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It's time for the Sunday Roast wrap!
Plus what's on this weekend.
Troy Mutton
June 13, 2024
Welcome to the weekly wrap
We know we asked for feedback in yesterday’s newsletter, but we’re going to take the weekend to do some collating so feel free to hit us back on this one too! And read on for some saucy Sunday roasts, succulent food news and some STRANGE things going on around Perth this weekend.
EAT & DRINK
We’re not fancy – give us a meat and two veg and we’re pretty content. Make it a Sunday roast, and we’re in love – here are some of our favourite Sunday roasts around Perth.
THE LATEST FROM PERTH IS OK!
 | NEWSYou’ve got mail! Well, at least you may be getting it quicker now after Australia Post announced an expansion of its services in Perth to include next-day delivery. |
 | SPONSOREDTaking place from July 4-27, the rich program of RE//PERTH promises an exhilarating celebration of creativity and urban exploration around Perth’s forgotten spaces. |
 | NEWSThe next stage of the Stephenson Avenue Extension will see two new bridges built over the Mitchell Freeway to ease congestion in Perth. |
 | EAT & DRINKThis week in Food News: Honky Tonk’s new menu, a bagel pop-up in Beaconsfield, spicy margarita challenges, Fridays are back at Fleur and more. |
 | EXPLOREExmouth is about 13 hours north of Perth on the tip of the North West Cape; and from the incredible Ningaloo reef to the gorges and canyons of the Cape Range National Park, it’s an adventurer’s playground. |
WHAT’S ON
We had a couple of slower weeks as winter reared its rainy head recently, but Perth is already shaking off the doldrums with the return of STRANGE Festival, Lightscape launching and loads more.
 | CCAPTUREDDThrowback ThursdayWith Liberty Theatre being one of the city’s inactive spaces being taken over for STRANGE Festival this weekend, here’s a little look back at it in all of its former glory. Image via WA State Library. |