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Bobby Spicer’s Unforgettable Exchange Experience in Germany
As part of WAGBA’s commitment to fostering cultural exchange and strengthening ties between Western Australia and Germany, the association proudly supports education programs such as student exchange program hosted by SAGSE. Through this initiative, students are given the incredible opportunity to immerse themselves in German culture, live with host families, and experience life abroad firsthand. One such student, Bobby, had the privilege of participating in such enriching exchange. Bobby was kind enough to write a thank you letter, as he shares his unforgettable experience in Germany, from navigating a new school system and embracing festive traditions to skiing in the Austrian Alps and indulging in iconic German cuisine.
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An Interview with Ralf Rauker and Karin Tramp-Lutz
Melville's Wireless Hill stands as a symbol for our enduring human drive to communicate and connect. Long before modern technology, the Whadjuk Noongar people recognized the hill's vantage point, calling it Yagan Geninny—the long-necked turtle looking.
More recently, in 1912, the German Company Telefunken established the technology for the first wireless transmission from Wireless Hill to London.
German theatre artist Ralf and Japanese musician Sanshi each have personal stories that connect them with Wireless Hill and its history. As performing artists, they want to share this experience with an audience by presenting "The Caller," a performance commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of WWII in Europe on May 8th, 2025.
Read more: rewire@wireless-hill - Storytelling Workshop and Performances in April/May 2025
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A Look Into WAGBA’s Newest Initiative
As a WAGBA member, you may have been assigned a committee member who regularly reaches out to keep you informed and connected with all the association’s latest news and updates. For InTouch’s last edition for 2024, we explore WAGBA’s new initiative, the “Buddy System”, with Michael Warneke, Director of Permarinus Maritime Consultancy and WAGBA’s Vice President for Members.
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A Golden Start to 2025
WAGBA’s 2025 was ‘minted’ with a New Year’s Reception held at the Perth Mint on 12th February. The reception provided an outstanding opportunity for some 70 attendees to mingle, network and kickstart 2025 in style.
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Riverside Revelry: WAGBA’s Festive Finale
It was a cool and breezy night when some 85 WAGBA members and friends gathered on the 16th of December to celebrate the joyous occasion of the WAGBA 2024 Christmas Party. Attendees were once again delighted by the scenic Swan River views at Matilda Bay this year, where they savoured delectable shared platter meals paired with expertly selected wines by the team at Bayside Kitchen, complemented by desserts from longtime WAGBA friend and Life Member Claus Paulus of Miss Maud.
