Honolulu, HI is generally accepted as the most remote city in the world, in fact it's even referred to that in some of the tourist brochures. Perth isn't even close as remote as Honolulu considering it's proximity to other cities in Australia...

Well no, actually the most remote city in the world is Ushuaia, in the south of Argentina, check GMaps:

http://tinyurl.com/kse236

It depends on how you define CITY. I believe they've used 1 million as the cut-off, which probably disqualifies both Honolulu and Ushuaia.

Actually there is 4 or 5 that i know of that Service Perth. I will have to go and see it when it comes :)

i work at a tinnnnnnny little mac shop in perth..interesting to see when an actual apple store makes it here. we just had one company close down (digilife) their two stores, team digital is "meh" (although i know the owner, nice guy) and ive never heard of PRA?

anyway, yes, perth is considered the most isolated /city/ in the world. its easier and faster to fly to a different country (indonesia) than it is to the next real "city" in australia. a city means there is an actual population.. if you want to talk remote cities, you might as well call that science camp in the south pole the most isolated city.

If such a thing were possible... if I were to go into my backyard and dig a hole straight down through the center of the earth, I'd come up in Perth. So for me, at least, it is the remotest city in the world, because it is the furthest away I can go and still remain on the planet.

I may just be time to move back home to Perth :-)