The Shire of Nannup is calling for Expressions of Interest (EOI) for shuttles and associated services at Nannup Tank 7 Mountain Bike Park. The Nannup Tank 7 Mountain Bike Park trails provide a rough, raw and rocky trail experience for mountain bike enthusiasts located 2 kilometres east of Nannup town and opened March 2022.

The following vehicle is available for sale by public tender, pursuant to the Local Government Act 1995 - Section 3.58. Disposing of Property.

Our State on a Plate showcases Western Australia's leading primary producers, telling their story and the hard work behind creating the State's best produce, in addition to showcasing food events, farmers markets and anywhere that food is celebrated and enjoyed in WA.

On Friday 13 May the Shire of Nannup together with its partners, Forest Products Commission (FPC) and the Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) celebrated the opening of the much anticipated Nannup Tank 7 Mountain Bike Park. Nannup is fast becoming a world-class destination for cycling. The official opening was attended by more than 60 delegates from the local community, government and tourism sector. Local Wadandi Pibulmun Menang elder, Sandra Hill performed the Welcome to Country. Sandra, a cultural custodian of the land shared the story from the Wadandi people and the meaning of the word Nannup as the stopping place.

The minutes of the Special Electors Meeting held on 31st March 2022 are now available for public viewing.

The Shire of Nannup, in collaboration with the Department of Biodiversity Conservation & Attractions, Forest Products Commission and the Nannup Mountain Bike Club are pleased to announce that the public can access Stage 1 & 2 of the trail network at the Nannup Tank 7 Mountain Bike Park.

We are all part of the story. Reflect. Respect. Celebrate. On Wednesday 26 January more than 250 members of the community of Nannup came together at Foreshore Park and shared a meal to celebrate community spirit and celebrated the achievements of the outstanding contribution towards community life in Nannup.

The Living with Emus was a project in partnership with the Road Safety Commission. This project enabled the creation of a large emu sculpture from wrecked car parts which encouraged open dialogue with Nannup students approaching driving age, regarding road safety and causes of crashes, focusing on crashes caused by wildlife in our region.

The Shire of Nannup has been a recipient of the Federal funding through the Regional Recovery Partnerships. The Australian Government has committed $100 million over two years to fund Regional Recovery Partnerships. The Partnerships will coordinate investments with all levels of government to support recovery and growth in 10 regions across Australia, delivering jobs and economic diversification.