The Shire of Narrogin held its ever popular Australia Day Community Breakfast on Thursday 26 January 2023 at Alby Park.

In February 2022, catastrophic bushfires raged through the Wheatbelt region destroying over 60,000 hectares in the local government areas of Corrigin, Cuballing, Narrogin, Bruce Rock and Wickepin. The impact of these fires on the agricultural industry was enormous

Please be advised that the Shire of Narrogin’s Administration Office, Works Depot, Library and Jessie House (Office for Homecare) will be closed during the upcoming Christmas period from 3:30pm on Friday 23 December 2022 until reopening at 8.30 am on Tuesday 3 January 2023.

The Shire of Narrogin has recently received a $200 Million Development Application from FutureEnergy Australia (FEA) for the establishment of a Renewable Diesel Biorefinery at Lot 31 Great Southern Highway, a 65ha site, 4km immediately south of the Narrogin Townsite, at the new Narrogin Future Energy Park and serviced by the strategic industrial routes of the Great Southern Highway, and Wanerie Road.

October 2022 Narrogin Narrative

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Media Release - Shire of Narrogin 2022/23 Budget adopted.

The development of a new Lawn Burial Area at the Narrogin Cemetery is now complete.

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March 2022 Narrogin Narrative

The Refuse Site will be closed on Good Friday, Easter Monday and ANZAC Day (15,18 &25 April). It will be open on the Tuesdays following Public Holidays (19 & 26 April).

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SETTLING THE DUST LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE 2015 ESPERANCE FIRES The Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) and South East Premium Wheat Growers’ Association (SEPWA) is acknowledged in producing this book, and providing access to it now, to farmers affected by the Narrogin East Fire in the Shire’s of Narrogin and Wickepin. Recovery will take time, but as a community, together we can.

Narrogin Shire has imposed a ban on harvesting & movement of vehicles effective from 9:00 am Friday 11 February, until further notice.

The Shire of Narrogin held its ever popular Australia Day Community Breakfast on Wednesday 26 January 2022. Due to the ongoing COVID restrictions, the event was held at the south front of the John Higgins Community Centre, starting the day in a truly Aussie way

The Shire of Narrogin has recently been recognised by the Department of Fire and Emergency Services in their 2021 Volunteer Employer Recognition Awards.

The State Government has recently advised that the Dryandra Woodland has officially became a National Park. The former State forest has had two class A nature reserves added, and totals 17,780 hectares, which will ensure the future protection of native animals such as Numbats, Brushtail Wallabies and Mallee fowl.

The Shire of Narrogin will begin its Australia Day celebrations on Wednesday 26 January 2022 in true Aussie style - on the lawn under a shady tree, accompanied by the classic barbeque breakfast. The event will take place on the grassed area at the front of the John Higgins Community Centre, 50 Clayton Road Narrogin, and commence at 7.30 am.

Narrogin and Highbury residents have decorated their homes for Christmas again – and what a display. Numerous households are displaying bright and colourful installations of Christmas lights and decorations, and the judges have visited every street in search of the best residential Christmas Lights displays.

• Nominations are now open for the 2022 Volunteer Service Awards • Ceremony celebrates long serving volunteers for their commitment • Awards presented during National Volunteer week

The Shire of Narrogin has recently been successful in obtaining 100% funding through the STAND (Strengthening Telecommunications Against Natural Disasters) Project to upgrade NBN satellite communications at the Shire Administration Building and Narrogin Recreation and Leisure Centre.

The Shire of Narrogin has been successful for the third consecutive year in obtaining a fully funded administration trainee through the McGowan Government’s Regional Traineeship Grants Program. The grant is designed to support young people in vocational training, as well as subsidising the cost of employing a trainee in rural areas.

The Shire of Narrogin has recently been successful in prosecuting a property owner for the ongoing issue of his wandering livestock along Yilliminning and McDougall Roads.