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As storm season approaches, it’s important for our community to stay prepared and protect homes, families and properties. Taking a few simple steps now can make a big difference when severe weather hits. Here’s how you can get ready and stay safe during stormy and adverse conditions.

To ensure your property meets requirements, please refer to the Bushfire Risk Compliance Notice on the Shire’s website and ask your Fire Control Officer or the Shire for advice if you have any questions.

Held every second Saturday morning and proudly supported by Nannup Garden Village Inc, the markets offer more than a shopping experience—they celebrate local identity, creativity, and the resilience of small businesses that shape the character of Nannup.

The Shire of Nannup is excited to deliver a vibrant April 2026 School Holiday Program.

The Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer (PSHB) is currently confined to the Perth metropolitan area, where a Quarantine Area restricts the movement of untreated wood and woody plant materials to stop the pest spreading. Although PSHB has not been detected in Nannup, it is considered impossible to eradicate and is now under long term management in WA.

For many people living and working across regional Western Australia, staying connected isn't just about convenience—it's critical to running a business, keeping in touch with loved ones, and staying safe in emergencies. Yet, issues with your internet, unreliable mobile coverage, and the complexity of finding the right solution can make digital connectivity feel like a full-time job.

Residents across 13 South West towns – including Nannup – can now take advantage of free water saving initiatives through Water Corporation’s Waterwise Towns Program. This year’s program is the largest to date, supporting 47 regional communities across Western Australia to reduce water use and lower household bills.

TeleRedi provides wellbeing check in calls during heatwaves for people at higher risk of heat related illness, no matter where they live. Trained Red Cross volunteers contact registered participants regularly, helping ensure their safety during periods of dangerous heat. If a call goes unanswered or a participant appears distressed, an escalation process is activated to connect them with timely support.

What to Look For — And Why Anyone Can Be a Victim. Falling victim to a scam is never a sign of weakness—it’s a reflection of how sophisticated these crimes have become.

The Shire of Nannup is excited to launch our new online Facilities Booking Tool — a community‑friendly service that makes it easier than ever to organise local activities. This digital upgrade reflects our ongoing commitment to supporting a socially active and connected community where clubs, groups and events continue to thrive.

The Nannup Friends of the Cemetery is a dedicated community group transforming the Nannup Cemetery into a place of beauty, remembrance and pride. Through quiet commitment and growing community support, the group has expanded its impact well beyond routine maintenance. Residents are welcome to join the group!

The Shire of Nannup is reviewing the Strategic Community Plan, and we need your voice to help guide the next 10 years of the Shire’s future.

The Shire of Nannup is committed to ensuring the safety of our community by reducing fire risks, particularly during the bushfire season.

The Western Australian Department of Transport has introduced mandatory electric vehicle (EV) and hydrogen vehicle labels for all vehicles built or modified on or after 1 January 2019.

Cyclists Urged to Avoid Active Harvesting Areas for Their Own Safety

The Audit and Risk Committee scheduled for Thursday 12 March 2026 at 4:30pm in Council Chambers, 15 Adam Street Nannup, has been cancelled as it is no longer required.

The venue has been changed from Carlotta Bush Fire Brigade to the Council Chambers at the Shire Office, 15 Adam Street. It will start at 4:30pm as usual. Please enter from the back of the building.

March often brings ongoing heat and dry conditions. As more people tackle home maintenance, property clean ups, and outdoor projects, the risk of fires caused by hot works, power tools, machinery and batteries increases. By staying alert and following safe work practices, we can help protect our families, neighbours, and the wider Nannup community.

Help Us Rebuild the Story of Pine Ridge at Milward– From Pioneers to MTB Park

Trail users are advised that a temporary diversion will be in place on the Munda Biddi Trail during the upcoming Nannup Music Festival.

Is your business in need of fresh tourism information to share with visitors?

The Shire of Nannup’s 2024–2025 Annual Report was formally endorsed at the Special Council Meeting held December 2025.

The Shire of Nannup is committed to ensuring the safety of our community by reducing fire risks, particularly during the bushfire season.

As International Women’s Day approaches on 8 March, the Shire of Nannup proudly celebrates the women whose leadership, service, and community strength continue to shape the district—past, present, and future.

In Western Australia, social enterprises are proving that business can be a genuine force for good—strengthening local communities, creating meaningful jobs, and addressing challenges in innovative and sustainable ways.

The Shire of Nannup has secured funding to continue our much‑loved Voices of Nannup Oral History Project, and we are now inviting new participants to be part of the next chapter of this important community initiative.

A major milestone has been reached for Nannup as works commence on the Southern Bridges Shared Path after more than a decade of community advocacy.

Made possible thanks to our generous volunteer drivers and Shire of Nannup.

Australia’s next Census will be held on Tuesday, 11 August 2026. A successful Census ensures our communities receive the right funding, services, and long term planning support.