Thinking about renting a fully-furnished house? Think again.
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If you are considering leasing a fully furnished property in Perth, ensure that you know the costs involved when ending your lease.
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Making WA your new home during Covid-19
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With WA still imposing the strictest border controls in Australia, it is time that many workers who need to be based in WA look at moving here long term. Whether for FIFO or starting a new position which allows you entry to WA, New in Town are here to help you get a handle on what this entails!
Read MoreQuarantining and getting back to work in Western Australia during COVID19
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With the best possible outcomes for Western Australia being seen during the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic, it is inevitable that many of us will be considering what the future looks like for our working situations. For those returning to, or joining the West Australian workforce, we break down how you can get back to work while meeting all your quarantine obligations.
Read MoreRenting a Property with Pets
/If you are worried about finding a rental property in Perth that allows pets, it may not be as difficult as you think.
Read MoreWhose game is it anyway? Perth Rental Market Report June 2019
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If you are interested in renting or even buying in WA, check out our review of the current rental market, circa June 2019! If you want to live in Perth long term, invest, or even just dip your toe in to see if Perth is for you – this report will help you get a handle on where things are at right now!
Read MoreKeeping the lights on - the low down on utilities in WA
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WA is one of only a few states that has a very different approach to utilities! If you are New in Town, or your just want to make sure you are getting the right deal, read on!
Read MorePerth’s Best Dog Beaches – Where to take your pooch for the perfect play
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Perth is well known for its beautiful beaches, where the sand is white, and the coastline goes on forever. So why should we humans be the only one to enjoy them? Perth has an amazing array of Dog beaches to choose from in every corner of this beautiful city!
Read MoreThe Great Rental Market Showdown: A Review Of Perth's Best Rentals September/October 2017
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Moving around WA, looking to move to WA, or just want to give Perth a little taste test? Renting in Perth has now become a renter’s market and is the perfect time to dip your toe in living in Perth! Check out this review of where you can get the most amazing properties at the best prices!
Read MoreHow to apply for work in Western Australia
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Whether you have made the leap to Western Australia, or you are already here and are looking to dive into a new job – we have some great tips on how to apply for work like a native West Australian!
Read MoreWhat do you do in case of emergency in WA?
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You find yourself in Western Australia, and while you are getting a handle on how everything works, what would you do if you find yourself in a sticky situation? This article will help you be prepared in the face of many circumstances!
Read More13 Free Apps that make living in Perth even better!
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We live in a modern age, where Smart Phones rule and knowing how to leverage their convenience can save you time, money, and frustration! If you are moving to Perth or simply visiting, this list will help you find amazing hidden gems, get places faster, spend less money on things like parking and help you when you need it most!
Read MoreA Guide To Speaking Westralian
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Perth is the most isolated capital city in the world, so it is no surprise that they have a bit of different lingo (language) over here! Check out the newest additions to our series on Words in the West – A Guide to speaking Westralian!
Read MoreGetting your wheels down in WA: How to get or move a vehicle to Western Australia
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To buy or not to buy? That is the question! In the event that you do have to move to WA, just what do you do for wheels? Do you move your pride and joy or do you sell up and find a new dream? We compare the options!
Read MoreHow to home school in Perth
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So, you find yourself in a situation where home-schooling is a possibility or a necessity – where do you start? Perth might be a new place to you or it could be completely foreign and taking on something as daunting as educating your child at home might seem like just too much, when you already have so much on your plate! Check out these pointers and see if this eases the burden a bit!
Read MoreHow to make friends in Perth
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So, you’ve made the big decision to move states or countries and to make Perth your new home. Whether long term or short term, it is a possibly lonely endeavour if you have little to no friends here already.
Read More13 Useful Tips On Moving To Perth
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Our own experiences of moving interstate numerous times has helped our team to understand the real concerns and considerations that accompany a relocation to a new place. When families decide to move to Perth, whether from interstate or overseas, there is typically a blend of emotions - ranging from excitement, to feeling quite overwhelmed. We understand the stress involved in having to leave loved ones and all the comforts of home and we are committed to doing all that we can to make the transition as easy and comfortable as possible. We have put together 13 useful tips on moving to Perth to give you a head start.
Read MoreHow to feel at home in Perth sooner
/It takes time to settle in to any new place. To truly feel at home, we need to feel connected to the place in which we live and the people around us. We need to know where things are and understand how things work. It is normal to feel some discomfort at times when everything is new, but dive in, enjoy Perth and all it has to offer and you will soon feel like you belong.
Read More"T" anyone? - A guide to Perth Airport
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Perth Airport is now home to International and domestic flights.
Read MoreOctober is mental health month
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One in five Australians are affected by mental illness each year. Mental illness can be overwhelming, crippling and isolating.
Read MoreThe Six Seasons of W.A
/Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter…these are the seasons taught to us at an early age and generally accepted worldwide. But much can be learned from the local Noongar Aboriginal people of W.A, who have traditionally followed a calendar of six seasons.
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