Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime. A swanky five-star resort planned for Rottnest will make it too expensive for the average family to visit the island and destroy the ...

Rottnest Island has been beloved by West Australian families for generations as a place where kids can safely explore — with only police and essential services permitted to drive cars, even very young ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Rottnest Island will soon have a world class resort including 80 new units, a day spa, kids' club, restaurant and conference facilities.

Resort operator and travel brand Karma Resorts will once again sponsor next month’s Rottnest Channel Swim, one of Western Australia’s premier participation sporting events. Karma, which operates a ...

Rottnest’s first new accommodation in 30 years was officially launched last week, with a $25 million glamping site set to open to the public in March. “Yes, you can come here with your friends, but if ...

Could this be WA’s ultimate “FIFO” job? Forget the red dirt and sweltering temperatures of fly-in, fly-out work on a mine site in the Pilbara. Instead, recruits could soon be working on a “ferry-in, ...

The Karma Group founder and chairman said Rottnest was “a jewel” in his company’s crown, but he remained “very keen” to develop land he owns at Margaret River in the South West. “I would very much ...

Place Development Australia, GPA and Sirona Capital have been selected as the preferred proponents to redevelop the Rottnest Island Lodge site. Tourism minister David Templeman said the winning ...

With Qantas launching its nonstop London to Perth flights on March 25, Western Australia will be more accessible than ever to Europe-based travelers. The 14,498-kilometer Dreamliner service will take ...

THE island getaway’s pub will double in size, get 80 more rooms and also add a rooftop bar overlooking Thomsons Bay. Visiting the island today, Tourism Minister Paul Papalia announced a major ...

Development plans for the new Rottnest Island Lodge. Photo: Supplied The Quad area of Rottnest Lodge, which was once a jail in which more than 300 Aboriginal prisoners died, will no longer be used for ...