Collie is a dynamic mining town set in the picturesque Collie River Valley about 200km south-east of Perth and about 55km east of Bunbury.

With a population of nine thousand, Collie as the hub of the coalfields region is a significant base for major industrial activity including mining of coal and bauxite, refinining, and is home to the coal-fired Muja, Collie and Bluewaters power stations.

The Shire is surrounded by forests and conservation parks and its tourism industry is growing steadily. Natural attractions include the Wellington National Park, Harris Dam, and the Collie River.

The Bibbulmun Track - a world class 1,000km walk trail - and the Mundabiddi long distance off-road cycle trail pass through the Collie townsite.

Located just minutes from the town centre, at Morrison Way, the Collie Light Industrial Area (LIA) is on track to become an important site for support services to big industry, and has a key role in the bigger picture for the economic growth of Collie and the region.  Together with LandCorp's Shotts Industrial Park, the two developments underpin the area's industrial land needs now and into the future.

Project Update

New lots released at the Collie Light Industrial Area, ranging from 2,000sqm to 1.55ha and priced from $150,000 to $590,000. For details, please click on the Industrial Land Tab on the top left of this page.