The Shire of Dardanup would like to wish its residents a very Merry Christmas and a safe and happy New Year 🎄

Pick up one of our new arrivals next time you visit the Eaton Library 📚

The Shire of Dardanup celebrated a successful Seniors Day at the Eaton Community Library last Wednesday, 13 November.

Check out what books have recently landed at the Library! 📘

Find out what the library team are reading this month! 📚

From Monday, 26 August 2024 to Friday, 25 October 2024, over 15,000 feather-shaped bookmarks will be hidden in children’s and young adult books in participating libraries across Western Australia.

The Golden Feather Hunt is returning to the Eaton Community Library this August!

The July School Holidays have come to a close after an epic two weeks of activities held at venues throughout Shire of Dardanup!

The Eaton Community Library is now excited to announce that eNewsletters are also now available through ePress!

The main entry doors to the Eaton Library, Administration and Community Building will be out of order on Tuesday, 2 July.

The Eaton Community Library has welcomed 167 new members since it opened the doors to the public in the new Library, Administration and Community building on Tuesday, 26 March 2024.

The Eaton Community Library opened its doors to the public today, Tuesday, 26 March in its new location on Council Drive.

Happy Easter from the Shire of Dardanup Councillors and Staff. Please be advised of the following closures and information regarding the Easter break.

The Eaton Library will close a day earlier then planned due to a relocation related IT outage.

The Eaton Library will be closed from Friday, 22 March until Tuesday, 26 March to relocate to the new Library, Administration and Community Building.

We are delighted to share exciting news from our "Don't Rhyme My Feelings" poetry workshop which took place in June. The heartfelt and captivating works created by the talented attendees have been compiled into our very first poetry chapbook.

A colourful art trail of over 3,000 red, white, and purple handmade poppies will be a visual tribute to this year’s Remembrance Day, thanks to a Shire of Dardanup initiative.

The Shire of Dardanup’s new team of councillors were officially sworn in at the Special Council Meeting today.

The Shire of Dardanup’s highly anticipated Tronox Spring Out Festival transformed the Eaton Foreshore yesterday, as more than 5000 people gathered for the annual celebration.

The Shire of Dardanup September – October School Holiday program has finished with a bang after delivering 10 free school holiday events over the two-week period.

We’re supporting R U OK? on it's National Day of Action - September 14 - to remind everyone to stay connected and make asking, ‘are you OK?’ a part of our everyday.

Seven candidates will compete for six vacancies on the Dardanup Shire Council during the October 21 Local Government Election.

The Shire of Dardanup has still been on the lookout for ‘Great Sorts’ in our community so we can thank them for sorting their rubbish correctly and helping us divert more waste from landfill.

Planning for a $77 million expansion of Eaton Fair Shopping Centre with inclusion of a third storey cinema has moved a step closer following a June Dardanup Shire Council decision to provide its support for conditional approval of the project and refer it onto the next stage of State Government assessments.

Dardanup Shire Councillors donned hard hats and high vis vests this week for an inspection of progress on the Shire’s new Library, Administration and Community Centre.

Dardanup and the Ferguson Valley will feature on Sunday’s Channel 9 Episode of Destination WA in a Shire of Dardanup project to draw visitors to the area.

We’re sending out a heartfelt ‘Thank you’ to the hundreds of residents, property owners and business operators in our shire who took the time recently to complete our MARKYT Community Scorecard.

The fenced construction site of the Shire of Dardanup’s new Library, Administration and Community Building will spring to life in coming weeks as our contractors move in to begin piling and excavation works in preparation for installation of footings.

At our first Mad About Movies event, we had the opportunity to discuss one of the most iconic films of all time - Jaws.

Is the Shire of Dardanup the best place to live, work and visit? What do we need to focus on improving? We’ve engaged an independent research consultant to help us collect feedback from our community and discover the answers to these questions.