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You are following another Fox to Armadale

LINDSAY Fox's former family home — before he made t'raks to Toorak — has hit the market — again. The distinctive art deco Phoenix Fairhaven mansion, at 1 Redcourt Avenue, Armadale, was reportedly the last house lived in by the trucking magnate before he started buying and selling in Toorak..read more

Business owners win Albany Chamber of Commerce Business Awards

Two business owners in Albany have recently been named the Albany Chamber of Commerce and Industry's Business of the Year.

Quirky Haven

The Albany is a colourful boutique hotel nicely situated to take in the best of the city, says Megan Byrne.

Grange Sets Up Deal 'made In Heaven'

GRANGE Resources has moved to improve its ability to secure finance for its $1.6billion Southdown iron ore project near Albany in Western Australia by striking a $975million reverse takeover deal.

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Albany

Located within the Great Southern region some 400 kilometres from Perth, Albany has a Mediterranean climate with cool winters and mild summers. The city of Albany has strong residential growth and has a population of about 33,600. Jobs in Albany can range from the tourism and travel industry to mining opportunities within Western Australia.

Albany history

Albany's history extends back to the early days of European settlement, being the first settlement in Western Australia.

Since then, Albany has developed into a town full of natural wonders, fresh produce and art and culture.

Albany attractions

With the Southern Ocean at its door and close proximity to the Stirling Range National Park, Albany has plenty of natural attractions such as the clear waters of natural swimming pool Greens Pool, and the Karri Forest, filled with treetop walks, wildflower trails and the natural rock formation wonder known as The Gap.

There's also whale watching on wilderness cruises, eco walks at Torndirrup National Park and blow holes to see while you're in Albany.

Albany art and culture

Art festivities also play a large part of Albany's culture. Overlooking the Princess Royal Harbour is the Western Australian Museum, Albany, which has many exhibitions educational programs about the history of the region.

Don't forget Albany is a wine region. Visit its wineries and enjoy the tastings as well as local produce they offer.

Albany also hosts Perth International Art Festival events, and has plenty of galleries and studios around the area.

For Albany festivals, enjoy the Festival of the Sea, offering fresh seafood and Great Southern wines, the weekly Albany Farmers Markets, stocked with the likes of local milk, cream, extra virgin olive oil and honey and the Porongurup Wine Festival held in March each year.

The city of Albany has strong real estate growth and has a population of about 33,600. Flights to Albany arrive regularly at Albany Regional Airport located 11km from the city centre.