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Place statement

The Shire is comprised of many other smaller villages and hamlets which comprise the balance of our resident population. This includes places like Alexandra Bridge, Rosa Brook, Rosa Glen, Osmington, Bramley, Ellensbrook, Boranup, Hamelin Bay, Scott River and others.


Key projects 2023-24

Key Projects for 2023-24


  • Works at the Alexandra Bridge foreshore.
  • Culvert renewal works on Low Road, Rosa Glen.
  • Rosa Brook Road design work.
  • Road renewal works on Glenarty Warner Glen Road.
  • Road resealing works, Crozier Road.
  • Gravel road resheeting program (various location).
  • Renewal of Ted’s Landing, Molloy Island.
  • Rosa Glen Road culvert widening.

To stay updated on key projects, please review the most recent quarterly report.

News

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Community Environment and Sustainability Hotbox General News
19 Sep 2024

Scott River Landowners sentenced for Illegal Land Clearing

A magistrate has ordered Blue Whale Farm Plantation Pty Ltd to pay a $141,000 fine to the Shire of Augusta Margaret River.

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Hotbox General News
25 Jul 2024

Something for Everyone - Major Renewal and Upgrades in your Town

Find out what's planned for your town and how we're supporting our community groups and environment in the next 12 months.

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Hotbox General News
25 Jul 2024

Budget Breakdown and Q and A

What are our community's main expenses and revenue resources? Why are staff expenses so high? And how does Council decide where to invest? Find out more...

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Related Pages

Local Planning Strategy, Scheme and Townsite Planning
Shire Boundary Map
Annual Budget

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Contact Details

Margaret River

41 Wallcliffe Road,
Margaret River WA 6285
PO Box 61
Margaret River WA 6285
Monday - Friday
9am - 4pm

Augusta

66 Allnut Terrace,
Augusta WA 6290
PO Box 61
Margaret River WA 6285
Tues, Wed, Thurs
9am-12pm, 1pm-4pm
The Shire of Augusta Margaret River acknowledges we are on Wadandi and Pibelmen Boodja, whose ancestors and their descendants are the traditional owners of this country.
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