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What does it mean to be an elite athlete in 2026? For the women of the West Coast Eagles AFLW team, it’s about much more than football. They’re

On Monday, 3 August 2026, Hawaiian announced the appointment of Beau Waters as Chief Executive Officer, following a comprehensive and competitive recruitment process. Hawaiian Chair, Russell Gibbs said

Hawaiian is once again supporting local schools – bringing hands-on arts, health and wellbeing experiences to kids across Perth. For more than 30 years, Hawaiian has supported Western

Hawaiian is set to redefine the role of neighbourhood shopping centres in Western Australia, with plans approved for a landmark outdoor community precinct at Hawaiian’s Newpark, to be

May 2026 marked a significant milestone for our partners at the McGovern Foundation. 1,000 Wanderer Program participants have now achieved their driver’s licence since the program launched in

Hawaiian is proud to continue its long-standing partnership with the West Coast Eagles’ leading education program for WA kids – Eagles Rock My School (ERMS).  ERMS is a

Across our portfolio of 11 shopping centres, each shaped by its own unique community, we actively look for ways to bring our places to life through thoughtful, experience-led

With household budgets under pressure, Nickelodeon is bringing big-name school holiday fun closer to home, delivering a Western Australian first by taking over Hawaiian’s neighbourhood shopping centres across

For the past four months, Team Hawaiian has been preparing for the 2026 Hawaiian Ride for Youth, embracing early‑morning wake‑ups, gruelling training rides and a disciplined schedule.

Celebrating the Power of Giving

In 2025, Foodbank WA faced unprecedented demand for food assistance, with more families than ever struggling amid ongoing cost-of-living pressures. Across Western Australia, 231,000 households experienced severe food

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