Due to scheduled fiber replacement works, the Margaret River Library and Depot will be closed from Sunday 5 May to Tuesday 7 May. We'll reopen during our usual business hours on Wednesday 8 May. Our online services are available 24/7. Explore them at Library Services.
The Prohibited Burning Period for the Shire has been extended further and will now apply until midnight, Tuesday 14 May 2024. No fires can be lit in the open air. More information here.
Unprecedented Extension to Prohibited Burning Period

Prohibited Burning Period Extended to 30 April 2024

The Prohibited Burning Period in the Shire of Augusta Margaret River has been extended for a third time and will apply until midnight, Tuesday 30 April 2024. This means no fires can be lit in the open air.  

With abnormally dry conditions throughout the Shire and no rainfall forecast for the coming weeks, the decision has been made to extend the Prohibited Burning Period to keep the community safe, amid concerns that a fire could quickly get out of control.

All visitors and residents are urged to remain respectful of the fire restrictions that have been in place this fire season. The simple rule is - No fires.

For more information about fire requirements during the Prohibited Burning Period please refer to the Firebreak Notice and Bushfire Information 2023-2024.

12 Apr 2024 Topic Type
General News
Place
Augusta, Cowaramup, Gracetown, Karridale and Kurdardup, Margaret River, Prevelly and Gnarabup, Scott River, Witchcliffe
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