Awards Night acknowledges the ongoing support those local volunteers provide to the Exmouth community and its services More than 40 nominations across sports, non-for-profit and emergency services have been received

For the third year in a row, Exmouth has made it to the finalist list of the GWN7 Tourism Awards. Two local filmmakers captured Exmouth’s Heart & Soul in this years submission Imagine. From 9am on May 3rd 2022 the public can vote online for their favourite town or city and go into the draw to win a $5,000 holiday in Western Australia or a $500 voucher to spend at any RAC Park or Resort

• Shire of Exmouth, Woodside and Cape Range Riders officially open the long-awaited Exmouth Bike Park • More than 100 attended the Opening Event on Wednesday, 27/4/2022 • Exmouth Bike Park is an exceptional asset to the outdoor activities on offer within the Exmouth Recreational Precinct

Residents and visitors reflect at Exmouth Anzac Day commemorative services More than 500 people attended the local dawn service

Shire of Exmouth is able to fund and deliver the long-planned upgrades in time for the Ningaloo Eclipse in 2023. Planned projects and infrastructure upgrades surrounding the Ningaloo Eclipse Event will enable the community to benefit long-term from this once-in-a-lifetime event

Shire of Exmouth Community and Sporting Grant (CSG) Recipients announced. The CSG offers up to $1,500 ex GST to eligible local organisations to support small-scale initiatives.

The Paltridge Memorial Swimming Pool has two great outdoor cinema events planned for February and March. The “Dive In” Movie initiative offers families the chance to enjoy classic movies on the big screen.

Destination banners get a chance of a second life, thanks to local artist Sabina Finnern If community members and the local government work together a circular economy model can work in a remote location like Exmouth

EXMAS Christmas Lights Competition participants share $2,500 in prize vouchers, funded by the Shire of Exmouth and Horizon Power Council supports the “shop local” all-year around, and especially this Christmas to support Exmouth businesses

Exmouth is one of the leading towns in Western Australia working to reduce plastics in the environment, yet it still has a problem with littering.

For the first time in 19 years, visitors and residents alike have been able to witness the HMAS Gascoyne Freedom of Entry in Exmouth.

• Changes will enable the development of temporary workers accommodation within Service Commercial zoned land • Council keeps progressing other options and proposals to relieve the town's accommodation shortage

• Five conferees from five countries welcomed as Australian citizens, including long-time residents and business owners. • 20th anniversary of Australian Citizenship Day this months increases community awareness of Australian citizenship.

Illegal camping undermines efforts to protect the area’s unique environment and will not be tolerated any longer. The Council doesn’t provide free or low-cost overnight parking and camping, but it operates an Emergency Overflow Caravan Park in addition to the four commercial operators who fill that need. Early morning patrols and afternoon educational approaches will be increased immediately with three additional Rangers.

The long-awaited results of the Exmouth Community Survey 2021 have been presented to the public at today's August Ordinary Council Meeting Councillors made a public stand on their commitment towards good governance and transparent leadership in collaboration with the Exmouth community

The conferees from 5 countries, including UK, New Zealand, Italy, Czech Republic and Switzerland, received their citizenship during a ceremony at the Ningaloo Centre.

• Community Litter Grants is a great opportunity to support new initiatives and promote a cleaner, safer environment. • Litter management included within Council's engagement to reduce waste and encourage recycling

The 2021/22 budget was endorsed by Council at the Ordinary Council Meeting on June 24. The 2021/22 budget allows for increased spending on waste and recycling, community engagement and infrastructure projects, including an $11.098m capital expenditure program.

Last night, the Shire of Exmouth recognised the outstanding efforts of the town's volunteers and sports stars at an awards presentation evening at the Ningaloo Centre.

• After a two-year hiatus, Scribblers Festival's Golden Feather Hunt returned with five Golden Feathers hidden between the pages of books at local libraries across Western Australia, Spanning all the way from the Great Southern to the Kimberley. • Exmouth Public Library participated again and had the first two lucky feather finders in the library last week

• Award-winning photographer Gary Meredith involved in a workshop with 15 Exmouth locals, upskilling their photography levels • Solo exhibition "The Desert collection" on display at the Tantabiddi Travelling Gallery until 25 May 2021

The success story of Containers for Change in Exmouth began on 1 October. Record numbers of 30,000 to 50,000 containers that are recycled on a Saturday morning are well above the average of neighbouring towns of Carnarvon and Meekatharra.