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This clip from the documentary The World’s Longest City explains how Dawesville — the southernmost edge of Perth — has been transformed by rapid urban sprawl. Longtime resident Trevor shares how the suburb has changed over the decades: new shops appearing, beaches becoming busier, traffic increasing, and houses growing larger while block sizes shrink.

From the quiet coastal lifestyle he once knew to the pressures of modern development, Trevor gives an honest and grounded look at what happens when Perth’s growth reaches the very end of the city.

📍 Location: Dawesville, Western Australia
🎥 From: The World’s Longest City — a documentary exploring Perth’s urban sprawl and its impact on communities.

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Full documentary description:
The World’s Longest City follows photographer and filmmaker Harry Cunningham as he takes the audience on a journey across the edge of Perth, Australia’s fastest-growing metropolis and the longest city in the world. The documentary investigates the profound impact of Perth’s urban sprawl, raising crucial questions: How did Perth become the world’s longest city? What forces have driven this rapid expansion, and what are the long-term consequences of such growth?

As Cunningham travels through Perth’s sprawling suburbs, he interviews a diverse range of individuals, including residents, academics, developers, Indigenous elders, and environmental scientists. Along the way, he explores the effects of relentless development on the environment, the city’s infrastructure, and the social fabric of its communities.

By weaving together perspectives from environmental, anthropological, Indigenous, developer, residential, and government viewpoints, The World’s Longest City uncovers the hidden costs of continuous expansion. It shows how the dream of endless growth is altering not only the physical landscape, but also the very essence of what makes Perth unique. Ultimately, the film asks a critical question: What kind of legacy is Perth leaving for future generations?