It’s a popular spot for...