On Tuesday, during her visit to Carnarvon for the WA Tourism Conference, Minister for the Gascoyne, Hon Hannah Beazley MLA, visited the Northwater Housing Development to see firsthand the progress being made to support housing availability in the region.

New light installations have now been completed throughout Carnarvon’s town centre as part of the Local Connect and Create Project.

The Robinson Street public art installations are now complete. New seating and sandblasted artworks can now be found outside the Civic Centre and Gascoyne Bakery, delivered as part of the Shire’s Local Connect & Create project.

The Shire of Carnarvon is pleased to announce that the contract has officially been awarded for the construction and landscaping of Van Dongen Park!

Stage One of restoration work for the iconic Tramway Bridge is set to commence!

The Shire of Carnarvon is pleased to announce the successful installation and commissioning of new electronic variable message signs along Minilya–Lyndon Road and the Quobba–Gnaraloo Road network.

The Lower Gascoyne Mesquite Eradication Project continues to progress in line with the approved program and funding arrangements.

W&C Co. Mechanical and Civil, with the support of local carpenter Stuart Parker, are making fantastic progress on the Connect & Create project!

Collecting recovered timber from the historic One Mile Jetty to be transformed into signage and seating for our current projects. 

The Shire of Carnarvon and our Major Supporter Lotterywest are pleased to provide the community with an update on the Van Dongen Park project.

Over the past few weeks, local artist Leanne Gillham has been working alongside school students to bring a splash of colour to the café walls. The result? A vibrant mural celebrating our unique local animals and flora.

The Shire of Carnarvon is making strong progress in its mission to restore one of the town’s most treasured landmarks — the iconic Tramway Bridge.