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CLANCY'S Fish Pub in Dunsborough was packed on Sunday for the annual Salmon Festival. There was plenty on offer for residents with games, stalls, music and food. Photos by Sophia Clements.

Brett Humphrey from Clancy’s and the Dunsborough Dung Beetles volunteered for a dunking. One dollar a ball with funds raised going towards Men’s Mental Health.

Shannon Leary lobs the ball and hits the target.

Casting competition – Katrina Proctor gives casting to the target a go and earns herself a prize.

Shannon Leary also tested his casting skills.

A crowd had already formed out the front of Clancy's Fish Pub before it opened for the Salmon Festival.

Colleen Brennan at her Salt Water and Fire Stall.

Debbie Tinomana with Riley and Sam Batters.

Demien, Pascal and Birgitta Van Roy at their Cuddle the Cat stall.

The sun was shining for the people at the Salmon Festival.

Bill and Bill explaining about the history of the region.

Ajai and Gareth Bowles enjoying the scenic surrounds.

Dr Hook duo, Josh Wilks and Hilton Lyons.

CLANCY'S Fish Pub in Dunsborough was packed on Sunday for the annual Salmon Festival.

There was plenty on offer for residents with games, stalls, music and food.

Regarded as the pinnacle of mountain film festivals worldwide, the event showcases a meticulously curated collection of 'world firsts' in their prospective sports.

The Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour is set to return to Margaret River this month.

Adventure films set to thrill at HEART

The South West Development Commission has announced the appointment of new board members who will play a role in regional decision-making.

Trio on board future of the South West region

Edible Gardens Festival co-organiser Valerie Vallee (left) with local gardener Gillian Pearce. Picture by Trevor Paddenburg. 

This weekend's not-for-profit Edible Gardens Festival is another sell-out, as hundreds of locals and visitors explore some of the region's real-life, practical and inspiring food gardens over two days.

Another sell-out year for Edible Gardens Festival

Jacinta Dickins

Obieco's HR manager Fiona Sweeney with new recruits Te Awhitu Nankivell, accessory fitter, and Lloyd Broadfoot, trades person assistant. Picture by Gareth Gardner.

ViewJobs: Getting high-calibre bums on seats quickly

'Game-changer': Regional job platform delivers the goods

Nature Conservation staff Obelia Walker and Peta Lierich using the new weed identification and reporting app. Picture supplied. 

Nature Conservation Margaret River Region this week launches a new mobile phone app that turns locals into citizen scientists.

New app lets locals take role in enviro-work

WA producers are being invited to connect, share information and advertise available feed via a new online, social media-style platform called 'The Livestock Feed'.

The Livestock Feed: Share data to help fellow farmers

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Clancy's Salmon Festival a hit in Dunsborough | Photos

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