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Waste Management
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Living in Mingenew

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. Finally, we are vibrant and happy! Below our rural and ‘real country’ persona, we enjoy a sporting and social calendar that is second to none. 

Population

Mingenew is home to around 406 wonderful residents. They are employed in various sectors such as local government, small businesses, ag-support companies, and essential services like police, education, health, and hospitality.

Sport & Community

We enjoy a sporting and social calendar that

is second to none. With thriving netball and hockey teams, a tennis club and a football team gracing one of the Midwest’s most picturesque ovals, our community takes pride in its active, close-knit sporting culture. 

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Families & Education

Perfect for families, we offer a local long daycare centre, a new playground with a skate park at Cecil Newton Park, and a highly regarded primary school. Convenient bus access is available to two local high schools.

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FAcilities

Our community features a WA Country Health Centre for accessible healthcare, a bustling Community Resource Centre managing the local Post Office and providing technology resources, and an essential IGA hub for groceries. 

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Employment & opportunity

Many visitors stay due to our thriving agricultural community, which supports numerous industries, facilities, and job opportunities. Explore career opportunities with us on our vacancies page.

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Office Hours

Monday to Friday
8:30am – 4:30pm

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Postal Address

PO Box 120,
21 Victoria Road
Mingenew WA 6522

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Acknowledgment of Country

The Shire of Mingenew acknowledges the traditional custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sky, waters and community, including the Wattandee people of these lands. We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging, and extend that respect to all First Nations people today.

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