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*'''[[Rockingham]]'''<br/>

*'''[[Rockingham]]'''<br/>

Once a busy [[port]], the town of [[Rockingham]] is approximately 50 kilometers south of [[Perth]] and supported by a diverse range of industries including [[defense]], [[construction]], [[fishing]] and [[retail]].

Once a busy [[port]], the town of [[Rockingham]] is approximately 50 kilometres south of [[Perth]] and supported by a diverse range of industries including [[defence]], [[construction]], [[fishing]] and [[retail]].

*'''[[Mandurah]]'''<br/>

*'''[[Mandurah]]'''<br/>

*'''[[Bunbury]]'''<br/>

*'''[[Bunbury]]'''<br/>

[[Bunbury]] is located 175 kilometers south of [[Perth]] in south-west [[Western Australia]], and is the fourth largest city in the state. Originally a [[military outpost]], [[Bunbury]] was declared a city in 1979.

[[Bunbury]] is located 175 kilometres south of [[Perth]] in south-west [[Western Australia]], and is the fourth largest city in the state. Originally a [[military outpost]], [[Bunbury]] was declared a city in 1979.

*'''[[Kalgoorlie]]'''<br/>

*'''[[Kalgoorlie]]'''<br/>

Surrounded by [[desert]], [[Kalgoorlie]] in southern [[Western Australia]] is a mining town approximately 600 kilometers east of [[Perth]], the state capital. [[Kalgoorlie]] was born as a settlement for [[gold]] [[mining]] in 1893 after prospectors found gold in the area, and to this day mining remains the largest industry in the area.

Surrounded by [[desert]], [[Kalgoorlie]] in southern [[Western Australia]] is a mining town approximately 600 kilometres east of [[Perth]], the state capital. [[Kalgoorlie]] was born as a settlement for [[gold]] [[mining]] in 1893 after prospectors found gold in the area, and to this day mining remains the largest industry in the area.

*'''[[Geraldton]]'''<br/>

*'''[[Geraldton]]'''<br/>

[[Geraldton]] is located on the west coast of [[Western Australia]], slightly over 400 kilometers north of the state capital [[Perth]].

[[Geraldton]] is located on the west coast of [[Western Australia]], slightly over 400 kilometres north of the state capital [[Perth]].

*'''[[Albany]]'''<br/>

*'''[[Albany]]'''<br/>

[[Albany]], over 400 kilometers south of [[Perth]] was founded in 1826, making it the oldest continuous settlement in [[Western Australia]]. It was named in 1832 after [[Prince Frederick]], the Duke of [[Albany]].

[[Albany]], over 400 kilometres south of [[Perth]] was founded in 1826, making it the oldest continuous settlement in [[Western Australia]]. It was named in 1832 after [[Prince Frederick]], the Duke of [[Albany]].