Little Busselton's big new choc shop

Plus our fave wine courtyards and your weekend guide.

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Troy Mutton
September 12, 2024

Welcome to the weekly wrap

Weather chat is back on the table: While we’re enjoying a serious dose of sunshine this week, we’re hopeful it’s just a little teaser before things cool down again ahead of what’s shaping up to be a long, hot summer.

EAT & DRINK

We love a rambunctious beer garden, but there’s heaps of delightful little courtyards around Perth perfect for sipping on a few vinos with your pals, especially when the warmth of the afternoon sun is just so darn inviting.

THE LATEST FROM PERTH IS OK!
EAT & DRINK

Opening Easter 2025, Little Otto’s comes to the foreshore thanks to Left Coast Leisure Group Pty Ltd, the locally-owned parent company of nearby Shelter Brewing Co.

SPONSORED

One of the highlights on Boorloo/Perth’s stacked events calendar last year was the inaugural EverNow festival, and we are delighted to see its return this October 3-7.

HOMES

Sprawling mansions may be what we daydream about… But the transformation of a smaller block has all the hallmarks of a forever home, just like Dollhouse 2.0 from Aura Design Studio.

STAY OF THE DAY

Nestled amongst tranquil bushland which makes you forget the world, but just minutes from the pristine surfing beaches in Yallingup, this lavish home provides truly a great getaway.

WHAT’S ON

From the heart-warming to the tear-jerking and hair-raising, the Japanese Film Festival returns to Perth from October 14-22, 2024, with an ensemble of the best new features from Japanese cinema.

WHAT’S ON

While we wouldn’t blame you for hitting the beach this weekend, there’s plenty to do once you’ve towelled off, including a heap of night markets, a couple of doggie day festivals and WA duo Old Mervs playing their biggest WA show ever.

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Throwback Thursday

Hyde Park back in 1935/36, taken by Stuart Gore.

Image via State Library of Western Australia (click the picture for more!)