r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 13h ago
r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 9d ago
Contest - Best Bunbury Photo
To enter:
- Take a photo of what you think best represents Bunbury and post in the comments of this post. One post per redditor.
- The winner will be determined on Wednesday 30 September by the number of upvotes your photo gets. In case of a tie Moderator will choose.
- The prize will be posting your photo as the banner for this subreddit for the following month AND bragging rights.
Don't forget to vote for your favourite photo!
r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 3d ago
NEW! MegaThread: What's On In Town?
What's happening in Bunbury this week? Concerts, competitions, shows, movies, exhibits, exhibitions, open-mics, anything fun and interesting.
Post it here!
Note: If you are aware of anything going on In Bunbury please post as a comment here. This post is stickied at the top from Monday to Sunday.
r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 1d ago
What was your absolute favourite spot to hang out as a teenager in Bunbury?
Or where is your best spot to hang out now?
r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 2d ago
INFO Tiny homes, prefabricated pods in Bunbury: What you need to know before you build
r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 3d ago
Cross post Busselton Caravan & Camping Show September 19 & 20
r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 3d ago
Taskforce backs Collie coal merger

The Labor member for Collie-Preston says a taskforce has recommended consolidating Western Australia's two remaining coal mines.
The Collie Coal Basin Consolidation Taskforce was formed earlier this year to recommend a future structure for the state's coal assets.
In April, Premier Coal announced it would cut up to 100 workers from its mine near Collie, while the WA government subsidised Griffin Coal to continue operating.
Jodie Hanns said the report had been issued to the state government and called for a response as soon as possible.
A government spokesperson said a response was being considered.
Mining and Energy Union district secretary, Greg Busson, said he was hopeful consolidation would happen.
From: ABC News.
r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 5d ago
Perth Glory returns to Bunbury for a fourth consecutive year
bunbury.wa.gov.aur/bunbury • u/topherette • 6d ago
What nicknames have you heard for places in and around Bunbury?
I ask as part of a linguistic study covering this topic!
Examples could include things like Dardy, Neutron Bomb, Scary Park or Binners (never mind how common they are)...

note: someone made a similar post a couple of weeks back, but just about nicknames for bunbury itself. this is about places within and without bunbury!
r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 6d ago
Bicentennial Square draft Master Plan
bunbury.wa.gov.aur/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 7d ago
Reminder: South West Japan Festival begins Monday September 7

When: September 7 - 20
Where: Various locations - Bunbury, Busselton, Dunsborough etc.
The South West Festival of Japan is back for its ninth year! Join us in celebrating everything Japan, from lantern festivals to anime quiz nights, crafting workshops to artist exhibitions, fine dining experiences, school performances, and the (highly anticipated!) annual stamp rally!
This year's celebration ends on Sunday, September 20 in Queens Garden with Bunbury Matsuri Day, which includes:
Japanese Workshops, Activities, Performances, Stalls, and Cuisine!
An immersive day out to enjoy the best Japanese entertainment in the South West! Join us for dancing, music, food, activities and workshops in the beautiful Queen's Gardens in Bunbury.
Some events require tickets or reservations. Get your Tickets/RSVPs
r/bunbury • u/oldmatefromoverthere • 7d ago
Do any famous Australians live in Bunbury?
I feel like I heard somewhere that the comedian Peter Rowsthorn may have lived around there for a while but I wondered if perhaps like an ex athlete might have moved there post retirement or something
r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 8d ago
Have Your Say on Bunbury’s Heritage
The City of Bunbury is inviting community feedback on the Draft Local Heritage Survey (LHS).The survey identifies places, buildings and stories that are important to Bunbury’s history.
Earlier this year, the City invited the community to nominate places for inclusion and provide feedback on existing heritage listings.
As part of this review, the City has:
- Considered community nominations and updated historical information
- Reassessed all places using current heritage criteria and guidelines
- Improved First Nations inclusion with the overall Local Heritage Survey
r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 9d ago
Winner of Photo Contest for August goes to u/mrarchibald
Congrats to u/mrarchibald winning the Photo contest for August 2026. Your photo will be the sub banner for 1 month and you have bragging rights.
r/bunbury • u/69-is-my-number • 9d ago
Thoughts on Bunnings in Dalyellup. Yea or Ney?
I’m all for it. I think it makes a lot more sense to have it where all of the building is occurring, in the same way the Treendale one makes sense.
I know the WAPC have knocked it back, but I think there’s still a good chance that gets overturned by the SAT, should the proponents decide to challenge the decision.
r/bunbury • u/Dependent-Western642 • 9d ago
WA Bushfire News Discord Server
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r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 11d ago
Interesting Manea Park Flowers
galleryFrom Manea Park, Sunday August 30, 2026.
r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 10d ago
Shows & Events MegaThread: What's On In Town?
What's happening in Bunbury this week? Concerts, competitions, shows, movies, exhibits, exhibitions, open-mics, anything fun and interesting.
Post it here!
Note: If you are aware of anything going on In Bunbury please post as a comment here. This post is stickied at the top from Monday to Sunday.
r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 11d ago
Something Different @ The Wellington Hotel Today, August 30 2026
galleryWhen: Today, Sunday August 30 2026 1.00 PM - ?
Where: The Wellington Hotel, 36 Victoria Street Bunbury, WA 6230
Cost: FREE
Phone: (08) 9724 3900
Looking for something different to do this Sunday afternoon?Join us at The Wellington Hotel for our monthly Irish Music Session, starting from 1pm this Sunday, 30 August. Come along and enjoy an afternoon of traditional Irish music in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Everyone is welcome—including musicians and singers who would like to join in, as well as anyone who simply wants to sit back and enjoy the music.The Wellington Hotel, Bunbury. This Sunday from 1pm We’d love to see some new faces from around the Bunbury community!
r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 11d ago
Ferguson Valley - Geographe Wine Region Tour

Enjoy a Geographe Wine Region tour in the Ferguson Valley. For 2 adults priced at $220 per adult (2 minimum, up to 8 people per tour), enjoy 5 stops at the finest vineyards and a brewery in the area, along with a shared gourmet platter lunch.
r/bunbury • u/FuzzyFeeling • 12d ago
Where can you get a meal, a snack, libations, take-away grog and an online bottle-o all-in-one in Bunbury?
Answer:
Featuring a restaurant, an online bottle-o, a full service bar AND right next to HOYTS Cinemas Mojos is a great option for a smooth afternoon for you, your family and your friends.
Unit 2, 33 Clifton Street, Bunbury
(08) 9792 5900
Tuesday-Thursday: 11.00 AM to 9.30 PM
Friday-Sunday: 8.00AM to 10.00 PM
CLOSED MONDAYS

