Badgingarra Wind Farm and BMS
Alinta Energy enters into 130MW offtake agreement for Badgingarra Wind Farm
Alinta Energy today announced that it has entered into a long-term (12 year) offtake agreement with APA Group that will underpin the construction of the 130MW Badgingarra Wind Farm. The agreement includes the purchase of all of the energy along with the Large-scale Renewable Generation Certificates (LGCs) generated by the wind farm.
The Badgingarra Wind Farm will be located in Western Australia on a site that is well known for its strong wind resource and proximity to suitable transmission connection to the South West Interconnected System (SWIS).
Financial close is expected in mid-2017; subject to conditions precedent including finalisation of a transmission connection agreement with Western Power.
Redgum Village Accommodation details here
Jeff Dimery, Alinta Energy’s CEO said, “This offtake agreement is another step in expanding Alinta’s renewables position. The Badgingarra Wind Farm output will complement our flexible gas generation fleet and expand on our ability to provide clean, affordable and reliable energy for our West Australian customers. This agreement complements a range of other exciting renewable generation opportunities being progressed by Alinta Energy. These opportunities have us placed to grow in an Australian energy industry that is working towards a low carbon future.
“We are also very pleased to expand and continue to develop our existing relationship with APA.”
Construction likely to be B M S
Mining Accommodation
Iluka Resources – Proposed Mining Accommodation Camp Previously Approved By The Wheatbelt Joint Development Assessment Panel – Reduction In Size – Lot 2080 Cataby Road, Dandaragan
Location: Lot 2080 Cataby Road, Dandaragan
Applicant: Iluka Resources
Folder Path: Development Services App / Development Application / 2012 / 21
Disclosure of Interest: None
Date: 7 February 2017
Author: Manager Planning
Signature of Author:
Senior Officer: Deputy Chief Executive Officer
Signature of Senior Officer:
PROPOSAL An application has been received from Iluka Resources to amend existing planning approval to commence development for a new relocated mining accommodation camp at Lot 2080 Cataby Road. The amendment is in the site layout plan only and results in a lesser sized development. An amendment (reduced site plan) application was refused at the 18 January 2017 Midwest/Wheatbelt Joint Development Assessment Panel (JDAP) due to a differing interpretation of the term “substantial”. Changes in the legislation that took effect from 1 February 2017 allow the Council to determine this application at the choice of the applicant.
BACKGROUND The Wheatbelt Joint Development Assessment Panel granted Planning Approval in August 2012 to Iluka Resources for a mining accommodation camp at Lot 2080 Cataby Road and relocation and redevelopment of the Tronox mining accommodation camp at Lot 2065 Cataby Road. A copy of the minutes of the August 2012 Joint Development Assessment Panel is provided in the attachments listing the approvals and conditions of approval.
The applicant proposes a lesser development for Lot 2080 than what was approved. This report does not deal with the proposed Tronox camp at Lot 2065 for which there are no proposed amendments to the size of the camp.
Council considered the application for lesser development at the 15 December 2016 Council meeting and recommended approval to the Midwest/Wheatbelt Joint Development Assessment Panel (JDAP).
The application for an amended reduced site plan was refused at the 18 January 2017 Midwest/Wheatbelt Joint Development Assessment Panel (JDAP) as the Joint Development Assessment
Panel believed that the amendment was substantial and required a new application with more detailed plans.
The applicant has requested that the Council determine the application in accordance with the amended Development Assessment Panels legislation that took effect from 1 February 2017 to allow the Council to determine this application at the choice of the applicant.
COMMENT The applicant proposes a reduction in the number of facilities and accommodation units previously approved by the Wheatbelt Joint Development Assessment Panel (JDAP).
The following response was provided to the Presiding Member of the Mid-West/Wheatbelt Joint Development Assessment Panel (JDAP)s question prior to the Joint Development Assessment Panel (JDAP) meeting “why the amendments, if approved, would not constitute a substantial change to the development approved in 2012”.
The online Oxford dictionary defines “substantial” as
- Of considerable importance, size, or worth: ‘a substantial amount of cash’
- Concerning the essentials of something: ‘there was substantial agreement on changing policies’
- Real and tangible rather than imaginary: ‘spirits are shadowy, human beings substantial’
The proposed land use for workers accommodation has not changed. The changes proposed are only related to the reduced scale of accommodation and facilities as well as changes to the layout of the proposed development.
There will be no changes to infrastructure such as waste water and power (confirmed by discussion with applicant). If the proposal were to be located in an urban or semi-rural environment, then there would be a good argument that the amendments are substantial as there would be an impact on landowners and residents in proximity to the development, which would be of considerable importance in the above definition.
In this instance, the proposal is in a remote rural environment and there will be no substantial impact on any nearby landowners or residents from the reduction in facilities and amended layout, and is therefore of minimal importance.
In addition to the above consideration, the scale (size and worth in the above definition) of the accommodation camp has to be considered in context to the overall project. The Iluka Campsite is one of two campsites proposed for a large-scale mining operation approximately 250-275 million dollars.
The large-scale mining operation does not require planning approval and is therefore not being considered as part of the development application. If the Iluka campsite is considered in isolation to the entire project, then there may be argument that it is substantial.
However when taking into consideration the entire development associated with this proposal, the scale of the amendments are minor in comparison and would not in the Shire’s opinion be “substantial”.
In summary, the Shire is of the view that the proposed amendments are not substantial when considered in context of no change to the use and purpose of the development, the remote location, lack of any impact, and the scale of the amendments when taking into account the overall project. At the Joint Development Assessment Panel (JDAP) meeting the point was raised that the applicant could just use the existing development approval and only construct to a lesser size.
The point was also raised that it seemed overly burdensome to make the applicant go through a new application process for what is in effect a lesser development that has already been approved and will have a reduced impact on the environment and amenity.
Because the Joint Development Assessment Panel (JDAP) refused the application, the applicant has the option of submitting a new application for the Council consider for approval. The officer recommendation is that Council grant approval for the lesser development with the same conditions of approval as granted by the Joint Development Assessment Panel (JDAP) including any minor amendments due to changes in legislation or Government Departments.
CONSULTATION Advertising was not undertaken for the amendment. The proposed amendment is for a lesser development which is considered to have less impact on the environment and amenity than currently approved.
STATUTORY ENVIRONMENT
- Shire of Dandaragan Local Planning Scheme No.7
- Shire of Dandaragan Local Planning Strategy Rural Land Use and Rural Settlement – Strategy 8.1.5 Workers Accommodation in Rural Areas.
POLICY IMPLICATIONS WAPC SPP 2.5- Rural Planning
The Shire of Dandaragan’s Local Planning Policy 8.2 Mining, Horticultural and Agricultural Ventures – Accommodation for Staff, aims to encourage use of facilities within townsites of the Shire except for the accommodation provided for essential key personnel which, by necessity, needs to be located onsite.
Redgum Village and other Accommodation providers in the Dandaragan Region strongly support this, as we can provide short term accommodation for these purposes.
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS The applicant has previously paid all the fees necessary for this application.
STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS 2016 – 2026 Strategic Community Plan
Dandaragan Medal Honors
Decades of service to the Dandaragan community has earned Frank Creagh a Medal of the Order of Australia.
Mr Creagh, now living in Busselton where he sits on the Novacare residents’ committee, received the award on Monday as part of the Queen’s Birthday celebrations.
Moving to Dandaragan to farm in 1959, Mr Creagh was quick to get involved with the local community and joined the local Shire council, setting about addressing infrastructure in the region, including badly-needed road upgrades.
“There was no sporting infrastructure,” he said. “Some of the areas didn’t even have schools.”
Among his achievements are 23 years of service as a councillor for the Shire of Dandaragan, including as deputy president and president.
He has also been chairman of the district planning strategy committee, the aquaculture planning strategy committee, an inaugural member of the Moore River Basin committee and a member of the Department of Agriculture’s land clearing ministerial committee.
He has also been active in sport, as president of the Dandaragan Tennis Club, and patron and secretary of the Dandaragan Golf Club, as well as being a justice of the peace since 1978.
Mr Creagh said he had been part of three communities — in Nungarin, Dandaragan and now Novacare.
“My wife was involved in organisations and I couldn’t have done all this without the support of family,” he said. “It was just one of those things everyone did.”
Mr Creagh moved to Busselton in 2013, closer to his daughter who is dairy farming near Cowaramup, while his son still runs the family’s farm in Dandaragan.
Still active in the community, Mr Creagh said he believed it was strong communities that led to strong local councils.
https://thewest.com.au/news/regional/medal-honours-service-and-dedication-ng-b88507936z
Western Power Subcontractors
Options for Western Power Contractors and Sub – Contractors working in the Moora – Dandaragan – Regans Ford Region:
Accommodation Package Deals:
“Includes Free Safe – Secure Off Road Truck Parking”
1) Premium Package: Accommodation and Meals: POA
- Ph 0429 489 479 for an individual and company quote.
- Executive en-suite Room and 3 Meals – Early buffet breakfast, p.y.o lunch, buffet dinner
- 24hr Ice, 24hr tea / coffee, free use of laundry, games room with pool table, darts, foxtel
- If not too busy a real cafe coffee per day 🙂
2) Redgum Package: Accommodation and Meals:
- long term group deals
- En-suite Room and 3 Meals – Early buffet breakfast, buffet lunch, buffet dinner
- 24hr Ice, 24hr tea / coffee, free use of laundry, games room with pool table, darts, foxtel
- If not too busy a real cafe coffee per day 🙂
3) Budget Accommodation and Meals:
- Non En-suite Room and 3 Meals – Early buffet breakfast, buffet lunch, buffet dinner
4) Living Away From Home Allowance Deal:
- Company pays for room.
- Budget Double Room non en-suite from $77 pp
- En-suite room from $99 for groups and longer term
(if available, meal package guests get preference) - 3 meals only, early breakfast, buffet lunch, buffet dinner $65
- 3 meals only, early breakfast, packed lunch, plated up dinner $55
- Or Buffet Dinner only (minimum 2 meats 5 veg 1 pasta and dessert) $35.
- Or Plated up Dinner only $25
- Access to full equipped communal kitchen
- BBQ and relax area under the sails
- Access to games room
- Access to commercial laundry – coin operated
5) Accommodation Only: (inclusive of GST)
- En-suite room with king single or queen size bed from $99
(subject to availability: meal packages get preference)
- Non en-suite Single Room with Double bed from $77
- Cheapest single room, single bed from $55
- Shared room from $33 short term
- Weekly deals on budget rooms only POA
PLEASE NOTE:
All rooms, premium to budget have:
- all bedding, 2 towels, soap
- air-con – heater
- bar fridge
- flat screen TV
- dvd player
- desk, chair
- cupboard or clothes hanging rack
- Price is a reflection to room size and or en-suited.
Long Term rates for groups please call us for a personalised quote / deal
Evan: 0429-489-479
Office: (08) 9651-4223
Other Benefits from using Redgum Village for your power pole replacement or power related maintenance crew:
- Can accommodate 50 workers at one location
- Tool-box meetings
- Safe off road Truck Parking
- Commercial Laundry
- Commercial ice machine
- Protected Hard Stand area for equipment
- On site Office with skymuster nbn internet
- Based on a mine camp layout but privately owned
- Cold Drinks
- Spoil yourself once in a while with an a la cart’e restaurant meal, BYO
- Compliant to OHS
Good enough for this group to stay here ….. Come see for yourself
Yathroo Dandaragan
The West Australia farm, Yathroo, covering almost 12,000ha at Dandaragan, has been sold by its Kuwaiti owner to Wagin couple Mat and Jade Stoney.
It is understood the Stoneys will transform Yathroo for cropping and cattle production.
Yacoub Yousef Al-Homaizi farms 50,000 sheep and lambs with about 2000ha set aside to grow crops sine he bought it more than two decades ago from bsuinessman Alan Bond
It was sold by Elders agents Malcolm French and Andrew Farson.
Yathroo was founded soon after a settler expedition in 1848.
It still comes with its original 1855 homestead, set about 165km north of Perth.
The Al-Homaizi Group was founded by Yacoub Yousef Al-Homaizi, now in his 80s, who was a major force in the economic and social development of Kuwait.
Around $40 million was tipped.
Dandaragan Windfarms
Updated Information for Wind Farm Contractors:
Yandin Wind Farm Dandaragan
Waddi Wind and Solar Farm Dandaragan WA
Contractors Accommodation: 10 to 100 plus workers for long term:
Package Plans and Accommodation Only Options for Redgum Village Dandaragan:
Currently 52 Bedrooms with 95 beds.
Set a precedence with a company on the Dampier-Bunbury Pipeline – DDP in 2010.
Where we had shire approval for an extra 50 rooms at that time making up to 120 separate bedrooms.
Underground infrastructure still in place.
Our Mine Camp style Kitchen and Dining Room / Restaurant can handle 80 persons. An alternative option is in place for larger numbers.
The Games room – social area will be modified to suit the contractors requirements along with our own common sense policies eg: wet or dry bar – alcohol restrictions etc..
1) Contractors Premium Package Deal:
All Prices are now based per individual tender requirements:
We need to take into account infrastructure costs to suit your requirements.
Please call for a individual personalised quote.
Your own kitchen – dining area is an option.
We need to take into account infrastructure costs to suit your requirements.
Please call for a individual personalised quote.
Your own kitchen – dining area is an option.
We aim to be competitive and serve your company as how we treat people ourselves, we live here, we want you here, the town wants you here, and we will still be here after your project is finished
One person per room long term en-suited accommodation and 3 meals
Please ring Evan 0429 489 479 or email evan@wn.com.au for your personalised long term deal for group booking.
Inclusive. Includes the following menu and all the special extras:
Cooked breakfast from the bain-marie buffet consisting of:
- Bacon – eggs (poached and fried) – sausages – hash browns – tomato – mushrooms – bake beans – spaghetti – toast
- Continental Breakfast of variety cereals, porridge on request, fruits, lite and normal milk, apple and orange juice
- 24hr tea and coffee – Café coffee on request
P.Y.O Lunch Bar from cold bain-marie: Make own sandwiches, rolls, wraps or containers.
- Several salads – several cold meats – several european tastes
- several bread types, rolls and wrap breads
- condiments and spreads
- variety of fresh fruit
- cakes – biscuits – muffins
Evening Meal from the buffet: Choice of –
- two meats eg: beef, lamb, pork, fish
- one wet meat eg: shepherd’s pie, casserole, stroganoff, marinated meat loaf
- and or pasta dish eg: spaghetti bolognaise, lasagne, Gaylene special
- all meals will include a vegetarian option
- minimum 4 fresh vegies, 1 frozen
Soup: will be offered if required or due on demand.
Sweets or a pudding: selection every night:
- from apple crumble to mousse to chocolate surprise to lemon meringue to tin fruit and jellies cream etc….
Special extras included in the Full package Deal:
- ice
- 24hr tea coffee
- Commercial laundry for private use
- Plenty car and truck safe off street parking
- Access to games and gym room
- Self-help kitchens if required
- BBQ and relax area under the sails
- Toolbox meetings under the sails or in Restaurant area
- Wifi
2) Contractors Budget Package:
One person long term per room non en-suited accommodation and 3 meals
Please ring Evan 0429 489 479 or email evan@wn.com.au for your personalised long term deal.
Inclusive of all the above menu and special extras:
3-A) En-suite Room Only:
- Only available if room not taken as a premium package deal.
- Living Away From Home Allowance options available, just ask.
- Please ring Evan 0429 489 479 or email evan@wn.com.au for your personalised long term deal.
3-B) Non En-Suite Room Only:
All Rooms en-suite and non en-suite have:
- Either King Single, Queen, Double or Single bed and all linen / towels
- Flat Screen Digital TV – DVD Player
- Fridge
- Reverse Cycle Air conditioner
- Desk, Chair, Wardrobe
Other points of interest.
- We do have some executive rooms
- There are no self-contained cabins – no meals to be cooked in rooms
- Selective Company staff can use our onsite office
(as we use our home office) - Restaurant can also be used for Corporate Events and Team Meetings
- Skymuster internet works quite well and wifii
- Telstra and Optus phone coverage
- Plenty room and precedent set with shire for temporary expansion
- Facilities already in place for expansion from a previous installation
- Green lawns and palm trees for the right atmosphere after a big days work
- Generator backup
- Pump water as well as town supply
- Combination of Electric and Gas hot water systems
- And yes there is more……
Dandaragan Township:
Convenience Shop: The Dandaragan Store – PO – Groceries – Fuel
Mechanical Services: Dandaragan Mechanical – car and truck repairs – niteroad depot
Dandaragan Shire Depot:
Dandaragan Concrete Works: David Chapman – Chappo
Dandaragan Transport x 2 Trucking Companies: Dalton Transport / RussHills
CRC: Community Resource Centre
Sports Club: Bar and Sports fields – golf course – bowling green – tennis courts
Church: St Annes
Further info on www.redgumvillage.com.au/dandaragan-projects/
Luncheon at Redgum
Gaylene keeps raising the bar for the Luncheons at the Redgum Restaurant.
As they become more popular, Gaylene digs a wee bit deeper into her creativity talents.
All for the pleasure of entertaining guests with a little bit more than just good food, Nothing wrong with a bit of presentational flair 
This is just a hint of what you can expect when making a booking for a Luncheon at the Redgum Restaurant with food cooked and presented from the heart of Gaylene’s Kitchen
Menu for Redgum Restaurant here
Mothers day
Mothers and Grandma’s Day Menu: May 14 2017
Breakfast – Lunch – Brunch
Book a table for two or up to a Group of 20 for 1 or 2hr sittings
from 10am to 3pm
Menu (order on arrival from a more detailed menu)
Breakfast or Brunch: From $15 to $24
- Bacon and Eggs:
2 free range eggs, 2 rashers lightly cooked bacon (ask for crispy)
and a hash brown served on sourdough toast
- Eggs Benedict:
2 poached free range eggs coated with hollandaise sauce served with spinach
and tomato on sourdough toast
Add a hash brown or a rasher of bacon or slice of smoked salmon:
- Village Breakfast: (The hunga busta)
2 eggs, 2 rashers of bacon, beef sausage, tomato, mushrooms,
b-beans, hash brown, served on sourdough toast
- Omlette: – 3 eggs
butter melted mushrooms, spinach, tomato and crushed feta
Want a rasher of bacon?
- Pancakes:
Served with rasher bacon, ice cream and canadian maple syrup
MOTHER’S DAY SPECIAL:
- Miguel Maestre’s French Croissants’
“Treat Mum to a super-indulgent French breakfast feast“ French croissants’ soaked in Miguel’s special recipe with berries and cream
Lunch or Brunch: From $15 to $25
- Chicken Parmigiana:
Crumbed chicken breast, dressed with Gaylene’s in house napoli sauce and melting mozzarella cheese served with a garden salad and crispy chips. - Steak Sandwich:
Juicy tender fillet of beef, onion relish and salad on toasted turkish bread
served on a garnished wooden platter. - B.L.T:
Bacon – Lettuce – Tomato What more can we say? OK its a big BLT! - Steak n Chips:
Juicy cut of scotch or rump fillet with garden salad and crispy chips - Fish n Chips:
Flavour filled fillet of beer battered snapper, crispy chips and salad - Fillet of Salmon:
Lightly cooked crispy skin with a dob of hollandaise sauce served with spinach and tomato
Add a poached egg - Cesar Salad & Chicken:
Cos lettuce, crispy bacon bits, croutons, onion, cherry tomatoes,
poached egg and caesar dressing.
Kids Meals: $10
- Chicken Breast Nuggets (real mchicken breast, Mackers have tried to copy us!!)
- Spaghetti Bolagnaise
- Ham n Cheese Toastie
Hot Drinks:
Coffee: $4
- Flat White
- Cappuccino
- Long Black
Cup of Tea: $3
- English Breakfast
- Earl Gray
Cold Milk Drinks:
- Milk Shake 6
Vanilla – Choc – Strawberry – Spearmint – Maple - Iced Coffee (Gaylene Style) 8
Looks the part and tastes just as good – ice cream and cream
Cold Drinks: $3
- Orange Juice
- Coke
- Lemonade
Happy Mothers Day 🙂
Dandaragan Contractors
Redgum Village Dandaragan has a scenario below that you may be able to relate to:
Tenders for Construction of ABC Project near Dandaragan West Australia close this friday 8th march, condition 44b now states you must supply own accommodation and meals.
So you have a tendered for a contract in and around Dandaragan for your business and you have spent months putting together the tender for the job, you have been successful at pricing the project with all your companies expertise and its looking really good.
The materials are all available, the staff can all be accessed, you have the expertise to do the job and it should take about 8 months.
The first month you will need about 8 to 10 staff to do the preliminary works and then build up to around 40 for 6 months then drop down to about 10 to 15 to finish off the project and tidy up.
Now you have one week to organise accommodation and meals, plus you will need a meeting place to hold the daily tool box gathering.
This usually means a 5am breakfast, and a full cooked one of crispy bacon and poached or fried eggs, sausages, tomato, hash browns, mushrooms, bake beans and spaghetti thick hot toast and that never ending cup of coffee, along with a variety of cereals fruit and juice so you get all persons involved with the project off to a good start before the tool box meeting.
Then there is the parking and security of the work vehicles that all head off to the site in the early hours of the morning, parked on site in the car-park in front of the main office and the bigger vehicles in a safe park out the back with plenty of room to swing them around.
You need to know that each person has packed their own lunch of tasty cold meats and crisp fresh salads with home-made muffins and biscuits for smoko. Some maybe even had the friendly cook package some of last night’s scrumptious dinner into a sealed container then kept in the kitchen cool room overnight to ensure kept to health standard regulations. This helps ensure that the start of the day will run without a hitch.
Once at work you are at your peril and what happens out here is all in your control.
After work the last thing you need is any drama with accommodation and meals, this includes a nice hot shower and a comfy clean bed.
Nothing too fancy as the crew will all be in boots and work gear but at the same time you want a relaxing clean place to chill out after work, make sure all the crew are at ease before settling into a nice coldie out of the fridge from their own en-suited rooms.
You do not need the hassle of a pub where you are chasing the crew in the mornings with breathalyser gear to ensure they are safe to go to work, so a place that has a BYO and entertaining areas inside and outside either in the function room with a pool table, darts, ping-pong and the Digital TV service, air-conditioned in summer and heated in winter with a decking area outside for the expected smokers amongst the crew, or under a paved and flowing sails area where there is a massive 10 burner BBQ and a waterfall featured fish pond which captures the late afternoon breeze and is onsite.
All this would be very comforting and so relaxing.
Then there is the main evening meal at a time that suits the crew, around 6pm to 7-7.30pm after they have had time out to shower and chill before sitting down to a meal where they can go to the bain-marie and help themselves to a choice of a minimum two hot meats and a pasta dish along with a minimum 5 vegetables of the colour groups white, green and red. Most of all freshly cooked on site just like Mum use to make, home cooked, fresh and plenty of it. Then followed up by some delicious cooked and cold sweets, puddings for the after dinner ah ha moment.
Once they have all eaten and are ready to call it a night, you will probably be seeking a quiet environment, like no road noise, no party people or loud music after 10pm.
It would even be greater if the management of the accommodation enforce this and provide late night security, at the same time respecting the crew their privacy.
Now what say you are on a tight budget and still want all these features and are willing to have non ensuite single rooms each and with double beds at a cheaper rate, no worries.
The super budget of twin share, certainly not often asked for but would be available if required.
Then there is the issue of the Project manager and foreman wanting slightly upgraded rooms and one especially for the main boss whom drops in from time to time, yep we need to cover that one too.
Once in a while it would be great to have a BBQ evening and let the crew mingle and relax a bit more especially with the sizzling sounds of steak and onions crackling in the background as the camp cooks are laughing along with the crew.
Gosh where could we find all that in one place?
What if you finish that contract and there is an extension from it as you did such a great job and all the staff were happy and worked well together and you needed to extend your accommodation and add another 30 persons for another 6 to 9 months.
Easy I suppose as you would ask the Village owners if you could bring in your own 4 person en-suited dongers and connect to the existing infrastructure that is already there and carry on as you were.
Easy eh….
Redgum Village, Public Accommodation in Dandaragan supplies Accommodation and meals to all forms of contractors and their staff. 24/7.
All of the above included.
Fill in the booking form with your no obligation enquiry and ask for your free report to comply with your requirements.
We have had a few Road Crews staying here at Redgum Village public Accommodation in the last few years.
Lately Leightons as a sub contractor to Main Roads completed 9 months works on the Brand hwy between Regans Ford and Cataby.
In 2012 Boral stayed here for a couple months doing works around Badgingarra.
Ertech were here 6 to 7 years ago, Brierty, Downer, RnR Contractors and a few other sub contractors along the way.
McConnell Dowell (MacDow) for the Gas Line Project, ATS for a powerline project and many more.
Some examples of every day Food and the Kitchen:
More Food:
Other Areas of Redgum :
Corporate Events Rates
Full Service Accommodation & Complimentary Breakfast:
Corporate event guests get the serviced accommodation complimentary cooked breakfast as part of the Corporate Event.
Event can be a combination of the following:
- Business Meeting
- Team Building Activity
- Conference
- Team Training
- Expo
Breakfast is from the Buffet in the Redgum Dining Hall
Mine Camp Style!
Accommodation from $80 p/p p/n twin or double share
Single Room Queen or King Single bed from $120 p/p p/n
All Bookings by phone (08) 9651 4223
e:mail booking@redgumvillage.com.au
Attention Contractors
Wind Farms In The Dandaragan Region
Emu Downs – Waddi – Yandin- Warradarge
Personalised Accommodation and Meals Packages
Customised to suit your requirements
L.A.F.A style accomm available
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