The Prohibited Burning Period has been extended and will now apply until midnight Saturday, 28 March 2026.

This means no fires can be lit in the open air, anywhere in the Shire of Augusta Margaret River

Witchcliffe

Place statement

Witchcliffe, a historical and creative rural community built on the values of inclusiveness, sustainability and relationships.

Key projects 2023-24

Key Projects in Witchcliffe for 2023-24


  • Renewal of Witchcliffe public amenities.
  • Renewal and upgrade of Witchcliffe CWA Hall.
  • Design and consultation work for multipurpose courts in Witchcliffe.
  • Wadandi Trail weed control (Rowe Road West).
  • Road, kerb, path and carpark (unsealed) works on Redgate Road.
  • Mammoth Street reseal and turnaround asphalt overlay.

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

Townsite Planning

Witchcliffe News

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Hotbox General News
31 Jul. 2025

New nature playground opens in Witchcliffe for families to enjoy

The Shire is excited to announce the opening of the Witchcliffe Nature Playground, designed to inspire creative and active play.

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Works Hotbox Public Notice
17 Apr. 2025

Witchcliffe Courts and Playground Upgrade Set to Begin

Witchcliffe courts and Playground Works Upgrades

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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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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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