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    Bosske Architecture

    Jan 28, 2019 5 minutes
    Review by Jennie Officer

    Location

    Northcliffe, WA

    Local Government Area

    Manjimup

    Region type

    Heartland region

    Aboriginal nation

    Noongar, Pibelmen peoples

    Distance to nearest state/territory capital

    299 km (Perth, WA)

    Population

    2016 census 300

    2011 census 282

    growth 2011–16* +6.4%

    *national average +8.8%

    Top employment sectors (2016 census)

    24.7% Dairy cattle farming

    6.8% Secondary education

    5.5% Concreting services

    5.5% Nature reserves and conservation parks operation

    Seven kilometres east of Northcliffe, a small town in the lower south-west of Western Australia, is the recently completed Bannister Downs Dairy Creamery designed by Bosske Architecture. A place with tall trees and high rainfall, this was one of the first areas to be opened to dairy farming in Western Australia, through post-World War I government Group Settlement Schemes in which British would-be farmer immigrants received dairy cows as incentive

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