Toodyay is a town with many claims to fame, and locals Hazel and Michael McKone are the minds behind one a little more unusual than the rest. Housed in an unassuming shed on their sprawling property on Bindi Bindi Road is the sole alpaca fleece spinning mill in Western Australia – and it’s accompanied, of course, by a herd of the friendly and fleecy animals themselves.

On 17 January 1871 the Road Districts Act was gazetted. This divided the State into Districts. On 29 January of the same year, the Toodyay Road District boundaries were described and on 15 February the first election for membership of the Toodyay Road Board was held.

The Shire of Toodyay is one of the two WA towns to have achieved ‘wildflower-friendly’ status as a result of the 2020-21 Wildflower Friendliness Award Scheme

P&C members approved a donation of $16,000 for facility improvements at Toodyay District High School at the P&C term one members meeting on 2 March.

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Once upon a time (1985 specifically), an abandoned service station in Glen Forrest was transformed into Enchantmentland, a trip back in time taken through a curious collection of collectables. Thirty-five years later, Toodyay Fairytale Farm on Beaufort Street

Australia Day Celebrations 26 January 2021

Recreation Centre Update Saturday 3 October at 10am

With a newly appointed committee, Toodyay Playgroup is excited to welcome committee President Jessica Donovan, Secretary Nikki Fleay, Treasurer Joanna Lamas and General members, Siobhan Puescher, Sheradin Lockyer and Katie Sharples.

Wildflower season is upon us again with sightings of some lovely orchids in our reserves and everlastings blooming again at Pelham Reserve.

RSL Toodyay Sub-Branch commemorated the 54th Vietnam Veterans Day on Tuesday 18 August 2020.

Life is naturally sweet at the Julimar Date Garden, a one-off fruit farm turned tourist attraction right on Toodyay’s doorstep.

Hon David Templeman MLA popped in to the Shire of Toodyay on Wednesday 5 August 2020.

The people behind Toodyay’s Bush Fire Brigades are an assortment of extraordinary individuals - and departing Deputy Chief Control Officer Rowan Hunter is the rule, not the exception.

Full of what? Full of wonderful people who go about their business each day and in doing so, make a difference.

The Market has now been running for 5 years with a substantial amount of hard work from some very dedicated locals and the support of the Shire of Toodyay.

Its Election Day! The Shire administration is open all day until 6.00pm tonight for you to drop off your vote. Counting of the votes will then commence in Chambers and the successful candidate will be announced.

Monday 6th July 1.30pm-3.30pm and Monday 13th July 1.30pm-3.30pm.