Wongan Hills Progress Association is finding solutions to attract and retain essential service providers to the area.

WA's low levels of light pollution makes the region an ideal location for astrotourism and astrophotography. Read the lastest news on activities within our Shire.

We bid a fond farewell to Sandy Ciabarri who has managed our swimming pool for many seasons and welcome Doug Macaulay to the team.

The Department of Fire and Emergency Services will carry out a prescribed burn this Thursday 10 October 2019 in the area surrounding Wongan Hills Hospital.

The Shire of Wongan-Ballidu has partnered with Energy Trading software company Power Ledger in the first regional trial of its blockchain-enabled peer-to-peer (P2P) technology outside of a metropolitan area.

Complete the survey for your chance to win a $50.00 voucher to Wongan Hills IGA!

Update on the Wongan Hills Airstrip Lighting

The Shire of Wongan-Ballidu is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Ajit Kumar Chaurasia

Important numbers to call for emergencies or non-urgent Police matters

GP Care by Phone has been made available for all residents in our area 24/7 whilst there is currently no GP available.

We are thrilled to announce that the Shire of Wongan-Ballidu has been successful in securing funding from Lotterywest for the Wongan Hills Community and Sports Colocation Project! Together with funding from the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries’ CSRFF grant, significant investment from Council and co-funding from community groups, we look forward to delivering this long awaited project to our community.

C O M M U N I T Y G A R DE N Did you know the Shire has a Community Garden project underway? Keep up to date and follow the status of this exciting community project right here.

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The Shire's newly revised Corporate Business Plan is now available to the public following Council adoption in June.

The Shire's newly revised Strategic Community Plan 2012-2021 is now available to the public following Council adoption in June.

Street lighting is provided to the Shire by Western Power who supply, maintain and upgrade all lights. Western Power however does not guarantee that all lights will be operational every evening.

Dog poo in any public place is not only offensive in smell and appearance, but carries a huge risk of disease and infection.