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Leonora CRC Located at 60 Tower Street, Leonora. Come in and say hello!! We are open Monday - Friday 9am - 4.30pm

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CRCs are committed to developing regional communities CRCs are committed to developing regional communities and connecting the people of Western Australia. Locally owned and operated, Community Resource Centres (CRCs) provide a wide array of information and community-based services to local people, businesses and visitors of regional Western Australia.

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Reception

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Our Commitment Community Resource Centres are committed to developing regional communities and connecting the people of Western Australia. They provide training and education programs, access to business facilities, and information on community events and government services.

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WACRCN Network The WACRN is comprised of over 100 rural, remote and regional Community Resource Centres (CRCs). CRC's are not-for-profit organisations that are independently owned and operated by their local community.

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Leonora CRC The Leonora Community Resource Centre can be found in the Northern Goldfields Regional Administration Centre that was built in 2017, right between the Coles Express and The Whitehouse Hotel.

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Leonora CRC The Leonora Community Resource Centre can be found in the Northern Goldfields Regional Administration Centre that was built in 2017, right between the Coles Express and The Whitehouse Hotel.

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Leonora CRC The Leonora Community Resource Centre can be found in the Northern Goldfields Regional Administration Centre that was built in 2017, right between the Coles Express and The Whitehouse Hotel.

Picture: Leonora CRC

Leonora CRC The Leonora Community Resource Centre can be found in the Northern Goldfields Regional Administration Centre that was built in 2017, right between the Coles Express and The Whitehouse Hotel.

Shire of Leonora

Shire of Leonora

Shire Website: www.leonora.wa.gov.au

Leonora is the service center for the mining, exploration and well established pastoral industry. Gwalia is a must see for the visitor as it has been restored to its original condition (as it was in the early 1900's) and boasts one of Australia's finest museums. Malcolm serves today only as a railhead and has a population of zero.

Weather

Leonora experiences day time temperatures of around 15° Celsius in winter to 38° in summer. Rainfall is scarce with the average being around 250mm per year. Travelers are advised to carry ample water when venturing off the main highways.

Wildlife

The surrounding country side is the home to an abundance of wildlife with kangaroos and emus being the most prolific. Wedge tailed eagles are also in large numbers throughout the area. All can be seen in the wild any time of the year. An abundance of wildflowers can be witnessed in the months July to September.

How To Get There

Leonora is serviced by a bitumen road from Perth via Kalgoorlie. A bus service operates from Perth on this route. Travel via Great Eastern Highway to Kalgoorlie and then on the Goldfields Highway to Leonora. A public airline also services the Leonora and Leinster townsites.

Shire Roads