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Noongar Seasons

Birak (Beer-ok)  ​                        $10.00 Per Financial Year                          <$70.00 Value

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Tailored for Concession Card holders and Students.

  • Discounted rates as per CRC Price List.
  • 1/2 Hour FREE Internet per month.
  • Unlimited access to the Birak Computer Club for setting up all your MyGov and Government Services including  job search , training. (Available Tuesday 12:30 - 4:30pm)
​Hot & Dry - December to January
The ‘hot and dry’ was characterised by the onset of hot easterly winds. 
The signals of this season were the Christmas and paper bark trees 
blossoming. Noogar people burnt mosaic sections of scrubland through fire-stick farming. This forced animals into the open to hunt and opened the canopy to the November rains, which increased germination of summer foodstuffs. An abundance of food was found along the costal lakes and river estuaries. The mullet, bream, marron and crabs were fat and ready for 
harvest. Colours of this season are green, blue, orange and yellow.

Bunuru (Boon-oor-oo) ​                        $20.00 Per Financial Year                           ​<$100.00 Value

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Tailored for the General Public.
  • Discounted rates as per CRC Price List.
  • 1 Hour FREE Internet per month.
  • 20 FREE Colour pages printed or 10 FREE Colour double-sided pages printed per year.
Fruiting Season - February to March
The ‘fruiting’ was characterised by hot easterly conditions with afternoon sea breezes. Noogar people moved to coastal estuaries and reefs where fish and abalone constituted a portion of the seasonal diet. This was also the salmon and herring season. Large fish could be speared form overhanging trees along river banks. Colour of this season are yellow, orange and red.

Djeran (Jair-an) ​                        $50.00 Per Financial Year                           ​<$150.00 Value

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 Tailored for Volunteer and Non-profit Organisations, Sporting Clubs etc.
  • Discounted rates as per CRC Price List.
  • 3 Hours FREE Secretarial Support. ie: typing, folding, editing  (Excludes materials ie: paper, binding accessories)
  • 20 FREE Colour pages printed or 10 FREE Colour double-sided pages printed per year.​
 
​First Rains, First Dew - April to May
‘First rains – first dew’ began when the weather became cooler with winds from the southwest. Fishing continued, the emus were fat and the zamia palm nuts, bulbs, and other seeds were collected and prepared for food. 
Colours of this season are red, brown and grey.

Makuru (Muck-oor-oo) ​                        $80.00 Per Financial Year                           ​<$230.00 Value

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Tailored for Non-profit Organisations to aid with their promotions.
  • Discounted rates as per CRC Price List.
  • 2 FREE business card sized point-of-contact advertisements in the Manji Café Bytes Newsletter per year.
    (Artwork to be supplied or additional fees apply)
  • 3 FREE Hours Standard Room Hire. (Office hours apply, additional rates apply after hours)
  • 2 Hour FREE Secretarial Support. ie: typing, folding, editing  (Excludes materials ie: paper, binding accessories)
Cold & Wet - June to July
During the ‘cold and wet’ Noogar people moved inland from the coast to the Darling Scarp to shelter from the cold coastal winds. The flowering sheoak trees meant the kangaroos were ready to eat. Wild carrots and several species of wild potato were ready for harvesting. Colours of this season are grey and black.

Djilba (Jill-bar) ​                        $100.00 Per Financial Year                           ​<$320.00 Value

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Tailored for the Business Community.
  • Discounted rates as per CRC Price List.
  • 3 FREE business card sized point-of-contact advertisements  in the Manji Café Bytes Newsletter per year.  (Artwork to be supplied or additional fees apply)
  • 4 FREE Hours Standard Room Hire.  (Office hours apply, additional rates apply after hours)
  • 4 Hours FREE Secretarial Support. ie: typing, folding, editing  (Excludes materials ie: paper, binding accessories)
​Warmer - August to September
As the weather started to get ‘warmer’ Noongar groups moved the drier 
Guilford and Canning-Kelmscott areas. This calmer weather allowed the bush to rejuvenate and plants to bloom. Eggs from water fowl, emus, swans and ducks were collected. Tortoises, berries and roots also supplements the larger game of kangaroo, emu and ringtail possum. Colours of this season are black, blue and green.

Kambarang (Gam-bar-ang) ​                        P.O.A. PACKAGE 

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​This package can be catered to suit your specific needs... 
  • This may include Graphic Design Packages, Secretarial Assistance, Room Hire Agreements and General CRC Services. 
  • Organisations interested in a catered package can book an appointment with the Executive Officer to discuss their needs on: (08) 9777 2774​
Flowering - October to November
The ‘flowering’ is the height of the wildflower season. Quandong trees were ripening, ready for harvesting later in the season, as well as other small shrubs that produced berries. Families moved towards the coast where frogs, tortoises and freshwater crayfish or gilgies and blue marron were caught. Snakes and goannas were also a source of food during this season. Colours of this season are blue and gree.

Meet Balyit 'little spirit man' our MCRC Gecko.

Balyit is our Membership Mascot, You will occasionally see Balyit appear on our Social Media, Email Newsletters and will pop up randomly on pages around our Website. Our 'little spirit man' changes colour depending on the Members he is trying to get the attention of.... ie: Baylit will be yellow when he is wanting to offer a discount to our Birak Members or Blue when promoting a service to our Kambarang Members... if you see him, give the Manjimup CRC a call and mention Baylit to receive the promotion he was offering
​​The Manjimup Community Resource Centre is a part of the West Australian Community Resource Network.
The Western Australian Community Resource Network is a Royalties for Regions Initiative.
We are also proud members of Link West.

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Disclaimer
​The Manjimup Community Resource Centre is committed to quality service to its customers and seeks to ensure accuracy, currency and reliability of information and transactions provided over the internet, but this cannot be guaranteed. Accordingly, to the fullest extent permitted by law, the Manjimup Community Resource Centre and its officers and employees are released from liability (including in respect of negligence) for any loss, damage, cost and expense caused by use of or reliance on this website and the information contained on it. Manjimup Community Resource Centre has no control over the content of material accessible on any site that is referenced from this website. It is your responsibility to make your own decisions about the suitability, relevance, accuracy, currency, reliability and privacy practices of any external the websites.​
Copyright 2020
​Unless otherwise stated, copyright in all materials on this website is the property of Manjimup Community Resource Centre. In addition to any fair dealings permitted under the provisions of the Copyright Act 1968, material on this website may be reproduced for research, study, private non-commercial use provided that Manjimup Community Resource Centre is acknowledged as the copyright owner and the material is not altered.
The Manjimup Community Resource Centre cannot and does not grant any permission or authority in respect of the copyright of the materials appearing at third-party Internet sites, and strongly recommends that you refer to the copyright statements at those sites before making use of the materials.
Enquires may be directed to manjimup@crc.net.au.
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  • Forms
    • Room Hire Booking Form
    • Multi-Function Room Booking Form
    • Equipment booking form
    • Workshop Survey
    • Enrol as a Volunteer today
  • News & Information
  • Our Community
    • Volunteer Recruitment
    • Heart Foundation - Walk Yourself Happy
    • Southern Forest Employment Hub
    • Joblife
    • Tax Help with Sylvia
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    • Manjimup Mens Shed
    • The Rose Centre
    • Manjimup Community Garden
    • Community Groups
    • Park Run
    • REPAIR CAFE
    • Days For Girls
  • Local Health Updates
    • Dementia Friendly Manjimup
    • Warren Health Services
    • My Health Record
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  • Contact Us
  • Membership Packages
  • Video Conferencing
  • Community Crisis Support