The West Australian
They’re the tightly held spots in our State that locals don’t really want you to know about.
Pleasantville suburbs or townships where ‘when you buy there — you die there’.
Across WA that place is Morangup, a hamlet on the cosy side of Toodyay on the edge of the Wheatbelt where residents say the air just smells better. And locals do not move.
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