Western Australian Community Resource Centres are a government funded centres in Western Australia.
In the 1990s the Western Australian Government created funding for community centres in Western Australia.[1][2] The system was boosted in the 2000s by funding from the Royalties for Regions program.[3][4]
In most cases they were successors to earlier Telecentres around the state.[5][6][7][8] Some Community recreation centres have published newsletters.[9][10][11]
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- ^ "Services". Archived from the original on 31 October 2013. Retrieved 9 October 2013.
- ^ Western Australian Community Resource Network (issuing body) (2011), CRC network news, Western Australian Community Resource Network, retrieved 27 September 2022
- ^ Western Australia. Dept. of Regional Development and Lands; Royalties for Regions (W.A.); Western Australia. Dept. of Regional Development and Lands (2012), Royalties for Regions : progress report July 2011 - June 2012, Dept. of Regional Development and Lands, retrieved 27 September 2022
- ^ Western Australia. Office of the Auditor General (2014), Royalties for regions : are the benefits being realised?, Western Australia. Office of the Auditor General, retrieved 27 September 2022
- ^ WA Telecentre Network; Western Australia. Department of Commerce and Trade, (issuing body.) (1999), You can do it at a telecentre, Department of Commerce and Trade, retrieved 27 September 2022
- ^ WA Telecentre Network; Western Australia. Dept. of Local Government and Regional Development (2003), Telecentre network : bringing communities together, Dept. of Local Government and Regional Development, retrieved 27 September 2022
- ^ Australia. Department of Veterans' Affairs (1 December 2002), "Remote access to DVA easy in WA (1 December 2002)", Vetaffairs / Department of Veterans' Affairs, [Dept. of Veterans' Affairs], 18 (4): 7, ISSN 0819-8934
- ^ W.A. Telecentre Network; Western Australia. Dept. of Local Government and Regional Development (2004), Planning for the future, WA Telecentre Network, retrieved 27 September 2022
- ^ Boyup Brook Community Resource Centre (2010), Community Resource Centre newsletter, Telecentre Network, retrieved 27 September 2022
- ^ Donnybrook Community Resource Centre., (issuing body.) (2016), Preston press, Preston Press, retrieved 27 September 2022
- ^ Pinjarra Community Resource Centre, (issuing body.) (2016), Murray community newspaper, Pinjarra Community Resource Centre, retrieved 27 September 2022
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