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What a lovely surprise it was to find an email in the old inbox this morning letting us know that while our Fatboy Slim news was appreciated on Monday, there’s actually a LOT more to the story… Three more shows, in fact, as Melbourne’s Palace Foreshore makes its way west for the first time, taking over the Esplanade in Fremantle and bringing some more big-time acts over February and March next year.

Get the lowdown below, along with some affordable and social housing news you might have missed earlier in the week, a chat with Juniper Estate bossman Tom Hill, a new film council connecting WA with India’s movie industry and, as always, a few ideas on what to do this weekend.

Troy Mutton, Editor-In-Chief, Perth is OK!

A huge new outdoor music series is coming to Freo next year
EVENTS

A huge new outdoor music series is coming to Freo next year

Fremantle is getting a new outdoor music series in 2027, with Palace Foreshore set to take over Esplanade Park for four headline shows across two weekends in February and March.

The series is an expansion of Melbourne’s Palace Foreshore, which has turned St Kilda’s foreshore into a summer live music precinct in recent years, hosting acts including Grace Jones, Fontaines D.C., The Streets, De La Soul, Denzel Curry, The Kooks, MARINA, Pendulum and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard.

Its first trip west will feature four major headline events, with three more artists scheduled to be announced throughout September, and one we already shared with you on Monday…

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Work is underway on a new 30-storey apartment development in Perth’s CBD that will deliver 174 social and affordable rental homes.

What Perth homebuyers are looking for, according to Haiven Property
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Juniper Estate chief Tom Hill talks Margs wines, owning the table and building connections
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New film council launches to strengthen WA-India screen ties
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New film council launches to strengthen WA-India screen ties

A new film council has launched in Perth with the aim of building stronger connections between Western Australia and India’s enormous screen industry.

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It’s parmi night at the Woodbridge Hotel in Guildford

Every Wednesday night from 5pm make your way to the Woody for parmi night. You’ve got four, sometimes five (!) to choose from, starting at $25 and all served with chips and salad. Add a pint of Swan, house wine or soft drink for $5.

What’s on around Perth this week
WHAT'S ON

What’s on around Perth this week

Looking for fun things to do around Perth this week? The Freo dream lives on and there’s more than a few venues around the place getting in on the action. There’s also some great live gigs to catch, and if you can’t get enough footy don’t forget the WAFL Grand Final on Sunday.

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Mad about matcha?

Consider this a head’s up for tomorrow if you’re in the CBD — you can find @sidnsuki at 11 Barrack Street Square every Tuesday and Thursday from 7-11am.

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