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Scarborough scores a new wine bar
And where to find the best strawberry matcha around Perth.
Troy Mutton
September 04, 2024
Happy hump day!
From new wine bars on the beach to yoga and wellness walks at the zoo, a new gin distillery in the city and the return of the Perth International Burlesque Festival, there’s plenty to keep you busy around Perth as we turn the corner into spring!
EAT & DRINK
“The whole venue is designed to watch the sunset – we’ve got the alfresco, with low tables, and the venue goes from low to high.” Little Wave opens for coffee this Thursday, with sun-soaked wining and dining to come.
THE LATEST FROM PERTH IS OK!
 | NEWSAs of this week you can book a Zen at the Zoo tour, run by the experienced West Aussie tour operator, The Hike Collective, offering an opportunity to combine wellness and nature in spectacular new ways |
 | STAY OF THE DAYThis rustic cabin, set on 75 acres of farmland and bush, is just 15 minutes from Margaret River, built with local timbers and includes an outdoor bath and shower that overlooks the surrounding nature. |
 | NEWSThe Town of Cambridge Council has endorsed the renaming of popular Perth walking spot Lake Monger Reserve to Galup, meaning ‘place of fire’. |
 | EAT & DRINKSpring on Queen is, rather aptly, making a spring transformation as it becomes the new Perth home for Beyond Distilling – and harkening back to its time as well-loved gin-centric venue The Flour Factory. |
 | WHAT’S ONThe Perth International Burlesque Festival brings unparalleled International and Australian burlesque, cabaret and variety performers to Perth and regional Western Australia. |
EAT & DRINK
As self-proclaimed matcha lovers and connoisseurs, there’s no doubt that the proliferation of the green goodness in Perth’s cafe scene has been welcome – and it’s safe to say it’s dominating it.
 | CCAPTUREDD‘Gram of the weekAn insane shot captured by at Dunes Beach in Exmouth, WA! A mother and her calf spotted frolicking around at sunset as they begin to make their annual migration back down to the south. Captured by @ccolgan11. |