natural connected prosperous
natural connected prosperous
In 2020 the main street of Margaret River and surrounding areas will be transformed, making our town centre an attractive, modern, international tourist destination. Plans will incorporate; a new Festival Precinct, new cycle lane, beautiful landscaping and additional trees, street furniture, LED street lighting, public art works, resurfaced road and footpaths. The redevelopment is set to commence in February 2020, and will improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists accessing our town centre.
This project is supported by the State Government of Western Australia.
For more informationt visit our Main Street Project Page
The new Margaret River HEART building will provide a multi-purpose, highly flexible entertainment and business events complex which both meets the needs of the current population and caters for projected population and visitor growth. The transformational project developed initially under the SuperTown Program and involves a major redevelopment of the 36-year-old Margaret River Cultural Centre and the adjoining 40-year-old squash court and basketball facilities.
The project is made possible thanks to a series of successful grant funding approvals totalling $6.75m including:
$1.8m National Stronger Regions Fund Grant
$1.4m Lotterywest Grant
$.5m Regional Venues Improvement Fund Grant
$3.05m Growing the South Royalties for Regions Grant
PO Box 61
Margaret River WA 6285
41 Wallcliffe Road
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