Celebrating WA Day 2019
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This document is a slideshow about everyday life in Western Australia. It discusses the public holiday of Western Australia Day which commemorates the founding of the Swan River Colony in 1829. The slideshow asks what people do each day of the week and shows that weekends and holidays are spent enjoying outdoor activities around the state, such as hiking and visiting places like Perth, Wave Rock, and the North West countryside. It also provides historical context and links for learning more about the founding of Western Australia.
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