Creating a Climate for Growth Discover the vibrant community of the Gascoyne, where unique landscapes 1000km north of Perth, create a region like no other.

Photo Credit: Nick Thake

Food Bowl of Western Australia The Gascoyne has thriving agricultural and pastoral industries, producing world-class fruits, vegetables, and livestock.

Photo Credit: Andrew Robertson

Diving deep in Pristine Waters The Ningaloo and Shark Bay are teeming with extraordinary marine life and UNESCO World Heritage treasures.

Natural Wonders of the Outback The world’s largest monolith, Mt Augustus, is a breathtaking natural landmark rich in history and adventure.

Photo Credit: Andrew Robertson

The Greatest Catch The vibrant seafood industry of the Gascoyne is home to skilled fishers who harvest premium prawns, scallops, and crabs in one of Western Australia's largest fisheries.

Photo Credit: Andrew Robertson

Untouched Coastline Experience 600 kilometre of unspoiled coastline, offering stunning beaches, rugged cliffs, and endless exploration opportunities.

Photo Credit: Andrew Robertson

Strong Aboriginal Culture The Gascoyne contains a rich Aboriginal heritage, where stories, traditions, and art are preserved and celebrated at cultural hubs like Gwoonwardu Mia and through festivals like Jamba Nyinayi Festival

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Find out more about the Gascoyne Development Commission

The Gascoyne Development Commission is the Western Australian Government statutory authority dedicated to the economic and social development of the Gascoyne region. The Gascoyne region encompasses the Shires of Carnarvon, Exmouth, Shark Bay and Upper Gascoyne with Carnarvon, the regional centre, located 1000km north Perth.

Projects

The Commission undertakes projects to coordinate and promote social and economic development in the Gascoyne, to maximise prosperity and well-being for the region, and for Western Australia.

RED Grants

The Regional Economic Development Grants (RED) program is a $50.85 million State Government initiative that invests in local projects to stimulate economic growth and development in regional Western Australia. up to $250,000 is available for individual projects.

Annual Report 2023-24

A comprehensive overview of the Commission's achievements, key performance indicators and financial management.

Workforce Accommodation and Housing

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Tenders WA

The central online source of information on WA public sector tenders and awarded contracts.

Regional Events All Events

2025 Gascoyne Food Festival

Friday, 1 August 2025

Dates are yet to be confirmed for this year’s Gascoyne Food Festival which highlights the best produce this region has to offer.