South Perth
Living in South Perth
The three districts in South Perth are Outer South, Outer South West and Fremantle. A full list of all the suburbs within these districts are at the end of this page.
Video Reviews of South Perth
Do you live in South Perth? Or know it well? Why not tell us what you think of it? You can comment about it below or, even better, make a video about where you live and I’ll publish it here on BobinOz.
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Other Videos About South Perth
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These are the suburbs of South Perth:
Outer South
- Armadale, Beckenham, Bedfordale, Brentwood, Brookdale, Bull Creek
- Canning Vale, Ferndale, Gosnells, Huntingdale, Karragullen, Kelmscott
- Langford, Leeming, Lynwood, Maddington, Manning, Martin
- Mount Nasura, Orange Grove, Parkwood, Piara Waters, Riverton, Roleystone
- Rossmoyne, Shelley, Southern River, Thornlie, Waterford, Westfield, Willetton
Outer South West
- Atwell, Banjup, Beeliar, Coogee, Forrestdale, Henderson
- Jandakot, Rottnest Island, South Lake, Success, Wattleup, Yangebup
Fremantle
- Beaconsfield, East Fremantle, Fremantle, North Fremantle, South Fremantle
{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }
Hi Bob,
Wonderful site you have, great community service, and fun.
I am a Perth man, lived there though long ago. For personal reasons had to move from OZ, but “I still call Australia home …”.
I moved to OZ yoing, and from my own experience, I suggest new Australians better first move to a warm, low living cost small town – until on their feet strong, then move out for wider exploration in the job market. It is in these lights I seek your advice on the current situation on lowest living costs in OZ – when I was young, in Canberra I paid $16/ week for a self contained new, clean, modern 1 br flat -with a big nice backyard, and daily bowl of fruits and bottle of milk included in the rent: I guess, we can’t imagine that now for Canberra.
A young man plans to move to OZ, probably Perth or Melbourne. He will hardly have any money on him – one of those pioneering new Australian spirits, and I commend him. Ideally he should go to the cheapest town – even if country town. He will have unemployment benefits to start with, and after an initial oeriod of settling in (say 3 months?) will probably move to a bigger city where more employment opportunities are hoped for. Which town or city he should choose? He is scared of snakes, but also can not take much cold!
Hi Andy
Yes, you probably have a point. Everybody heads for one of the major cities, maybe some of the smaller towns might be better to start. But everyone I have spoken to about this tends to say avoid it, everybody knows everybody in some of these small communities and it is even harder to integrate easily.
Anyway, how does one find out which is the cheapest town? Mind you, at least most of these small towns have nice looking pubs, my suburb doesn’t even have one yet!