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Albany is Western Australia's premier regional city. Perched on the state's southern tip, it is a city of beauty and opportunity. Historic and progressive, rural and dynamic, a tourist draw and a home maker's dream, Albany is a thriving regional centre with a distinct sense of place.

Located 409 km south of Perth, it is less than an hour by plane and four and a half hours by car from the capital. The hub of the 40,000 square kilometre region known as the Great Southern, home to 52,000 people, Albany is WA's oldest settlement. Its colourful maritime, cultural and industrial history began on Christmas Day in 1826, when Sir Edmund Lockyer arrived in the Brig Amity and settled "Frederickstown" as a British penal outpost.

Albany, now a city, has its urban centre nestled between the peaks of Mount Clarence and Mount Melville, affording stunning views over King George Sound, Princess Royal Harbour and Oyster Harbour. A population of 31,000 enjoys the convenience of city facilities with the lifestyle perks of a pristine coastal location. Spectacular walk trails, powder white beaches, an increasingly sophisticated food and wine experience, varied sporting and recreational options, retail choice and cultural vibrancy are among the bounties of contemporary Albany.

Close to the centre, a range of offerings with a distinct regional flavour form part of the Albany experience. Farm stays, vineyards, berry and vegetable outlets, galleries and world class rural business ventures all fall inside the Albany municipal area.

Albany has a temperate climate, characterised by soft winters and mild, sparkling summers. The average annual rainfall is 801 mm - less than both Perth (869mm) and Bunbury (871mm). Winter temperatures in July range from 7°C to 16°C on average. January's mid summer temperatures average a comfortable 14°C to 25°C. Flanked by the Southern Ocean, the picturesque Stirling Ranges and the Great Southern hinterland, Albany embraces clean, green principles from wind generated energy to sustainable and organic agriculture to ensure its ongoing viability as a liveable, progressive centre.

Steeped in history, Albany also has a keen sense of future optimism. Years after Australian and New Zealand troops set sail from Albany to Anzac Cove in 1914, strong links have been forged with Turkey. The Ataturk Channel at the mouth of King George Sound is emblematic of both Albany's place in the Anzac legend and its willingness to embrace a new era in international relations.

A landscape that is never dull, a history that is alive and a future that is full of promise.