About Shire Of Cue Community Directory
The Cue Community Directory serves as a central hub of up‑to‑date information for community organisations and services in the Cue area. Users can search by keyword or browse categories to quickly locate relevant services.
Popular categories include:
- Technology and digital literacy
- Aboriginal services and support
- Accommodation and housing assistance
In addition to service listings, the directory offers links to explore the wider community and discover hidden gems and acknowledgement of traditional owner groups and local Indigenous culture. Whether you are seeking support, looking for clubs and interest groups, or wanting to contribute to your community, this directory helps you connect with the right people and organisations.
Info Hubs in the Shire Of Cue
They provide a central online platform where individuals can easily find local services, community programs, and events tailored to their needs.
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Find Local & Visiting Services in Shire Of Cue
The Cue community directory includes categories such as Aboriginal services, accommodation and housing assistance, advocacy, ageing support, animal welfare, arts and creative pursuits, child services, communication and information, community centres and clubs, crisis and emergency services, cultural and migrant services, disability support, education, employment and training, environment and conservation, health care, legal assistance and advice, peak bodies, recreation and leisure, religion and philosophy, self-help groups, sports, transport, volunteering and youth services.
At present, the directory lists only a handful of local services—sometimes just a health clinic or community hall—while many categories have no listings at all.
Residents generally rely on visiting services or travel to larger neighbouring towns for specialist healthcare, cultural programmes and other community support.
Cue Region
The Cue Region is dubbed the Queen of the Murchison, a classic outback town with grand stone buildings and sweeping vistas of red earth. Prospectors still fossick for gold and the night skies are spectacular. Locals often venture to a nearby breakaway at dusk where the rocks glow orange and there is rarely another soul. They also take visitors to the remains of the once‑thriving Big Bell settlement, where the empty hotel frames endless horizons.
Cue Council has an approximate area of 14,000 km².
It is within the state electorate of North West Central.