1. Cool off at the Mukinbudin Aquatic Centre With the Weather forecast to be very warm across t...

We’re all eager to support local businesses and explore our own backyards, and this Easter long...

Summer is upon us here in the Wheatbelt Way! Which, if you have school-aged children, means the...

Like an alien fresh off the spaceship, I landed bright-eyed and bushy-tailed in the Wheatbelt W...

Many of the Wheatbelt Way native flowering plants are ephemeral and wont last much longer for 2...

Wildflower season is in full swing in the Wheatbelt Way. Now is the time to visit! The carpets ...

There are over 980 plant species recorded in Trayning and the surrounding shires. Acacia and eu...

Lynley Arnott from the Dowerin Visitor Centre was out exploring on the weekend and has provided...

July 2020 Season Update! Some significant rainfalls finally fell in parts of the Wheatbelt Way ...

EXPLORING THE WHEATBELT – Mukinbudin Caravan Park “A wonderful find. Large sites. New ablutions...

What is a good road trip without stopping to try the local coffee and cake? Coffee is not a lux...

Seeding is the big event of the agricultural year in the Wheatbelt Way. It’s the process by whi...

From Monday 18th May, with the relaxed COV-19 restrictions the Wheatbelt Way welcomes people to...

  Let’s showcase the amazing Wheatbelt region by taking a photo out of our window and show off ...

The Wheatbelt Way welcomes people from the Wheatbelt region to its campgrounds in line with Sta...

Our hearts go out to all those affected by the COVID-19 Coronavirus around the world. For the l...

The granite rocks of the Wheatbelt Way are in my opinion one of the region’s greatest natural m...

After travelling the Wheatbelt Way region I have compiled the below list of personal highlights...

Spring wildflowers of the Wheatbelt Way are a great example of the hardiness and ingenuity of n...

There are a range of events to suit all tastes happening across the Wheatbelt Way during spring...

For a strictly limited season you can view the world’s largest collection of wildflowers each s...

1. There is so much to explore! I love exploring the Wheatbelt Way because you never know what ...

See below on where to find the wildflowers in Westonia! OR call into the Westonia Shire Council...

Mukinbudin local nature enthusiast 🐦and amateur photographer 📷 Ursina Gringer has been out and ...

People travelling around the Wheatbelt Way with pets are reminded to be aware of their surround...

Mukinbudin local nature enthusiast 🐦and amateur photographer 📷 Ursina Gringer has been out and ...

We finally have some time off work and school commitments, and as we all love any opportunity t...

    It is a leisurely Sunday morning in the picturesque central wheatbelt. The kids inform me t...

Lynley Arnott from the Dowerin CRC finally had a chance to get out and capture some of the amaz...

I enjoy quiet winding roads shouldered by majestic salmon gums as I make my way to Mangowine Ho...

Now’s the time to see the Wheatbelt’s bush at its best as it has burst into colour. The Wheatbe...

The Wheatbelt Way region is home to three distinct Aboriginal groups: – The Njaki-Njaki Nyoonga...

  The Nungarin Wheatbelt Markets are held the 1st Sunday of every month (March to December). Th...

If a more vertical bushwalk and extreme sports are your thing then a trip to Eaglestone Rock in...

The Westonia Hood-Penn Museum features the Hood-Penn Collection which is a diverse collection o...

Have you made your plans for the upcoming June long weekend? How about a weekend in the Wheatbe...

I’m writing this in anticipation of our family Easter camping trip this weekend. My kids are al...

Housed in the original Wheatbin, the museum houses a wonderful collection of equipment which tr...

Sandalwooding was the pioneering industry for the North Eastern Wheatbelt region. The Sandalwoo...

The Nungarin Heritage Machinery and Army Museum in housed in an original massive Army Vehicle W...