Upcoming events
- Friday 26 July – Collie Motorplex Test’n’Tune
- Saturday 27 July – Charger Club of WA
- Sunday 28 July – Champions Ride Days
- Friday 2 August – Collie Motorplex Test’n’Tune
- Saturday 3 August – FPV Pickford
- Sunday 4 August – CAMS Come & Try Day
- Friday 9 August – Collie Motorplex Test’n’Tune
- Saturday 10 August – TBA
- Sunday 11 August – Collie Motorsports Group
- Saturday 17 August – Trakdayz
- Sunday 18 August – Motorcycle Racing Club of WA
- Saturday & Sunday 24-25 August – Historic Competition Motorcycle Club of WA
- Saturday 31 August – Superkart Club WA
- Sunday 1 Sept – TBA
- Saturday & Sunday 7-8 Sept – Champions Ride Days
- Friday 13 Sept – Collie Motorplex Test’n’Tune
- Saturday & Sunday 14-15 Sept – Fast Track
- Saturday 21 Sept – Trakdayz
- Sunday 22 Sept – Collie Motorsports Group
- Friday 27, Saturday 28, Sunday 29, Monday 30 Sept – Historic Competition Motorcycle Club of WA
- Sat & Sun 5-6 Oct – Collie Motorplex Speed Event Series
- Friday 11 Oct – Collie Motorplex Test’n’Tune
- Saturday 12 Oct – Trakdayz
- Sunday 1 Oct – Motorcycle Racing Club of WA
- Saturday & Sunday 19-20 Oct – Collie Motorplex Coalfields 500
- Friday 25 Oct – Collie Motorplex Test’n’Tune
- Saturday & Sunday 26-27 Oct – HSV & Porsche Club
- Saturday & Sunday 2-3 Nov – Historic Competition Motorcycle Club of WA
- Saturday & Sunday 9-10 Nov – Supermoto WA
- Friday 15 Nov – Open Pit Lane
- Saturday & Sunday 16-17 Oct – WRX Club
- Friday 22 Nov – Collie Motorplex Test’n’Tune
- Saturday & Sunday 23-24 Nov – D1WA
- Friday 29 Nov – Champions Ride Days
- Saturday 30 Nov – Superkart Club WA
- Sunday 1 Dec – CAMS Come & Try Day
- Friday 6 Dec – Collie Motorplex Test’n’Tune
- Saturday 7 Dec – Trakdayz
- Sunday 8 Dec – TBA
- Friday 13 Dec – Collie Motorplex Test’n’Tune
- Saturday 14 Dec – Champions Ride Days
- Sunday 15 Dec – Collie Motorsports Group
The race, which began in 1925, is the only true remaining handicap event in WA. It is steeped in tradition and is the premier road race on the Western Australian cycling calendar.
The handicap format gives everyone a chance to get to the finish line first.
The historic race begins in the WA coal mining town of Collie, 200km south of Perth, and heads through hilly terrain towards Mumballup for 21km before turning and heading towards the township of Donnybrook. This is the halfway point. Riders then turn and return back to Mumballup. The last 21km of the course is very arduous through the hills to the finish line in the main street of Collie.
Sunday morning sees criterium racing in the Collie town centre on a tight street circuit. This year sees our participation ride switch to the safer Sunday course. Open to people of all ages and ability it will also include the Primary Schools Challenge.
Saturday night is Pasta Night. For those staying in Collie overnight for Sundays criterium racing come and join us for a meal and on the couch style interviews. Bar opens at 5.00pm with dinner and desert served from 6.30pm. Venue – Collie Italian Club.
McDonalds “Fit for Life Ride” includes the Primary Schools Challenge
Great prizes on offer
Challenge yourself and your friends on a course closed to traffic.
Adults $10 and children $5 to cover insurance
register on the day @ 10.00am
Bouncy castle and face painting on the day
This exhibition features video and photographic works from the Art Gallery of WA State Art Collection of seven Australian and contemporary artists. Their works will be interwoven with complementary pieces from the local art collection; asking the question ‘How Did I Get Here?’ and inviting you to contemplate how your relationships and environments define your sense of self.
How Did I Get Here? is the first capsule exhibition of Freighting Ideas which aims to develop genuine relationships, meaningful encounters, community connections and the contribution of many different voices.
This exhibition features video and photographic works from the Art Gallery of WA State Art Collection of seven Australian and contemporary artists. Their works will be interwoven with complementary pieces from the local art collection; asking the question ‘How Did I Get Here?’ and inviting you to contemplate how your relationships and environments define your sense of self.
How Did I Get Here? is the first capsule exhibition of Freighting Ideas which aims to develop genuine relationships, meaningful encounters, community connections and the contribution of many different voices.
All families with children 0-5 are welcome to join us each Tuesday from 9am-10:30am for stories, play, songs and activities. Please bring a piece of fruit, water bottle and a hat.
This exhibition features video and photographic works from the Art Gallery of WA State Art Collection of seven Australian and contemporary artists. Their works will be interwoven with complementary pieces from the local art collection; asking the question ‘How Did I Get Here?’ and inviting you to contemplate how your relationships and environments define your sense of self.
How Did I Get Here? is the first capsule exhibition of Freighting Ideas which aims to develop genuine relationships, meaningful encounters, community connections and the contribution of many different voices.
This exhibition features video and photographic works from the Art Gallery of WA State Art Collection of seven Australian and contemporary artists. Their works will be interwoven with complementary pieces from the local art collection; asking the question ‘How Did I Get Here?’ and inviting you to contemplate how your relationships and environments define your sense of self.
How Did I Get Here? is the first capsule exhibition of Freighting Ideas which aims to develop genuine relationships, meaningful encounters, community connections and the contribution of many different voices.
The Incredible Years Pre-School Basic Program is back!
Are you a parent/caregiver of a child aged between 3 and 6 years?
If so, come along to learn all the research and evidence-based parenting strategies from this award-winning program, that are changing lives around the world.
Glitz and Glamour Fundraising night at the Feddy
When – Friday 23rd August 6.30pm
Cost – $80. Includes one of our amazing grazing tables, live entertainment and $40 from every ticket
sold going directly to the Royal Flying Doctors. Tickets to be purchased by Monday 19th either in house or over the phone. There will be no door sales on the night.
Dress – Formal (strictly no jeans or sneakers).
Guys dust of your suits and Ladies get those fancy frocks out.
