Some fantastic grant opportunities exist for Durack constituents.

Take advantage of the membership benefits for just $20 per year and join Roe Tourism as an associate member.

The Shire of Narembeen has been awarded a Lotterywest grant of $80,814 towards the costs associated with the development of the Lesser Hall Precinct & Interpretation Project.

Funding will be provided to community groups through the Shire of Narembeen's 2019/20 Community Grants Program.

Shire of Narembeen CEO Chris Jackson talks about the attractions of the area and the community that makes it special.

Shire of Narembeen President Rhonda Cole talks about the contributions of local community volunteers and her role on Council.

The Shire of Narembeen has completed the first stage of it's CCTV installation programme.

Council held its February Ordinary Meeting of Council on Wednesday 20th February 2019, here's what happened!

A great opportunity for not-for-profit organisations to obtain a new defibrillator for their facility or community group.

Community comes together to hand over defibrillator to first responders - the Narembeen Police

The Shire of Narembeen recognises the cultural and historical significance of the Emu Hill Public Cemetery and is committed to ensuring the cemetery is well preserved and enhanced in keeping with the natural features and landscape.

It was a lovely celebration in the Shire Chambers on Friday 2nd November 2018 when local resident Bhimrao Thavare became an Australian Citizen in front of more than 15 family and friends.

The first seal of Latham Road into CBH took place last Friday and with harvest upon us this is timely with trucks being able to use Latham Road to enter and exit from CBH.

Works are progressing well on the construction of the Medical Centre/CRC extension, with the project anticipated to finish in early 2019.

The Shire of Narembeen is a strong supporter of the Tampia Gold Project.

This project is powering ahead with the roof sheeting being installed this week and the brickwork nearing completion.

Invited guests and residents from Narembeen and surrounding towns gathered on Friday 14th September 2018 for the official opening of the Narembeen Volunteer Emergency Services Centre.

Construction is well and truly underway on the extension to the Narembeen CRC and Medical Centre. With the steel frames and truss roof complete, the brickwork has now commenced with the brick layers arriving in town yesterday.

It is lovely to see the countryside changing colour as the weather heats up.