The Shire of Manjimup is located approximately 300 kilometres south of Perth, Western Australia. With an area of approximately 7,028 square kilometres, the Shire is the largest in South West Region. Renowned for its Karri and Jarrah forests, Manjimup has traditionally been a key player in the timber industry. These days, the town is well established in the agriculture, horticulture, viticulture, aquaculture and tourism industries. Manjimup experiences a temperate climate with days averaging 26.3° Celsius in summer and 14.8° Celsius in the winter months.
 

With a vibrant social scene, Manjimup is a bustling community year round. Annual events include the Timber Towns Regional Wine Show, Warren District Agricultural Show and the Manjimup Cherry Harmony Festival. The town is also a well established player in the wine industry, local wineries including the Wine & Truffle Co, Fontys Pool Wines, Peos Estate and Hidden River Estate. Another of the region’s claims to fame is its stunning natural beauty. With 40 percent of the famous Bibbulman Track route and 140 kilometres of unspoiled coastline, there is plenty of exploring to be done! Visit www.manjimupwa.com for more information.

 
Manjimup is a rural town alive with activity! Various organisations and groups schedule frequent events over the calendar year, inspiring community involvement at all levels. With a well established sporting culture, Manjimup has a variety of social and competitive clubs and associations. Weekend craft and market stalls are often set up in Coronation Park in the heart of the town and offer a range of goodies and local business district is certain to suffice most of your retail needs. Manjimup has two public primary schools and a senior high school and a kindergarten through to year 12 catholic college.

An generous employment package will be offered to the suitable candidate.

An generous employment package will be offered to the suitable candidate.