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Welcome to the WANDI progress association |
Important Covid 19 information
The Wandi Community Centre is now open. WA State Government and Kwinana City Council Covid safe restrictions apply. Please view individual hirer's safety plans for details.
Contact tracing applies on this site QR codes are positioned in all buildings and manual registration attendance forms have been supplied to all permanent and casual users.
Please stay Covid safe.
Wandi Progress Association Inc
Contact tracing applies on this site QR codes are positioned in all buildings and manual registration attendance forms have been supplied to all permanent and casual users.
Please stay Covid safe.
Wandi Progress Association Inc
2020 AGM 21 OCTOBER 2020
The 2020 AGM of the Wandi Progress Association will hold its AGM at 7PM on 21st October at the Wandi Community Centre 302 de Haer Road. Annual membership fee of $10 is now due and can be paid on the night. The City of Kwinana will be sending representatives to meet local residents. A briefing on how to prepare for the 2020 2021 fire season will be presented. Light refreshments will be served at the conclusion of the AGM.
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Wandi progress association inc. GENERAL MEETINGS
7.00pm 3rd WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH
wandi RESOURCE CENTRE
302 de HAER ROAD, WANDI
for up to date activities go on our
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LAndcare Wandi Lake Magenup 2020
The Wandi Landcare group with assistance from the City of Kwinana conducted the annual tree planting at Lake Magenup on Sunday 2nd of August. There were 30 volunteers including members of the Kwinana Scout Group and Gilmore College who conducted the plantings.We planted almost 800 native seedlings, including species such as Eucalyptus rudis (flooded gums), Melaleuca rhaphiophylla (Paperbarks), Juncus pallidus (sedges), and a variety of other native species to wetland areas including Hypocallyma angustifolium, Astatea fasicularis, Centella asiatica, Melalueca teretifolia and Melalueca laterita. There area is an important ecological linkage between the Jandakot Regional Park to the east and other semi-rural residents and other reserves to the west. There are many bird species present as well as Western Grey Kangaroos, and Southern Brown Bandicoots. The planting program is part of an ongoing project to establish a corridor of vegetation between these areas to improve habitat for our native species.
Emergency information
For all emergency information in Western Australia including bush fire information go to https://www.emergency.wa.gov.au/#
WATERCORP Works to commence Lyon road
The Water Corporation of WA advised the Wandi Progress Association on 4 May 2020 that the proposed upgrade of the water pipe from the intersection of Lyon Road and Honeywood Avenue to Cassowary Close Wandi will shortly commence. Watercorp have previously advised the works will take about 4 months and require part closures of Lyon Road. Traffic management will be in place.
City of Kwinana supports retention of bushland casuarina
The City of Kwinana tabled its submission to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) review into the proposed development of lot 123 Mortimer Road Casuarina at its regular Council meeting held on 22 April 2020. Lot 123 is 43 ha of Banksia bushland supporting the habitat of many bird and animal species. The City of Kwinana has supported the retention of the area as bushland . Submissions to the EPA have closed and a full report of the review is expected later this year.
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WPA Committee Member Runner up COK Volunteer of the Year 2019
Debbie Cocks was named runner up at the City of Kwinana volunteer of the year awards held on 29th of November.
Debbie has been a member of the Wandi Progress Association for almost 30 years and a committee member for almost as long. Debbie was heavily involved in the organisation of the popular Wandi Fair which ran for 15 years. The Fair assisted in raising funds towards the construction of the Wandi Hall. When the hall was constructed Debbie became the booking contact. As the facilities at the Wandi Community Centre expanded Debbie became responsible for bookings for those facilities as well. It is a role that Debbie still preforms today.
At our 25th anniversary celebrations in 2012, Debbie received a certificate of appreciation for her many years of hard work for the WPA and community.
Debbie’s input over the past 28 years has been considerable and she can look back and feel suitably proud of what she has achieved with the overall development of Wandi Progress Association and the Wandi Community Centre.
Debbie has been a member of the Wandi Progress Association for almost 30 years and a committee member for almost as long. Debbie was heavily involved in the organisation of the popular Wandi Fair which ran for 15 years. The Fair assisted in raising funds towards the construction of the Wandi Hall. When the hall was constructed Debbie became the booking contact. As the facilities at the Wandi Community Centre expanded Debbie became responsible for bookings for those facilities as well. It is a role that Debbie still preforms today.
At our 25th anniversary celebrations in 2012, Debbie received a certificate of appreciation for her many years of hard work for the WPA and community.
Debbie’s input over the past 28 years has been considerable and she can look back and feel suitably proud of what she has achieved with the overall development of Wandi Progress Association and the Wandi Community Centre.
Dust extractor installed
The wood working areas in the Pavilion have had a upgraded dust extractor installed. The new extractor was officially commissioned on 14 June 2019. The cost of the extractor was funded jointly by the City of Kwinana, Lotterywest, the woodworker clubs and the Wandi Progress Association. More information on the wood working clubs operating at the Wandi Pavilion please click on the links on this website.
Australia day awards 2016
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January 29th 2017 was a special day for Les Whiddett a stalwart of the Wandi Progress Association. The occasion was Australia Day in the centre of Kwinana where Les was awarded the Citizen of the Year by the City of Kwinana Mayor Carol Adams. Well deserved recognised for all the work achieved over the years.
Les can be seen centre in the photo with wife Marilyn and son Ryan helping celebrate on the day. |
donated play equipment installed
Thanks to a team of WPA volunteers the donated Satterley play equipment was installed Friday 7th October. The week began with the contractor removing all the grass, soil and laying reconstituted limestone blocks around the edge to retail the sand and keep grass out. Once the equipment was in the contractor placed the remaining washed sand and reinstalled the fence and it was done. Thanks to the installation team Les, Wayne, Rod, Ken and Chris (not pictured); thanks to Debbie and Marilyn for the morning, afternoon tea & lunch. A big thankyou to Bendigo Bank Kwinana who helped out with the funds for earth works, we couldn't have done it without this combined effort.
WPA KWINANA BENDIGO BANK GRANT SUCCESS
18th JUNE 2016
Kwinana Bendigo Bank has celebrated it's first birthday by offering local organisations the chance of gaining a donation of $500. Applicants had to identify a community based project they are involved in and if chosen they could be the recipient of one of the grants. This was very timely for the WPA as we were in the process of installing a newly donated play area by the Satterley Group on the Wandi site. Our success in gaining this grant has kicked off the construction of the project with the funds going towards water washed play sand and retaining walls.
Thanks also to the Satterley Group for the donation of junior play equipment to the value of $25,000. The play equipment was previously installed at their sales office in Wandi on the Honeywood Estate. The play combination will be a great asset for the Wandi Playgroup and families who come to enjoy the local facilities.
Thanks also to the Satterley Group for the donation of junior play equipment to the value of $25,000. The play equipment was previously installed at their sales office in Wandi on the Honeywood Estate. The play combination will be a great asset for the Wandi Playgroup and families who come to enjoy the local facilities.
Donated play equipment by Satterley on site in Honeywood
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Amanda (WPA left) accepting a $500 cheque from Kwinana Bendigo Bank.
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Wandi pavilion official opening
sunday 3 April 2016 2pm 302 de haer road wandi
The official opening of the Wandi Pavilion will be held on site as part of Neighbour Day making the event even more memorable.
The day will begin at 2pm with the official opening held at the front entrance to the building. Our permanent clubs will be displaying and demonstrating what they do best for everyone to see.
After the opening we will relocate to the Wandi oval for the Neighbour Day celebration, there will be lots for the kids to do and the adults can sit back and listen to a live band while meeting local residents.
Neighbour Day will conclude at 6pm.
The day will begin at 2pm with the official opening held at the front entrance to the building. Our permanent clubs will be displaying and demonstrating what they do best for everyone to see.
After the opening we will relocate to the Wandi oval for the Neighbour Day celebration, there will be lots for the kids to do and the adults can sit back and listen to a live band while meeting local residents.
Neighbour Day will conclude at 6pm.
THE WANDI PROGRESS ASSOCIATION Involvement IN THE NEW KWINANA Bendigo BANK FUND Raiser PROMOTION has yielded a second place.
Thanks Bendigo BANK the $1,000 TOWARDS NEW PLAY FIT PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT it's greatly appreciated.
Thanks also to those who voted making this possible.
Thanks also to those who voted making this possible.
If you wish to become a member of the Wandi Progress Association click on the Application Forms tab in the main index to the left of this page, a PDF or Word format form is available to print and complete.
Forms will also be available at the Neighbour Day.
Forms will also be available at the Neighbour Day.
The Wandi Progress Association is dedicated to managing the Wandi Community Centre facilities and as an arbitrator / go-between for concerned Wandi residents on issues that concern the City of Kwinana and other entities. Residents are asked to join the Wandi Progress Association to build its member base and consequently its real representation of the wishes of the Wandi, Honeywood and Anketell communities. An application form can be found under the Resources menu. The Wandi Community Centre complex is comprised of the Magenup Equestrian Centre and the Wandi Community Centre (Wandi Hall, Clubrooms, Resource Centre and the Shed). Tennis Courts, free BBQ's and a Playarea can also be found at the Wandi Community Centre. There is a maintained oval that can be reserved and is frequently used by Caravan Club and the Medieval Clubs.
Seen a Crime or Suspicious Behaviour? Well now you can report it on the Crime Watch page located in the Resources Menu. There is a form where you can upload your information and evidence and it will be added to the page listings. Burnout hoons, litterbugs, vandals, thieves and suspicious activities should all be reported so as to keep everyone informed.
The Wandi Community Centre is home to many different and varied groups. In the woodworking category there are the Wandi Wood Turners, the Southern Distrcts Triton Club, the WA Carvers Guild, the Scroll Saw Club of WA, the Marquetry Society of WA and the Wood Turners Association of WA.
There are Medieval Clubs that use the facilities and the oval - Abertridwr and Dragon's Bay. Other clubs using the facilities include Smithy's Boxing and the Wandi Playgroup.
There is a wealth of information available here so please check out our website thorougly. You are invited to join our Wandi Blogg, sign up for the Wandi Warbler newsletter and you can always contact us. Happy Surfing!!
Seen a Crime or Suspicious Behaviour? Well now you can report it on the Crime Watch page located in the Resources Menu. There is a form where you can upload your information and evidence and it will be added to the page listings. Burnout hoons, litterbugs, vandals, thieves and suspicious activities should all be reported so as to keep everyone informed.
The Wandi Community Centre is home to many different and varied groups. In the woodworking category there are the Wandi Wood Turners, the Southern Distrcts Triton Club, the WA Carvers Guild, the Scroll Saw Club of WA, the Marquetry Society of WA and the Wood Turners Association of WA.
There are Medieval Clubs that use the facilities and the oval - Abertridwr and Dragon's Bay. Other clubs using the facilities include Smithy's Boxing and the Wandi Playgroup.
There is a wealth of information available here so please check out our website thorougly. You are invited to join our Wandi Blogg, sign up for the Wandi Warbler newsletter and you can always contact us. Happy Surfing!!
Australia day awards 2013
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On 26 January 2013 the Wandi Progress Association received the City of Kwinana Premier's Australia Day Active Citizenship Award 2012 Community Group or Event of the Year.
At last the WPA and its long serving committee members and volunteers have received recognition for all the hard work over the last 25 years. |
Overhead satellite image of wandi community centre
