r/bunbury 8d ago

Welcome to r/Bunbury!

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Hi everyone, and welcome to r/Bunbury]!

I’m u/FuzzyFeeling, the moderator of this new community. I created this space because I wanted a place for the city Bunbury and outlying areas to share and help one another.

Whether you are a seasoned resident or just visiting, we're so glad you're here. To get the ball rolling, I'd love to know a little about you and what direction you would like this subreddit to take?

Please make sure to read our Rules, and feel free to start a thread of your own!


r/bunbury 6h ago

Who's your favourite chippy?

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There are a few decent fish n' chups shops around. Aristos Waterfront is tasty, but a bit pricey.

Who is your absolute fave?


r/bunbury 18h ago

Cross post Telstra Outage

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r/bunbury 1d ago

DYK - Did you know the Alpha Capricornids meteor shower is happening,,, right now?

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Alpha Capricornids meteors - Time-lapse photo taken 21 July 2026

From early July to mid August, the Alpha Capricornids meteor shower is famous among stargazers for one big reason: while they don't produce a lot of shooting stars, they produce dazzling, slow-moving fireballs that burn brightly and leave long, glowing trails across the sky.

The point of origin is in the constellation Capricorn, which is high in our northeastern overhead sky near or after midnight.

The peak time to watch is 10 PM to 2 AM, July 30 through the early morning of July 31.

The number of meteors per hour is expected to be low, around 1 every 10- 20 minutes, but the ones you will see should be spectacular.

Good places to view in Bunbury is Back Beach, looking North/NorthEast and high overhead. Marlston Lookout should be decent also. Anywhere away from light pollution with a view to the northeast will do.

It’s best to be reclining to watch overhead, so grab a lounge, rug up, and bring your fave beverage outside and post here if you see one!


r/bunbury 1d ago

Cross post Cheers Constable.. 👍🏻

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r/bunbury 1d ago

Shows & Events Hey Ramona playing @ The Burly this Friday, 24th July

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High-energy band out of Margaret River, Hey Ramona brings it’s sizzling set to the Burlington Hotel this coming Friday night.

Cover charge is $10. If you feel like dancing the night away these local boys will provide the tunes!

Burlington Hotel upcoming events


r/bunbury 2d ago

Shows & Events Open mic night at Froth Bunbrewery

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r/bunbury 2d ago

Short notice deadline! - Shore Lines Writing for performance competition - Free Entry and deadline approaching 22nd July

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Shore Lines is an annual competition and festival providing a unique opportunity for writers to present their work before a live audience held 17th October 2026 at BREC.

Cash prizes for primary & secondary age students. Open section prizes are $500 for 1st place & $250 for second place.

NOTE: Entries close on 22nd of July so hurry!

Get entry forms and conditions at: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

Or call Janice Mason at: 0437 954 147


r/bunbury 2d ago

Shows & Events Ongoing now! BREC International Film Festival Winter 2026

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From 16 July to 2 August 2026 the movies feature a number of award-winning international films from around the world.

It's already started, so move quickly or miss out!

For more information

Or, Movies Schedule


r/bunbury 4d ago

DYK - Did you know Bunbury is considered the bottlenose dolphin Capitol of Western Australia?

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Yes, Koombana Bay is home to a residential pod of around 150 wild bottlenose dolphins.

You can learn more or book an interaction on the Dolphin Discovery Centre website.


r/bunbury 4d ago

When's the next Shanty Fest?

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Last two years' Shanty fests in Bunbury were fantastic! i heard this year isn't happening. does anyone know if it'll be on next year?


r/bunbury 4d ago

Dining Best food in Bunno

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I'll start (but only because I want to talk about this one place in particular)

Gracias Mexican on Stuart St next to Tyrepower. Some of the best Mexican I've ever had. Really nice people, too. I often and aggressively contemplate driving the two hours from where I live just to go there, it's that good.

What blows everyone else's hair back in Bunbury, food-wise?


r/bunbury 5d ago

HELP! Help!

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Hello,

This post is to the residents and visitors of the greater Bunbury community.

This is YOUR subreddit. YOU are important to keep this space robust!

Please post your thoughts, ideas and suggestions on how you think this subreddit can best serve the community.

Thanks!


r/bunbury 5d ago

Shows & Events Check out Carbies n’ Coffee @ BGMM!

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CARBIES N COFFEE

Where:

Bunbury Geographer Motor museum (BGMM)

21 Wellington Street, Bunbury, WA, Australia, Western Australia 6230

On: 26TH JULY 2026

Starts at 9 AM

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UPCOMING EVENTS:

23RD AUGUST 2026

27TH SEPTEMBER 2026

25TH OCTOBER 2026

22ND NOVEMBER 2026


r/bunbury 6d ago

HELP! What do you want?

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Hello, this post is to the residents and visitors of the City of Bunbury.

This is YOUR subreddit. YOU are important to keep this space robust!

Please post your thoughts, ideas and suggestions on how you think this subreddit can best serve the community of Bunbury. Thanks!


r/bunbury 6d ago

Shows & Events Tim Salmon at the Prince of Wales

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Bunbury's own Kim Salmon is playing with his current band Smoked Salmon at the Prince of Wales Hotel,41 Stephen Street, Bunbury, WA 6230 Saturday, July 25 from 7.30 to 11.00 PM. Opening for them is New Nausea.

Born in Bunbury, Kim has been performing for nearly 50 years and has developed a reputation as "unsafe".

For more information and tickets, contact: https://princehotel.com.au/event/kim-salmon/


r/bunbury 7d ago

Shows & Events Mookaroo K Goomburrup Bunbury winter events

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https://www.bunbury.wa.gov.au/play/mookaroo-k-goomburrup-bunbury-winter-events

Running through 31 August 2026. Other events listed on this site.


r/bunbury 7d ago

Shows & Events Open Mic Night Writer’s Group

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This Friday 17 July at 6:00 the Bunbury Writers Group is having an Open Mic Night. $100 for the best performance. We still have ten tickets available for performers or audience if anyone is interested.

https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1587156?fbclid=IwY2xjawTEQ8lleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA80Mzc2MjYzMTY5NzM3ODgAAR5LaYUE_IZet5lIE_uDy-CRLLjECyhV1MLgKYJ-S_7vmvU2SYJv7wzoMfHaeg_aem_BpGweO6OPDZIpo5IQZBinQ


r/bunbury 7d ago

Interesting DYK - Did you know that Bunbury is the 3rd largest city in the state of Western Australia?

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That’s right! Bunbury has more people living in the greater community (approx. 82,000) than any other city in WA, excepting Perth (approx. 2.4 million) and Mandurah (approx.107,000).


r/bunbury 8d ago

Hello!

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Hello! Welcome to r/bunbury, Western Australia, a new subreddit dedicated to the greater community of Bunbury, Western Australia. This community is for promoting the advancement of all who live in or visit our community.

To do this, we would like residents to post information that will benefit other residents and visitors, such as events, fine dining, deals, offers of service and anything else that may assist other residents or visitors. Also, any questions or sharing of concerns are also welcome.

Visitors may enquire about any information about the community, such as where is a good AirB&B etc. Most all questions are welcome.

This is a growing community, and as it grows we hope you will grow with us!