The line celebrated its return with a plaque exchange, which, much to Travel Weekly’s delight, has far less to do with dental hygiene than we first imagined.

Passengers visiting one of Western Australia’s most popular attractions in a tour boat ran into strife on Friday, with injuries ranging from broken bones to head injuries and psychological trauma.

Rumours are that part of the collaboration deal is that the AAT execs all get free camel rides whenever they want, which we completely understand.

There could be worse places to be offloaded. For example, the ship could have been cruising by North Korea…

Get your party shoes on and head on over to WA because it’s going to be a bigger party than when the Berlin wall was knocked down (well… probably not).

With Western Australia beginning to welcome back cruise ships today, it’s smooth sailing for PONANT’s popular Kimberley cruises (see what we did there?)

Western Australia is welcoming visitors back, and there’s never been a better time to book a bucket-list adventure in WA.

Aussie expedition enthusiasts waiting with bated breath can take a big inhale following this announcement. Though, after two years, we imagine they’ll need more than oxygen.

While we don’t condone the cruel trade of wildlife smuggling, we must say we love the festive bows these two criminals used in their packaging.

To get travellers hyped for Western Australia’s return, they’ve got vouchers worth up to $2,200 up for grabs AND free quokka teddy bears! What more could you want?

While we at Travel Weekly can’t condone these types of comparisons we do love this kind of drama.

WA is open and the nation is one yet again! Let’s just hope there isn’t a repeat of last time.