This is a broad question, as a number of different explorers have travelled near Perth.
The area north of Perth was first explored by various Dutch explorers in the 1600s. In December 1696, Dutch explorer Willem de Vlamingh named the Swan River upon which Perth lies, and explored the surrounding area.
Various other explorers needed to exlore the region around Perth in order to find the best land and the best water sources. However, Ernest Giles was a major explorer who, in 1875, travelled to Perth overland from Beltana in South Australia across some of the country's most arid regions.
Perth is a city and, as such, was not "discovered", but the area north of Perth was first explored by various Dutch explorers in the 1600s. In December 1696, Dutch explorer Willem de Vlamingh named the Swan River upon which Perth lies, and explored the surrounding area.
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Australian explorer Ernest Giles sought an overland route from Alice Springs to Perth.
If you traveled from Perth to Darwin in Australia, you would be traveling in a northeasterly direction. Perth is located in the southwestern part of Australia, while Darwin is in the northern part of the country. Therefore, you would be heading northeast from Perth to reach Darwin.
Elphinstone is nowhere near Perth, it's east of Edinburgh.
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which explorer traveled farther south than any other did