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28/12/2024

21/12/2024

🚫 A Total Fire Ban has been declared for 22 December 2024 for the local government areas below 🚫

⚠ Midwest-Gascoyne Region:

- Shire Of Chapman Valley
- Shire Of Coorow
- Shire Of Dandaragan
- Shire Of Morawa
- City Of Greater Geraldton
- Shire Of Northampton
- Shire Of Mingenew
- Shire Of Three Springs
- Shire Of Carnamah
- Shire Of Dandaragan
- Shire Of Irwin
- Shire Of Perenjori

⚠ Metro North East Region:

- City Of Swan
- Shire Of Chittering

ℹ For more information on Total Fire Bans and to check the Fire Danger Ratings in your area visit emergency.wa.gov.au. Local Government Authority boundaries on Emergency WA are indicative only and do not represent the exact gazetted local government boundary.

19/12/2024

A cooler Christmas in southern WA! 😎

Forecast: https://www.abc.net.au/greatsouthern/weather

14/12/2024

📸 TOP 10 FOR 2024 🔥 The best of the best from 2024 – as chosen by YOU! 🌟

To kick us off, coming in at number 10 we’ve got the stunning shot from of the pink sunset skies over the Pentecost River Crossing by 📷 Salty Wings

From golden sunsets over Cable Beach to the rugged beauty of Karijini National Park, these are the top 10 moments you loved most this year. 📸

Australia’s North West is calling – so why not make 2025 your year of adventure? Whether it’s the dazzling Staircase to the Moon, exploring the ancient Bungle Bungles, or cruising through the spectacular Horizontal Falls, there’s no better time to start planning.

🚨 Hot tip: Secure your 2025 bookings now – popular experiences are already filling up fast!

📷 Salty Wings
📍 along the Gibb River Road in the Region of

10/12/2024

Is this the perfect setup for a camping trip up North? .vangef seems to agree it is 🙌🏼

Book this Prado for your next on or off-road adventure!

05/12/2024

As we enter a busy season on WA roads, we’d like to share a friendly reminder to stay safe and monitor your speed while driving.

Here’s a refresher on the maximum permitted speed limits in Western Australia:

💡 The maximum speed for all towing vehicles, trucks over 12t GVM, buses over 5t GVM is 100 km/h.

💡 The maximum speed in a built-up area is 50 km/h unless signed otherwise - for example, speed limits could be lower, such as 30 or 40 km/h or higher, such as 60 or 70 km/h.

💡 The maximum speed limit in rural or undeveloped areas is 110 km/h - the sign shown may be used on main roads into WA from adjoining states or territories to highlight the maximum permissible speed in WA.

Remember always to stay aware when behind the wheel and take rest breaks while travelling.

04/12/2024

Give animals a ‘brake’ and slow down at dusk and dawn 🌇

When you’re travelling on our regional roads, you may come across animals such as goats, cows, camels, emus, kangaroos or wombats on our road network.

Collisions with wildlife and livestock can be fatal for drivers, passengers, and animals, so it’s important to take the necessary safety precautions.

Always drive to the conditions and reduce your speed if you see any animals, particularly at dawn and dusk when they are most active.

To find out more about staying safe on our roads visit www.mainroads.wa.gov.au/travel-information/driving-in-wa/safety/

23/11/2024

22/11/2024

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🌧 Kimberley parks update 🌧

Due to significant rain over the weekend the following parks have been closed until further notice:

🚫 Bandiln͟g͟an (Windjana Gorge) National Park.

🚫 Dimalurru (Tunnel Creek) National Park.

🚫 Wunaamin Conservation Park, including Dulundi (Silent Grove) campground and Dalmanyi (Bell Gorge).

🚫 Miluwindi Conservation Park including Lennard Gorge.

Please check Emergency WA at www.emergency.wa.gov.au, Main Roads WA, and local shire websites for road condition reports.

For further information, please contact the Parks and Wildlife West Kimberley District office in Broome on (08) 9195 5500 or East Kimberley District Office in Kununurra on (08) 9168 4200.

Keep up to date with the status of all parks at https://alerts.dbca.wa.gov.au.

Visit Broome Australia's Boab Country Explore Parks WA

11/11/2024

The beaches you can drive on in are the type of beaches you dream of 🙌🏼

Parked up at Wonnerup Beach!

21/10/2024

01/10/2024

Update as of the 21.09.2024.

For the latest information about the Gibb River Road please contact us.
08 9168 1177 or [email protected]

01/10/2024

⛈️ PLEASE NOTE: this Storm Advice has been updated for parts of PERTH METROPOLITAN, SOUTH WEST, LOWER SOUTH WEST, GREAT SOUTHERN and UPPER GREAT SOUTHERN. For the latest information visit www.emergency.wa.gov.au ⛈️

27/09/2024

🌧 PARTIAL CLOSURE- PURNULULU NATIONAL PARK 🌧

After experiencing significant rainfall over the last week, the northern section of Purnululu National Park has been closed. This closure includes all roads and walk trails in the northern end of the park. For your safety, please do not attempt to travel on closed roads or access closed parks.

🚫 Kurrajong Campground - closed for the season. For existing campsite bookings please refer to your booking confirmation or reminder email for instructions on how to cancel or change your booking.
🟢 Walardi Campground - open
🚫 Purnululu Visitor Centre - closed for the season.
🚫 Echidna Chasm, Homestead Valley, Mini Palms Gorge, Stone Henge, Osmand Lookout, Kungkalanayi Lookout – all temporary closures.

🟠⚠ Spring Creek Track- high clearance 4WD only. The track is very slippery and boggy with washouts and high-water levels in creek crossings. Please drive to road conditions and allow more time.

Purnululu National Park will be closed on 30 November for the 2024-25 wet season.

As the wet season commences, road access to Kimberley parks may quickly change if roads become impassible. Keep up to date with local weather reports and road closures and be prepared for your plans to change.

Check Park Alerts at https://alerts.dbca.wa.gov.au on the latest park information.

Please check Emergency WA at www.emergency.wa.gov.au, Main Roads WA, and local shire websites for road condition reports.

For further information, please contact the Parks and Wildlife Service - East Kimberley District Office in Kununurra on (08) 9168 4200.

Visit Broome Shire of Derby/West Kimberley Australia's Boab Country Halls Creek Information Centre Kununurra Visitor Centre

25/09/2024