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While we share a lot of articles and videos about the various trails around Perth, it’s fair to say Trails WA is the one true authority on tackling them the right way. And probably as you’re reading this right now, the people behind Trails WA are at Kings Park launching their brand new (and free) app, to help you get out and see more of our State’s glorious trail network — and not getting lost while you do it!
Find out more below, along with Woodman Point’s revamped fishing jetty, details on Lightscape’s return this weekend, and get the goss on Fremantle’s new quasi-listening bar/cafe that’s only running until Saturday…
Troy Mutton, Editor-In-Chief, Perth is OK!
Image Credit: Francis Andrijich
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New free app makes it easier, safer to explore WA's awesome trail network
The new Trails WA App officially launched this week, making it easier (and more importantly, safer) to explore Western Australia's epic trails network.
Built with support from Lotterywest and the WA Government, the free app brings together GPS navigation, official trail listings and storytelling content for more than 1000 of the state's verified trails — all in one place, with offline map capability for when you're somewhere with no signal.
The drop is timed to coincide with World Trails Day, which falls this Saturday 6 June, and the launch positions the app as both a celebration of what WA's trail network offers and a practical tool for getting more people out on it.
THE LATEST FROM PERTH IS OK!
NEWS
New T-head, wider deck: new-look Woodman Point Ammo Jetty coming summer 2027
Construction will soon be underway after the State Government awarded a contract to local firm Advanteering Civil Engineers last week.
SPONSORED
Julia trained for the Olympics, then a TAFE pastry course changed everything
“TAFE really was where it all began for me,” she says. “I feel so lucky to be able to come back and help the next generation of pastry chefs start their journey.”
WHAT’S ON
Lightscape returns to Kings Park this weekend
The light trail will be shining from June 5 to July 26, twisting and turning its way through 1.8km of Kings Park – and this year, will feature a fresh line-up of installations by leading international artists.
EVENTS
Margaret River food festival scores silver at global events awards
Pair’d Margaret River Region has been named a Silver winner in the Festival category at the 2026 Eventex Awards, one of the world’s leading honours for events and experience marketing.
TODAY/TONIGHT
Apple Daily’s new Winter Warmer Lunch Specials
A new lunch offering has popped up at Apple Daily, available Wednesday to Friday from 12-3pm. Designed for the Perth CBD lunch crowd, you’ll find comforting $25 bowls of goodness perfect for dine-in or you can takeaway.
EAT & DRINK
Café Music pops up in Freo
Since its inception in 2024, Fremantle’s Arrival Festival is a highlight on our cultural calendars – and this year, a highlight on our culinary calendars, too.
The team from Wines of While have taken over a former Italian café within the heritage-listed Phillimore Chambers, transforming it into Café Music.
Billed as “not quite a listening bar and not quite a dance party, but something in-between”, each night from 4pm the space will host a schedule of the town’s preeminent DJ talents, while serving a pared-back menu of classic cocktails (mini martinis, negronis et al.), beers, and simple snacking (no, really, think even simpler – chips and olives), the space functioning as a home base of sorts for festivalgoers sipping between sets.
Café Music will run until June 6 (this weekend) – but don’t get too upset, with the team planning on eventually opening a day-to-night café-bar concept. Watch this space!
Get more of the latest Perth Food News, below:
CSTAFF RECCOSD
What we’re eating
Another one from our fearless GF foodie hunter Sophie:
“The soup bar at Suppa Club in Myaree is so good! Comes with free bread and croutons. $11 for a small and $13 for a large. Six options to choose from daily, takeaway options in jars, and the soup is GF!”