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Welcome to Country

The Wheatbelt Way region is home to three distinct Aboriginal groups: – The Njaki-Njaki Nyoongar – The Ballardong Nyoongar – The Kalamaia People (The Kalamaia people are also known as the “Gubrun” as language records from this area of the Goldfields show two languages for the region as being ‘Kaalamaya’ and ‘Gubrun’.) The Njaki Njaki Nyoongar

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Wheatbelt Way Wildflowers – The bush is beginning to bloom!

Now’s the time to see the Wheatbelt’s bush at its best as it has burst into colour. The Wheatbelt Way self-drive is beautiful in wildflower season. You’ll find interpretive signage at 24 locations, new user friendly camper kitchens in Trayning, Beacon, Bencubbin and Mukinbudin caravan parks. Well organised free camping sites at Minnivale, Mangowine, Mt Marshall, Mollerin, Billiburning, Beringbooding, Elachbutting

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Explore Westonia

We finally have some time off work and school commitments, and as we all love any opportunity to get away from it all, this time we decide to explore Westonia. We arrive at Westonia’s Caravan Park after travelling a short 10 kilometres north off Great Eastern Highway at Carrabin Roadhouse.  Carrabin Roadhouse is located approximately

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Keeping Pets Safe from 1080 when travelling the Wheatbelt Way

People travelling around the Wheatbelt Way with pets are reminded to be aware of their surroundings as 1080 baiting programs may be underway in the area. If you are bushwalking or free camping in the Wheatbelt Way you should be particularly aware to prevent accidental pet poisoning. The 1080 baits are used in the region by landholders and

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