Hyden Telecentre
Information technology is the key component of a Telecentre’s purpose. However Telecentres provide many community services that cannot be received on a commercial basis plus rapid access to many state and federal government services such as employment, health, tax and many more.
Many Telecentres provide both accredited and non-accredited courses through their facilities including WA TAFE courses.
Telecentres are a non-profit organisation run by and for the community. The day to day running of a telecentre is organised by the Telecentre Coordinator who is assisted by a group of volunteers.
Such services include:
· High speed internet access
· Black & white, colour or bulk printing & paper folding
· Desktop Publishing
· Videoconferencing
· Access to Centrelink
· Access to Medicare
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All secretarial services
Hyden Telecentre
Information technology is the key component of a Telecentre’s purpose. However Telecentres provide many community services that cannot be received on a commercial basis plus rapid access to many state and federal government services such as employment, health, tax and many more. more
Hippos Yawn
This rock formation is named so because of the resemblance to a hippopotamus in its cavernous mouth. You can walk right into the Hippo's mouth and crawl out the passage resembling a throat. more
Hyden
Hyden is a small town of 109 located 349km south-east of Perth. Located in the wheatbelt it is home to the famous Wave Rock. more
Wave Rock Wildlife Park
Come and visit the Wave Rock Wildlife Park and roam freely amongst the hundreds of birds and animals that inhabit the area. more
Mulkas Cave
Wave Rock
Wave Rock is a spectacularly surreal experience. Located near the small town of Hayden, just 350 kilometres east of Perth, Wave Rock is an amazing prehistoric attraction; a giant wave just about to break! more
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