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Broome
Who lived here: Mr & Mrs Wilkinson
Who moved here: Guy Carpenter, Valda Sheergold
A coastal town in the north of Western Australia, Broome was where Guy Carpenter accepted a job working as a swimming instructor in 1992 after only a year in Erinsborough, and also where Valda Sheergold went to work as a cook on a holiday resort in 2003. Broome was also the home of Ruth Wilkinson's parents, who she visited several times between 1997 and 1999, helping them to move from their house into a retirement home.
Bungle Bungles
Who visited here: Helen Daniels
Who came from here: Frank Darcy
Whilst visiting the scenic Bungle Bungles in the north of Western Australia, artist Helen Daniels met Frank Darcy and they had a brief relationship, though when he asked her to move out there with him, though tempted, Helen realised that she couldn't leave Erinsborough behind her.
Perth
Who came from here: Eileen Clarke, Sally Wells, Tony Romeo, Greg Cooper, Liljana Bishop, Serena Bishop, Luka Dokich, Svetlanka Ristic
Who moved here: Brad Willis, Beth Brennan, Tony Romeo, Greg Cooper, Des Clarke, Jamie Clarke
Who lived here: Kate Wells, Anna Dokich, Zoran Ristic, Miroslav Ristic, Fiona Clarke, Michael, Elyse
The captial of the state of Western Australia, Perth was home to numerous Ramsay Street residents at one time or another. The Clarke and Wells families originally came from Perth, as did mechanics Greg Cooper and Tony Romeo, and Andrea Townsend and son Bradley, whilst David, Liljana and Serena Bishop also had their home there, until they moved to Erinsborough in 2003. Liljana's family, the Ristics, had a vineyard close to Perth, and the Dokich family also lived in the area. In 1990, after paying her several visits, Des Clarke moved back to his home city of Perth to marry girlfriend Fiona, while in 1993, newlyweds Brad and Beth Willis moved out to Perth, where she had found work as a labourer.
Yallingup
Who came from here: Joanna Hartman, Tarquin Hartman
The touristy, laid-back coastal town where Annalise's half-sister, Joanna, was brought up with her parents Kate and Tony [Tarquin] Hartman.
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