We’ll See You in Mingenew!

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Mingenew offers affordable living in the heart of the Midwest. With a charming primary school, daycare services and a vibrant, friendly community, it’s the perfect place to live, work, and invest.

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STORYTOWNS APP

As part of our commitment to promoting Mingenew and encouraging visitors to explore our town, we’re excited to offer our very own audio guide packed with interesting facts and contemporary stories. As you drive into Mingenew, the Storytowns guide will automatically play. It’s free and easy to use, so download the app and explore the hidden gems of our town!

We'll See You In Mingenew!

Download our visitors map and find out where to eat, what to see, and where to stay.

22 September 2026

Have you checked out the beautiful wildflowers in Mingenew this season? 🌼 🌸 Got some beautiful wildflower snaps you want the world to see? Tag the Shire of Mingenew on your post and yours could be the next one we share! We'll see you, in Mingenew! πŸ‘‹

20 September 2026

There's so much to do in Mingenew this spring 🌼✨ Spring has well and truly sprung, and there's plenty on the calendar to make the most of it. From seas of wildflowers to a day at the races, here's what's happening around the Shire πŸ‘‡ 🌸 Wildflower Season 🌸 Right through spring, discover carpets of wildflowers at Mingenew Hill and Coalseam Conservation Park πŸ–ΌοΈ ✨ Pop-up Shop ✨ Discover handmade gifts, local produce and original artwork. Open daily 9:30am – 4pm until Monday 28 Sep at Mingenew Hall 🏫 πŸŽ‰ The Mighty Mingenew Races πŸŽ‰ Six races, fashions on the field, live music, and the AFL on the big screen. Saturday 26 Sep from 11:30am at the Mingenew Turf Club πŸ‡ Click here to find out more about what's on this spring https://mingenew.wa.gov.au/events/ πŸ“²

18 September 2026

🦟 MOSQUITO SEASON IS HERE! With the warmer weather arriving, mosquitoes and other flying insects are becoming much more noticeable around town. Now is a great time to check around your home and yard for anything that may be holding water. Mosquitoes can breed in surprisingly small amounts of stagnant water, so a quick tidy up can make a big difference. β€’ Tip out water from buckets, pot plant saucers, toys and containers β€’ Store unused containers upside down or undercover β€’ Refresh pet water bowls regularly β€’ Keep gutters and drains clear β€’ Check pools, ponds and water features are properly maintained β€’ Make sure rainwater tanks are adequately screened β€’ Use insect repellent and wear loose-fitting, long clothing when mosquitoes are active You may have also noticed large numbers of tiny midges and other flying insects around town recently. Spring conditions can bring a big increase in insect activity, particularly around flowering crops and after warmer weather. While we can’t eliminate all the bugs enjoying spring, removing stagnant water around our homes is one simple way we can help reduce breeding.

15 September 2026

Your Wildflower Country πŸ“Έ Check out these beautiful wildflower snaps taken in and around Mingenew by the talented Val Marshall 🌼 Got a wildflower shot of your own? Tag Shire of Mingenew on your post and yours could be the next one we share 🌸

Our Community

Mingenew has essentially three basic ingredients. Economically, we are an agricultural powerhouse and the southern hemisphere’s largest grain facilitator. Aesthetically we are surrounded by breathtaking breakaway country, with fantastic flat-top ridges and, during WA’s wildflower season, we are arguably its most sought-after destination.

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