We're going daily, baby!

Good morning! It’s Monday, the sun is shining, and we’re launching our daily newsletter (Monday-Friday). What’s changing? Well, not much, we’ll just be popping into your inbox a couple of extra days a week, delivering the same good stuff we do every other day. If that’s a bit too much for you - we totally understand, but let us explain why and if you’re keen to see where this goes, awesome!

For the past 10 years we’ve been celebrating all that’s good around Perth and Western Australia, first via your lovely photos and an Instagram hashtag, then Facebook, then a website, a newsletter, and most recently, TikTok. If you’re thinking that’s a lot of different channels, you’re not wrong, but the bigger social media becomes, the trickier it is for us to reach you on there.

A newsletter is the most direct way to continue sharing all the great things happening around our city and state while giving you the best chance to actually read about it. Whether that’s local community news (only the good stuff, no OnlyFans gossip here), great new spots to eat and drink, daily meal deals, fun hikes to trek, homes to dream of one day never owning, great places to getaway from it all, or just a cheap pint.

Like we said, if it’s all a bit too much, totally understand - the daily bombardment of information we all receive in 2024 is a lot, and we don’t want to add to the noise. We do want to keep bigging up Perth though, and help you continue squeezing all the good juice out of what we reckon is the best place to live on Earth.

Hope you can stick around,
Troy Mutton, Editor-In-Chief, Perth is OK!

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