West Australia - A breathtaking journey from Perth to Broome | 3D Planet

[@MiceDnP]

I feel like there is so much more value in these old type of documentaries. They seem much more real and down to earth! Malcolm seems like a local hero, would like to meet him and hear his stories!

[@frankhuth4130]

Tthat was an Oldie, Malcolm Douglas died 10 or more years ago in an accident, but still very interesting to see again

[@victorwashington7306]

I've never traveled to Australia Western Australia would be a strong consideration for a first trip

[@hoofingthehighlights2453]

Such a massive state, so many highlights to see! Great vid

[@peterprentice6661]

crap commentary though?

[@maglev2000]

when was this filmed?

[@TrooperLFC]

Aussie ex-crocodile hunter makes U turn, decides to dedicate his life to saving crocodiles and declaring them protected species, yet makes a factory for crocodile meat and body parts to sell to asian markets, and his favourite BBQ is crocodile stew. you just got to love aussies!

[@vaskomuskov9456]

браво за филма ' YES !

[@daveashy1835]

This is a very old Documentary of WA. seeing the Aussie icon 1963 FJ Holden going though the intersection 403 in Perth I drove across Australia in mine mostly unsealed roads. What a wonderful country we had till the government started to selling it off. It will never be the same.

[@smplfi9859]

WAXIT

[@alwoo5645]

6:50 woo

[@bikerboy2791]

14:14 "In 1987 the United States announced the protection of a huge area of 300 square kilometers." What the heck?

[@huntingforparadise3179]

Love it !

[@dhyt9789]

As someone from Perth, let me be the first to say the narration and dialogue on this is incredibly weird and stilted. Guy speaking is Australian but the script was obviously written by non-native speakers.. Plenty of odd word choices, WTF moments, and a few historically inaccurate facts thrown in for good measure.

[@bartcolen]

"The existing civilization is not all that impressive."

[@devo8544]

Yeah what the hell did he mean by that?

[@alanbstard4]

that's weird. Maybe he meant the landscapes and geology compared to the mythical Gondwana

[@rachid7977]

4:16 “the first settlers of australia came here by boat in 1829” 4:36 “slavery of the aboriginees continued for about 200 years” 1829 + 200 = the year 2029 ??? This fool is saying nonsense

[@alanbstard4]

stop talking about Perth being multicultural. People hate that. It's not that diverse anyway. What you are saying about slavery nd genocide is not correct and is actionable in court if the WA gov't decided to do anything about it

[@ultramag9413]

Weird narration

[@rowbearly6128]

Did he say the USA protected the bungle bungles???? WTF???

[@dapper_gent]

rowb early yes the united states of america

[@huns2397]

rowb early yeah I didn't understand that. what do we own part of Australia. just kidding

[@peterprentice6661]

listening to the political claptrap of this doco turned me off visiting WA, guess i will spend my time and Money elsewhere.

[@robbielane7564]

Mate this is severly incorrect an pretty dam stupid, it wasnt done by an australian nor did it realy tell ya shit about the place, ignore it

[@devo8544]

peter prentice it wasn’t made by the fucken WA tourism commission you know.

[@yvonnecaldwell6088]

Ok...

[@levetteford4919]

the art is African settlers

[@perthon]

fool.

[@robbielane7564]

Dissapointment to all humanity.. Yes, YOU