Western Australia is home to a diverse and dynamic sports culture, featuring top-tier teams and a range of sporting events that capture the state's passion for athletics. Australian rules football is particularly significant, with two major teams—the West Coast Eagles and Fremantle Dockers—competing in the Australian Football League (AFL), along with women’s teams in the AFL Women's league. The local scene is further enriched by the West Australian Football League (WAFL) and a number of regional leagues. The state’s commitment to sports excellence extends across a variety of disciplines, from baseball and basketball, with the Perth Heat and Perth Wildcats, to cricket, where Western Australia competes in domestic first-class matches and the Perth Scorchers play in the Big Bash League.

In addition to these popular sports, Western Australia has a notable presence in field hockey, netball, rugby, soccer, tennis, and water polo, with teams such as the Thundersticks, West Coast Fever, Western Force, and Perth Glory earning national recognition. Perth’s iconic Optus Stadium, the largest sports venue in the state, regularly hosts major events and is a key site for AFL and cricket games, with a capacity of over 60,000 people.

Beyond sports, Western Australia is renowned for its world-class wine production. While it contributes less than 5% of Australia’s total wine output, its wine is considered some of the best in the country. The cooler climates of the southwest regions, including Margaret River and The Great Southern, provide the ideal conditions for producing high-quality wines. Smaller districts like Swan Valley, Blackwood Valley, and Pemberton also contribute to the state’s vibrant wine industry. Whether it’s the rich reds of Margaret River or the delicate whites of the Swan Valley, Western Australia’s wines are celebrated internationally for their exceptional quality and unique flavors.

Together, the state’s sporting achievements and world-class wine regions reflect its vibrant culture, blending athletic prowess with the art of winemaking to create a dynamic and compelling identity for Western Australia.