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Greenmount Library becomes a Wi-Fi hot spot
12-Nov-09
SHIRE of Mundaring has introduced a free Wi-Fi service at the Katharine Susannah Prichard Library – making it one of the first WA public libraries to become a Wi-Fi hot spot.   Wi-Fi is a free wireless service which allows people to connect to the...
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Passes required to access transfer stations
12-Nov-09
RESIDENTS will no longer be able to access Shire of Mundaring transfer stations without a current tip pass.   Passes are sent to residents each year with annual rates notices. Residents who have used local transfer stations since September would h...
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Residents urged to get ready for bush fire season
06-Nov-09
SHIRE of Mundaring is encouraging residents to prepare for the bush fire season by cleaning up their yards and making sure they have an action plan in place should fire threaten their property.   The call comes in conjunction with Bush Fire Awaren...
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Munda Biddi Trail 
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The Munda Biddi Trail (meaning path through the forest in the Nyoongar Aboriginal language) promises to become a world class nature-based off-road cycling experience. There are few places left in the world where a 900-kilometre track could be built through an undeveloped natural corridor. Combine Western Australia 's vast areas of unspoiled forests and bushland, gentle terrain, and year-round cycling weather, and you have the ideal setting for an off-road cycle trail.

For more information go to the Munda Biddi Trail Foundation website link on the right hand side under Related Links.

 

 

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RESTRICTED BURNING PERIOD:
Permits to burn are required for all burning during this period. Note that small amounts of garden refuse may be burnt without a permit after 6.00 p.m. For more information regarding burning restrictions and fires, please phone the fire information hotline on 9290 6644.

NOTE: All fires in the first instance are to be reported to 000, not the shire.
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