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Wednesday, 12 June 2013

Nightlife Etiquette Tips



While it's true that a majority of us go out and party in order to get away from the massive list of rules we must abide by in everyday life, we should still follow a few simple rules when we head out on the weekend. This will ensure that you, and everyone around you has an awesome night. Now while some of the rules below seem a little obvious, we suggest having a quick skim over them even if it's just to make sure that you're not falling under the don't section.

The Line


Let's face it. No one likes waiting, and unless you're one of the fortunate few who knows the owner or the bouncer, you're likely to encounter the dreaded line out the front of the club.

Do:

- Be patient, everyone is waiting. Remember you're not the only one who wants to party
- Be polite to other people in line
- Be friendly and respectful to the person tending the door. After all your night of partying is essentially in their hands
- Plan ahead. If it’s cold out bring a jacket!

Don't:

- Don't “Hold” spaces in line for your friends. This is a sure fire way of aggravating others in line. If your friends are late they can wait at the end of the line, just like everyone else
-  Don't hassle the staff because it's taking too long to get in
-  Don't have too many pre-drinks before you arrive at the club. Barely being able to stand in line is not a good look, and it lowers your chances of getting in

Fashion


What you wear is a personal matter entirely, but here's a few of the main Do's and Don'ts when it comes to nightlife fashion:

Do:

- Dress appropriately. Most clubs have a strict dress code, so it’s always better to come prepared than to be sent back home to change your shoes or shirt
- Ladies, only bring the essentials. A clutch that carries your phone, money, ID and lipstick is enough
- Wear perfume/cologne on your night out. It’s courteous to people around you who are going to be sharing personal space


Don't:

- Girls, if your highest heels are uncomfortable don’t wear them!
- Try not to spray too much perfume/cologne. Clubs are usually closed spaces. It's not nice to choke fellow guests

Gender Specific Tips


Do's and Don'ts for Guys:

- Do politely attempt to chat with that girl that catches your eye
- Don’t assume that because a girl is at the club she wants to meet someone. Girls enjoy dancing and going out with friends so don't just
- Do travel with women. This not only increases the chance of you getting into the door quicker, but they might help bring other women into the group

Do’s and Don’ts for Girls:

- Do bring cash. Don't expect to have everything paid for
- Do not assume that because you look amazing you should be allowed in before anyone else in line
- If you have had a lot to drink…Don’t text and put your mobile away (this applies for guys as well!)


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Monday, 27 May 2013

British & Irish Lions Tour Perth



The British & Irish Lion's kick off their Australian tour right here in Perth, by facing off against the Western Force next Wednesday 5 June 2013 at Patterson Stadium.

If you want to still get in on the action but you haven't been able to get tickets, The Shed will be broadcasting the game live on a number of big screens around the venue on the day. You can check out The Shed's Sports Guide here.

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Wednesday, 22 May 2013

Your Guide to WA Day 2013


What is WA Day?


"It's another long weekend of course!" we hear you cry. While we can't deny that we're absolutely ecstatic for an extra night to party, we thought we would take a closer look at what exactly WA Day is.

The WA Day long weekend held on 1 - 3 July 2013 recognises and commemorates the rich history and diversity of cultures that make up the Western Australia we know today. Western Australia is the ONLY state in Australia which has introduced a public holiday in the states name. Pretty cool huh?

A Little History...


WA Day was formerly known as Foundation Day, which celebrated the founding of the Swan River Colony on 1 June 1829. On that day the state's first free settlers men, women and children completed their sea voyage to the Swan River Colony aboard the Parmelia. You can read the full history of WA Day here.

What's on?


There are heaps of events being held all over Perth and other also regional areas to celebrate WA Day from Kimberley inspired BBQs to the Western Australian of the Year Awards. A full schedule of WA Day events can be found over at Celebrate WA.

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Thursday, 16 May 2013

Perth Zoo

About 


 Perth Zoo was first opened way back 1898, for the purpose of introducing European animals to Australia.The first exhibits included just two bear caves, a monkey house, a mammal house and a model castle for guinea pigs. Over the past 115 years Perth Zoo has grown substantially, and today is home to more than 1258 animals of 164 species. The zoo is divided into three main zones including the Australian Walkabout, Asian Rainforest and African Savannah. There are also a number of small exhibit areas such as the Lesser Primates, South American birds, Main Lake and Galapagos Tortoises.

Getting to Perth Zoo 


To get to Perth Zoo, simply jump onto a ferry from Barrack St Jetty and cross the river to South Perth Jetty. From there it's a short walk to the zoo. You can also take a bus directly to Perth Zoo from Wellington St Bus Station (the 30/31) or the Esplanade Busport (730/731).

Address: 20 Labouchere Rd South Perth
Website: www.perthzoo.com.au
Phone: (08) 9474 0444
Price: $21 Adults/$11 Children
Opening hours: 9am - 5pm

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Wednesday, 15 May 2013

Hurling Clubs in Perth, WA



Here's a list of all the Hurling Clubs in Perth, WA for your convenience:

Imokilly Hurling Club


Contact: Don 0416381847/Kieran 0424459063
Training: RA Cook Reserve, Bedford, Thursday nights

Perth Shamrocks Hurling Club


Contact: 0412143773
Training: Tuesday and Thursday, varying locations


St Gabriel's Hurling Club


Contact: Stephen O'Dowd 04088940265/Ronan Kilroy 0439979237
Facebook: "St. Gabriels Hurling WA"
Training: Tuesdays and Thursdays in Wembley Downs

Sarsfields Hurling Club


Contact: Kieran Lyons 0429 101 548
Training:  Tuesdays and Thursday at R A Cook Reserve at 7.15pm

Michael Cusacks Hurling Club


Contact: John O'Shea 0414222945/Rory O'Connor 0420728758
Training: Thursday nights 6.45pm at R A Cook Reserve, Bedford
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Camogie Clubs in Perth, WA




Here's a list of the Camogie Clubs in Perth for your convenience:

St. Gabriel's Camogie Club

Contact: Bronagh Morgan 0405582123 / Clodagh Glynn 0420996446
Facebook: www.facebook.com/StGabriels Camogieclub
Training: A S Luketina Reserve, Wembley Downs

Western Swans

Contact: Nicola 0450548330
Training: R A Cook Reserve Morley

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Women's Gaelic Football Clubs in Perth, WA



Here's a list of all the women's Gaelic Football clubs in Perth for your convenience! If you're looking for men's Gaelic Football Clubs in Perth, click here.

Coastal Breakers

Contact: Jay Williamson  0449 508 175
Training: Britannia Reserve, Mt Hawthorn


Greenwood

Contact: Michael Lenihan
Training: Grand Prom Reserve, Bedford


Morley Gaels

Contact: Ken Jennings 0420 494 087


Western Shamrocks

Contact: Bernie McCrann 0424 400 465
Facebook: Western Shamrocks GFC
Training: South Oval, Curtin University, Bentley


St. Finnbars

Contact (ladies team): Mair Hester 0406 809 562
Training: Forster Park, Belmont


Southern District

Contact: Kevin Brennan 0499 282 685
Email: southerndistrictsgaa@gmail.com
Training: Shirley Strickland reserve, Ardross WA 6153
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