Here in the Augusta Margaret River Shire, the most south-west point on the ancient landmass of Australia, you can’t get more local than the Wadandi Bibbulmun people, who have been here for at least 47,000 years. We pay respect to the Traditional Custodians of this land, as we work together to build a future that looks after the well-being of our community members and this amazing Boodja – this amazing land.
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Margaret River Hampers
Bespoke Margaret River gift hampers If you're hungry for local produce all packaged up in one spot Margaret River Hampers is a nifty hint. Their range includes 
Re-Tyre Margaret River
We're currently focusing on New Kids on the Block - those businesses recently opened up on Margaret River's main street! Q: Who are you and what’s your one
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Local History is Alive
Margaret River's history is alive at the Old Settlement Everything about the Old Settlement is both charming and striking. It is beautifully maintained, with restored bellows, farm
Margaret River Farmers’ Market
Every Saturday a bit of magic happens on the lawn at the Margaret River Education Campus. Out come the farmers and producers, the buskers and bakers, the prams and
Augusta’s Tales of Whales and Trails
The wild and wonderful beasts of the sea are back and can be spotted from Augusta's newest trail. Recent travel restrictions haven’t stopped our ocean based visitors from
The MOO-rals of Cowaramup
The heart of Cowaramup has become a canvas for inspiring and colourful art, making it a beautiful town to explore. The Lion’s Shed in Pioneer Park features a
