Hodges

Hi anyone already living in Perth that can give me an idea on weather north or south of the river is best. I like the idea of north i.e warwick, duncraig but will be travelling to murdoch everyday so dont know if it would be too far to travel by train, anyone communting that can help? Also can bikes be taken on trains?

I think deciding where to live for me is harder than actually getting there???

mulben

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Originally Posted by Hodges

Hi anyone already living in Perth that can give me an idea on weather north or south of the river is best. I like the idea of north i.e warwick, duncraig but will be travelling to murdoch everyday so dont know if it would be too far to travel by train, anyone communting that can help? Also can bikes be taken on trains?

I think deciding where to live for me is harder than actually getting there???

No real difference north/south in the weather its more east (inland ) and west
(coastal ). The nor is more undulating. sor is just flat (sort of)
If planning to go to Murdoch Uni anywhere close to the rail north or south
will do. ie. Warnbro to Murdoch 30 min by car 25 min by train then a short
walk. There are buses also Murdoch has its own inter campus buses
Rockingham campus to Murdoch-Mon to Fri .I think Peel (Mandurah) is
covered also
Have seen bikes on the train but only during off peak , don't think there would be room during rush hour

worzel

Bikes are banned on trains in rush hours.