Marble Bar, Western Australia 6760
-Officially Australia's Hottest Town -
Marble Bar sits at the fiery heart of the Pilbara — proudly known as Australia’s hottest town for a very good reason. Surrounded by vast landscapes within the world’s largest shire Marble Bar is where extreme heat, rich Gold history and outback character collide.
Marble Bar is officially recognised as Australia’s hottest town after recording the longest consecutive run of days over 37.8°C (100°F), a national record that cemented its place in Australia’s climate history.
The CRC has a great range of Marble Bar merchandise for sale from postcards to 3D fridge magnets, novelty number plates and Bandana's to our Plush Camels for the kids.
Bar Runners + Plush Camel + Embroidered patches + Stickers + Postcards + Bandana's
Our local Mirage Magazine is hot off the press, locally you'll find it at the
General Store & Roadhouse. You can click the link below and enjoy your online version.
The 2026 Christmas & January Mirage is ready, grab a cuppa find a comfy chair and sit back and marvel at the many spender, that is the Marble Bar Mirage.
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MINER'S RIGHTS Where to get them and yes the CRC can do it for you.A Miner’s Right may be obtained for a prescribed fee at the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety, Mineral House, 100 Plain Street, East Perth, But if you are in Marble Bar that's a long way from PERTH. Drop into the CRC right in the middle of town and let us take the hassle out of doing it.
Authorisation under a Miner’s Right The purpose of a Miner’s Right is for: • fossicking on Crown land with the approval of relevant landholders; and • providing access to Crown land for prospecting and for minerals (including gold) and marking out purposes. The holder of a A Miner’s Right is authorised to do all or any of the following things: • Pass and repass over Crown land for the purpose of prospecting and marking out any land which may be made the subject of an application for a mining tenement; • Prospect for minerals and conduct tests for minerals on available land (see definition below) for the purpose of determining whether to mark out or apply for a mining tenement in respect of any part of the land; • Extract or remove from available land on each occasion, up to 20kg of samples or specimens of rock, ore or minerals with as little damage to the surface of the land as possible; • Keep as the holder’s property or use for testing or evaluation purposes any samples and specimens of any minerals you have found on available land; • Take and use water from any natural spring, lake, pool or watercourse situated in or flowing through available land for the purpose of prospecting and for domestic purposes; and (subject to the Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914) sink a well or bore on available land and take and use water from the well or bore; • Camp on any Crown land either in a vehicle or caravan, or a tent or other temporary structure, or in the open air, for the purpose of prospecting. • Fossick by prescribed means on Crown land or conservation land with the prior written consent of • any occupier of that land (e.g. a pastoralist); • Any mining tenement holders (if the land is subject of a mining tenement) Fossick means to search for, extract and remove rock, ore or minerals, other than gold or diamonds, as samples or specimens for the purpose of a mineral collection, lapidary work or a hobby interest. •A holder of a Miner’s Right can only use hand tools for fossicking, a metal detector, machinery or machine assisted tools cannot be used to fossick. Contact the CRC for more information or visit Seven Rules of Safety
2024-2025 Annual Report 
The Marble Bar CRC is looking to support community classes running out of the training centre. We’ll provide free room hire, help with promotion and purchase some supplies to run the class.
Sound interesting? We think so. We’re picturing some low-key sessions in the evening or afternoon, maybe knitting, photography, crafts… you name it! Could be a few sessions of the same thing, or something different every week, or random single and multi-part sessions whenever works, we’re still working out the kinks - so please don’t hesitate to let us know what’s going to work for you. If you’re only willing to be talked into one session, that’s fine too! If you’ve got some secret skills or know any talented individuals who might be interested please let us know Marble Bar Community Resource CentreThe Marble Bar Community Resource Centre strongly supports our local businesses and the Marble Bar Community. We aim to implement and develop community based projects and activities to benefit the Residents, Station Owners, Aboriginal Communities and Visitors in and around Marble Bar. The CRC is a not for profit and locally managed by our Coordinator Bazz Harris and Committee of 6 local Business owners.
The CRC is part of the Western Australian Community Resource Network (WACRN) which is funded by the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) to provide information and support to regional communities. We provide all your MyGov, Centrelink and Medicare needs. Computer and internet access, printing, laminating and telecommunications equipment hire to the local community. We cover a wide range of community resouring, including Mutual Trust business for our indiginous language groups, Webinars, Recycling and Book exchange. The CRC can provide information on events, activities, groups and businesses in and around the Marble Bar area. But we leave the Tourist info to the experts at the Marble Bar Visitor Centre at the Top of Town. |
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