News & Events
Port Bouvard finalist for WA Environment Awards
Small Farm Field Day shines
View the latest newsletter and Master Plan
Win a garden consult with Josh Byrne to the value of $4000
Gidgegannup Community Backs Master Plan
Community Partnership Programmes announced
Townsite Liaison Group appointed
Next stage of community consultation for townsite
Treechange the new seachange
Encouraging events for the
Horse & Pony Club
Small Farm Field Day a Big Hit
July 4th, 2008
Gidgegannup Showgrounds
Village News - June 2008
Small Farm Field Day
June 29th, 2008
Gidgegannup Showgrounds

Project Updates
This section will provide updates about the progress of the Gidgegannup Village project, including information about community forums and focus groups.
Please check back regularly to stay up to date with the latest project developments.
Gidgegannup Village News Newsletter June 2009 (864KB)
Port Bouvard Ltd unveils Master Plan for Gidgegannup
Port Bouvard Ltd recently held a series of information sessions for the local community to provide an overview of the Gidgegannup town site Master Plan. To see a full summary click here.
Townsite Liaison Group appointed
Membership of the new Townsite Liaison Group (TLG), which will represent the views of Gidgegannup residents in relation to the development of the Gidgegannup townsite, has now been finalised.
In January 2009, nominations were sought from the local community and the response was extremely positive.
The members of the newly formed TLG include:
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John Kinsella Sport and recreation representative
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Auggie Vallelonga Land owner representative
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Theodore Lawrence Ecotourism representative
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Murray Swain Seniors representative
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Janette Huston Environmental representative
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Sally Block GPA representative
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Zach Cole Youth representative
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Gloria Metcalf Agriculture representative
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William Karoll Environmental representative
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Geoffrey Knights Agriculture representative
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Alan Edge Small business representative
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Jeff Strahan Port Bouvard Ltd
Mr Jeff Strahan, Development Manager Port Bouvard Ltd stated that the task of choosing the committee members had been difficult due to the high response rate.
“Ultimately we were seeking committee members that represented various local groups and interests,” Mr Strahan said.
The final members of the TLG have been active participants in the consultation process to date and were also members of a broad cross section of the community and this is ideal when considering the ongoing development of the town over the next 10-15 years.”
Mr Strahan wished to thank all nominees for their interest in the TLG and hoped that they would participate in the forthcoming community workshops.