Tai Morrison, Tynan Garlett, Liam Hayden and Jermaine Pickett of the Doorum Dance Group. Credit: Jackson Barrett/South Western Times
Thousands of revellers descended on Bunbury’s Bicentennial Square on Wednesday for the City’s first Australia Day Skyfest celebrations in two years.
The fireworks display, which Bunbury mayor Jaysen Miguel said was unrivalled in regional WA, was cancelled last year.
Some residents keen to catch the best view were in position for hours before the display began, while others wandered through the Bicentennial Square precinct playing games, eating at the many food trucks or watching movies on the giant screen at the Graham Bricknell Music Shell.
The inaugural South West Strongman event was also held as part of the day’s festivities.
Chris and Amy Fogg with their daughter Indigo, 7. Credit: Jackson Barrett/South Western TimesTony and Mary Locatori. Credit: Jackson Barrett/South Western TimesEli Holdsworth and Brodie Shelley. Credit: Jackson Barrett/South Western TimesHannah and Jerwin Lim with their daughters Crystal, 6, and Sam, 8. Credit: Jackson Barrett/South Western TimesTrevor Tyson with Raelene, Shanae and Leigh Ransome. Credit: Jackson Barrett/South Western TimesBuneeta and Sunil Chopra. Credit: Jackson Barrett/South Western TimesKatie and Oliver Harbutt with their sons Noah, 8 months, and Joshua, 3. Credit: Jackson Barrett/South Western TimesDan McCall competed in the inaugural South West Strongman tournament. Credit: Jackson Barrett/South Western Times
