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Western Australia is known for its iconic falls in the Kimberley and Pilbara (think Mitchell and Fortescue Falls) but around Perth? Many people don’t know that there are some beautiful waterfalls in Perth (or within an hour’s drive).

Perth’s waterfalls make great locations to go for a walk, hike or an interesting picnic location. They can keep the kid

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The best gifts for travellers are often not the most expensive but the most thoughtful.

If you want to say a heartfelt Bon Voyage buy your travelling friend a handy gift, they will use during the trip. That way, they won’t forget you while they’re tripping around the world.

The

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The world globe has been used in classrooms for decades but in our modern world, they are just as relevant as when they were first introduced. Globes are versatile because they are suitable for very young children just starting out on the schooling journey right through to those who have almost finished.  Globes can be used as a tool in science, geography and social studies classes as well as in the home.

HELPING KIDS GAIN PERSPECTIVE

The saying ‘kids think

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Hema Navigator has been the leader in on and off-road navigation systems since their release in 2008. The Hema Navigator HN7 launched in 2014 followed by the latest model, the Hema HX-1 Navigator, late last year. The HX-1 has improved hardware, new features and better map content to make it possible to navigate almost any Australian road or track.

HARDWARE

Both models have a 7-inch screen touchscreen, but the new

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Whether you’re a boater, boy scout or budding climber it pays to know your knots. You never know when you will need to call on your knowledge of knots to get you out of a bind. Knots are not only good to know but they’re also great fun to learn. Knot tying can be an art, craft, science and philosophy all rolled into one.

If you’re a knot novice, read on for basic tips about the different types of knots and their uses.

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Western Australia is known for its iconic falls in the Kimberley and Pilbara (think Mitchell and Fortescue Falls) but around Perth? Many people don’t know that there are some beautiful waterfalls in Perth (or within an hour’s drive).

Perth’s waterfalls make great locations to go for a walk, hike or an interesting picnic location. They can keep the kid

Continue reading →

The best gifts for travellers are often not the most expensive but the most thoughtful.

If you want to say a heartfelt Bon Voyage buy your travelling friend a handy gift, they will use during the trip. That way, they won’t forget you while they’re tripping around the world.

The

Continue reading →

The world globe has been used in classrooms for decades but in our modern world, they are just as relevant as when they were first introduced. Globes are versatile because they are suitable for very young children just starting out on the schooling journey right through to those who have almost finished.  Globes can be used as a tool in science, geography and social studies classes as well as in the home.

HELPING KIDS GAIN PERSPECTIVE

The saying ‘kids think

Continue reading →

Hema Navigator has been the leader in on and off-road navigation systems since their release in 2008. The Hema Navigator HN7 launched in 2014 followed by the latest model, the Hema HX-1 Navigator, late last year. The HX-1 has improved hardware, new features and better map content to make it possible to navigate almost any Australian road or track.

HARDWARE

Both models have a 7-inch screen touchscreen, but the new

Continue reading →

Whether you’re a boater, boy scout or budding climber it pays to know your knots. You never know when you will need to call on your knowledge of knots to get you out of a bind. Knots are not only good to know but they’re also great fun to learn. Knot tying can be an art, craft, science and philosophy all rolled into one.

If you’re a knot novice, read on for basic tips about the different types of knots and their uses.

Continue reading →