Welcome to Augusta Western Australia!
Augusta Community Resource Centre
The Augusta Community Resource Centre (formerly known as Augusta Telecentre) is part of Western Australia’s longest running and most successful regional community services, the Telecentre program. Augusta CRC is a proud member of WA Community Resource Network (WACRN).
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The Pelican Post
Augusta's own community newspaper, The Pelican Post, is compiled, produced and distributed every month. You can view the latest copy online as well as access our archive of past issues here...
Augusta Community Directory
Every year a new edition of the Augusta Community Directory is produced here at the CRC. If you would like to access an online version of the directory you can find it
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Augusta Community Radio 97.1FM
2oceansFM - Augusta Community Radio broadcasts from the studios here at the augusta CRC. To read more about 2oceansFM or to access information to get involved, visit the website from here...
Augusta Chamber of Commerce and Industry
The Augusta CCI is a member of the South West Chamber of Commerce, a powerful and effective group.
As local and state governments prefer to deal with recognised groups rather than individual businesses, the Augusta Chamber is your voice when dealing with state or local government agencies.
The Augusta-Margaret River Region
Just three hours’ drive south of Perth and only 110km from end to end, Your Margaret River Region is one of Australia’s most compact, yet strikingly diverse holiday destinations. There are just so many things to do in the Margaret River region you’ll need at least a few days to explore it.
Upcoming Events
SunSmart Augusta River Festival Sunday 3rd March 2019
The Augusta River Festival is an event that provides water and land based activities and entertainment for the whole family. The action takes place on the Sunday of the March long weekend where you will find a packed program of events rolling out, including the popular drink-can regatta.. Read more......
Join us at the Augusta CRC for the final outdoor movie this season.
The township of Bodgy Creek has seen better days: the population is dwindling, jobs are scarce & the litter has built up around the fading Tidy Town sign. The next victim of the town's decline is the cash strapped Aussie Rules footy club.
Troy Carrington (Damian Callinan) a former professional football player returns to his country town after an abrupt end to his sporting career and is persuaded to coach the hapless local footy team, the Roosters.
Another great yarn that’s as Aussie as meat pies and thongs… read more.... Our Partners
