Four Local Government Shires in the Upper Gascoyne and MidWest region have been successful in winning 43% of Western Australia’s Building Better Regions Funding, Round 4. Yvonne Messina Chair of Regional Development Australia MidWest Gascoyne said ‘that the $7 million of Federal funding received by the Shires of Upper Gascoyne, Meekatharra, Carnarvon and Mingenew would make an important contribution to tourism, transport and water infrastructure.’ Yvonne stated that regional communities rely heavily on Grants for infrastructure and community development that support jobs and the tourist industry. The $841.6 million Building Better Regions Fund (BBRF) has funded more than 163 projects in Regional Australia and supports the Australian Government's commitment to create jobs, drive economic growth and build stronger regional communities into the future. Shire of Upper Gascoyne: Construction of Gascoyne Visitors Stop. $2,398,500 Shire of Meekatharra: Upgrade 28klm section of Landor road between Meekatharra and Carnarvon. $4,049,254 Shire of Mingenew: Restoration of the iconic 125 year old Mingenew Railway station as a cultural hub for the community: $108,257 Shire of Carnarvon: Upgrade of the Carnarvon Recycled Water Pipeline. $465,000. Total Funding for Western Australia: BBRF Infrastructure Fund: $16,473,918 MidWest and Gascoyne Shires: $7,021,011 Information on previously successful recipients can be found on regional.gov.au.  Restored historic railway station at Mingenew serves as a community cultural hub.
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