Take Transperth to see the Perth Wildcats take on the Cairns Taipans in the Semi Final Game 1. Public transport is included in your event ticket and RAC Arena is only a short walk from Perth Station. Tip-off 6.30pm.

Perth Festival will transform Canning Highway from Canning Bridge to the Old Fremantle Traffic Bridge into a rolling stage during its Highway to Hell closing event, paying respect to AC/DC’s original front man Bon Scott.

Additional services will be running for the event but remember to plan your journey and allow plenty of extra travelling time as services will be extremely busy.

Sculpture by the Sea returns to Cottesloe Beach between Friday 6 and Monday 23 March.

Catch a Fremantle Line train to Cottesloe Station where the free 'Cott Cat' bus will take you to the beach. The Cott Cat operates approximately every 15 minutes between 10.30am and 6.00pm for the duration of the exhibition.

Take Transperth to the Pool, Spa and Outdoor Living Expo at Claremont Showground on Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 March.

Trains on the Fremantle Line will be stopping at Showgrounds Station between 8.15am and 5.15pm.

Don’t forget to plan your journey.

Heading to Arena Joondalup on Saturday 7 March to see West Coast take on Fremantle in a pre season clash?

Public transport is included in your ticket and additional trains will operate to get you to and from the event. 

Don't forget to plan your journey.

Heading to HBF Park to see Perth Glory take on Melbourne City FC? Avoid the parking hassles and take Transperth instead.

Public transport is included in your ticket and Claisebrook Station is only a short walk to HBF Park. Kick-off 3.00pm.