Northcliffe is an energetic and resilient rural community with a strong emphasis on do it yourself. This web site is just one of many projects undertaken to benefit the community and promote our town to visitors and those seeking a clean, healthy, beautiful place to live.
Our small community of about 800 residents has over fifty community groups and services.

Click on a name below for more information. Please contact us for changes and corrections

Organisation Name and description

Dianna Moss
9776 7308
dianamoss@westnet.com.au

Jennifer Lammie
9776 7335

Basketball Club
To co-ordinate team training, home games and help with juniors. Also to provide shirts and a Northcliffe identity in the Pemberton Association.

Anne Sepkus
9776 7128

Book Club
The group meets once a month to discuss that month's book. Books are usually hired at a cost of about $7.00

Bowling Club
Ladies play Wednesdays, mixed scrounge Thursday evenings, mixed competition Saturday afternoon 1pm. Visitors welcome.

Paul Owens
9776 7199

Bush Fire Service
Bush fire prevention and suppression. Volunteer familiarisation days for land holders to familiarise unit use.

9776 7095

Department of Environment and Conservation Ranger ( formerly CALM)
The DEC office serves as the administration base for the day to day operations in Shannon and D'Entrecasteaux National Parks. Appointments are necessary to meet with the Ranger. Tourist enquiries should be directed to the Tourist Centre or CALM Pemberton District Office

Catchment Group
Conserving land care activities in Northcliffe catchment areas, promoting sustainable agriculture, salinity control and erosion control.

Church of Christ
Should you visit one of the churches of Christ you will find it worshipping God as did the early disciples - "in spirit and in truth". (John 4:24). You will observe that it partakes of the Lord's supper, or communion, every Sunday.

Country Women's Association
The CWA plays a vital role in Northcliffe. With its varied activities and fund raisers, it seeks to improve the lives of all families living in Northcliffe.

Cricket Club
Members of Warren\Blackwood Cricket Assoc. Fixtures consist of one and two day games and grand finals. New players welcome.

Crowea Club
Social activity, tour outings, BBQ's. Today's juniors are tomorrow's seniors. Crowea group is committed to ensuring all Northcliffians have the opportunity to get out and about and enjoy themselves.

Dairy Discussion Group
The group has been operating in Northcliffe for 14 years, in which time we have focussed on genetic improvement of our dairy herds, growing better pastures , making better use of our pasture and improving milk quality.

Darts Club

• effective literacy skills
• effective numeracy skills
• a capacity to utillise technology
• an ability to find and use information
• the confidence to make decisions and accept responsibility for them
• self respect and respect for the rights of others
• social and civic responsibility

source: NDHS web site

Family Centre
Centre Hours : Monday to Friday 9am - 4pm
Built by the community for the community, the Family Centre is a place where community groups can meet, where the local youth group is based, and facilities such as holiday care for children are offered. For more information click here

It provides support to families,children and youth, creates opportunities for social interaction, self development, learning and is a multipurpose venue for community groups.

Fire and Rescue Service of WA

Forest Park Committee
Advisory committee to Manjimup Shire Council on all issues relating to Northcliffe Forest Park.

For more information see the
Family Centre web site

Four-year-old Playgroup
A management committee exists to better serve the interests of members and provide a safe environment for children between 0-3 years old.

Free Speech Inc.
Provides a forum for opinions, creative writing and poetry

Dennis Smeathers
9776 7084

Golf Club
Club competition on Sundays. Open days. Juniors play Sunday mornings. Wednesdays ladies' day. Visitors welcome.

Karri Country Good Food
Run by volunteers to provide fresh local produce and dried foods including rice, bread flour, dried fruit, candid fruits, beans, nuts, olives, olive oil, coffee, home made bread and a range of deli items etc. Volunteers are rostered to run the outlet at the old Video shop in town. Co-op members get a discount on their purchases and anyone is welcome to become involved who is interested in growing, marketing and buying local organic fruit and vegetables and dry goods - Further information or to register as a member email or phone 9776 6106

More..........

Ken Moore
kenn@boorara.com
or Carole Perry
9776 6777

Northcliffe Interpretative and Cultural Centre (NICC)
Is a new multipurpose building to house the Library, Telecentre and Visitor Centre. Construction began in 2005 after several years of planning and fund raising. The Building was opened officially on 25th November 2007. Many people have contributed time, resources and building materials to achieve this.The Building is now the Northcliffe Information and Visitor Centre

Northcliffe Pioneer Museum
Wheatley Coast Rd
Opposite the Post Office

Yvonne Cash
Johan Flanagan
Pat Laws

Northcliffe Pioneer Museum
The Pioneer Museum has an outstanding collection of original items used by the Northcliffe Group Settlers more than 80 years ago, illustrating their domestic life and work on the dairy farms, on which the district of Northcliffe was founded.

The original Group 121 bush school, teacher’s cottage and hospital memorabilia bring back countless memories, and the large collection of family photographs is of special interest to those researching their family’s life in the 1920s.

The George Gardner exhibition in the Museum’s mill cottage displays aboriginal tools used within the past 8000 years, fossils 3000 million years old and 1300 rocks and minerals from around Australia and overseas.  The collection also includes the George Gardner  photographic record of all native wildflowers growing in the Northcliffe region.

The Pioneer Museum and machinery shed, set in the spacious picnic grounds of Jubilee Park, nestle beside the jarrah and karri Forest Park where several of the original tracks that hauled cut timber to the Northcliffe mill fifty years ago are today’s bushwalking trails, especially beautiful in the wildflower season.

Open daily 10 am to 3 pm.   Other hours available by arrangement.

Netball Club
Our purpose is to co-ordinate teams, training, home games, umpires and juniors for netball season.

Paul Owens
9776 7199
giddyup@westnet.com.au

Parents and Citizens Northcliffe District High School
Parental and community support to the school.

Public Library
Open hours:
Thursday 2.30 pm to 4.00 pm
Friday 9.00 am to 4.00 pm
Saturday 9.00 am to 12.00 pm

Recreation Association NCR (Inc)
A management committee of the Northcliffe Recreation Reserve.

Fiona Sinclair
Post Office Box 395
Northcliffe WA, 6262
9776 7203
forestartexperience@dodo.com.au

Southern Forsts Sculpture walk
The Southern Forest Sculpture Walk is a unique eco and cultural tourism concept. It will be the first walk trail within Australia to permanently feature specially commissioned artworks from a range of different art forms. Sculpture, music, writing and photography will be developed by nationally and internationally renowned creative personnel and will reflect the social, cultural and environmental heritage of the Southern Forests region.

St John Ambulance
Providing emergency treatment to Northcliffe residents and surrounding areas.

Telecentre
The Telecentre is a community computing centre that provides Internet and e-mail access, desk top publishing, secretarial services and runs computer training courses.

It has a quality colour printing service for large posters and
provides residents and visitors with fax and photocopy services.

It is an access point for Centrelink and is an agent for WestNet and Bordernet, Internet Service Providers.

It serves as a meeting place for planning and supporting new projects and is part of the state-wide WA Telecentre Network.

Tennis Club
Social tennis Sunday afternoon and Friday evenings, visitors welcome.(Hard Court)

Town Hall Management Committee
Promote, manage finances, bookings of the Town Hall and with the help of the shire maintain the hall. All monies raised by the committee are spent on improvements.

United Soccer Club
New & flourishing - Matches played Saturdays Oct - March. Training - Thursday at school. Home ground - Northcliffe Recreation Centre. Players & Supporters very welcome.

Uniting Church Ladies Fellowship
Meetings 10.30 am 4th Tuesday of the Month in the Church Hall Zamia St.

Jenny Mawdsley
9776 7221

See the Northcliffe Family Centre web site

Vacation Care
Provide care service during school holidays for primary school children.

The Northcliffe Visitor Centre offers the following and more....

• EFTPOS and credit card facilities
• Agents for Westrail, tramway, accommodation and tour bookings.
• Entry tickets for Southern Forest Sculpture Walk
• displays featuring local flora, fauna, geology, aboriginal and white settler history
• local craft & produce, maps, guidebooks, wildflower and local history books for sale

Manager
Hans Noppers
9776 7027

Workers Club
Opening times Mon -Fri 4 pm Sat & Sun 12 noon.
Food & Alcohol, Soft drinks available
Members, their guests and visitors welcome

Youth Voice
Northcliffe youth voice is a youth driven organisation. It was established by the young people of Northcliffe who wanted to make something happen for themselves.