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Graeme Olsen

Graeme Olsen moved to the south west from Perth in 2000.

He is a part owner of South West eCommerce and has been involved in website development and internet marketing for around 10 years. His job title would probably be best described as "sells stuff on the Internet".

But apart from his Internet Marketing business, Graeme loves living in the south west. Some of his favourite past-times include snorkelling, bushwalking, the beach, and most things outdoors.

Graeme lives in Bunbury with his wife and two teenage children.

Content Posted by Graeme Olsen

Bunbury’s Youth Music Scene To Go Off With A Bang

Bunbury will go OFF when the Perth based “screamo” band, We Are the Emergency hit town for another BANDiT hardcore concert on 27 March. We Are the Emergency will be supported by local bands The Distance Between and Valentina.

Brunswick Pool

If you don’t live near the beach, it’s nice to know there’s still somewhere to cool down in the heat of summer. Brunswick Junction residents have just such a place: the Brunswick Pool.

South West Games 2010

For a number of reasons, the 2010 South West Games promise to be the best ever. In 2010 the South West Games celebrate their 25th anniversary. This triennial sporting event will be held from Friday March 19th to Sunday March 28th inclusive with the opening ceremony in Bunbury, and games played all over the south west.

Fernhook Falls & Rowell's Pool

Just within the boundary of the south west, around 20km north of Walpole, lies a great little recreation and camping area alongside one of the south west's most purest rivers.

Wonnerup House

George Layman arrived in Fremantle on board the Orelia in 1829 with just six pence in his pocket. But out of those humble circumstances came a new beginning and the establishment of a family and farm in the harsh environment of the south west.

Dardanup Heritage Walk Trail

At 2.5km, the Dardanup Heritage Walk Trail is a concise tour and summary of the historical buildings of Dardanup and their stories.

HMAS Sydney - A Surprise Visit To Bunbury

In October 1941, just two weeks before it went missing in action, the HMAS Sydney made a surprise visit to Bunbury. Not only did it give locals a rare treat, but it allowed a young crewmember from Bunbury to catch up with his family and friends.

Harvey Internment Camp

During World War II the Federal Government embarked upon a policy of limited Internment. One of the camps was in the south west.

South West From The Air

Get a new perspective on the south west... from the air! There's so much to see and do in the south west, that I challenge anyone to say they've "seen it all". I reckon you'd have to live here 100 years to see everthing that's on offer.

Dive The Swan

Although the SWAN dive wreck is divable 10 months of the year, it's generally agreed that the best times are from November through to May, so make sure you plan a trip to this great artificial reef over the warmer months.