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Buckenbah Collective Come visit Geurie 📍 Accessible toilet & baby change table

Our historic building hosts:

The Lemon Tree Cafe - Geurie
Jacinta Haylock Artist & Studio
🌳 leafy courtyard
♿️ accessible loo & car parking
🛝 playground

Geurie is halfway between Wellington & Dubbo in the Central West of NSW.

🚗 Access to the on-site carpark will be via Chambers Street. 🚶Access via the front street will be limited to walking (or...
10/10/2026

🚗 Access to the on-site carpark will be via Chambers Street.

🚶Access via the front street will be limited to walking (or zimmering… wheeling…).

We will have a bicycle parking spot, and welcome all motorized scooters, as our elderly or disabled cruise around the village in their trusty modes of transport!

10/10/2026

Clearing the way for an exciting new chapter on Geurie’s main street! 🌱🚜

After nearly three weeks sidelined by a “fun” trifecta of Influenza A. Strep throat & RSV… it felt amazing to finally catch some sunlight and make the most of the final Saturday of the school holidays with the kids helping load up the trailer.

A massive shoutout and huge thanks to Mark Cobden from Mark’s lawns and Gardens for mowing, spraying, loading, and making sure everything was safely tied down. Absolute legend and a massive help.

Together, we cleared out four palm trees and one stubborn noxious w**d tree that was growing right out of the stormwater drain.

Fun local moment: a passing local spotted the palms coming down and pulled up to ask if we could donate them to the elephants at the zoo! 🐘 🐘

It was brilliant to see the fronds, crowns, and trunks all happily eaten up by the elephants = saving us a trip to the tip (though the noxious w**d went straight to the Dubbo Tip, not the enclosure!).

Next up on the tools: we’re bringing in help to take down the old boundary fence, strip off that harsh prison-look barbed wire, paint the posts fresh black, and put up clean new cyclone mesh.

Combined with CCTV cameras, sensor floodlights, and Macquarie Alarms, this prime site is getting a total safety and aesthetic upgrade.

It’s been a three-year project involving endless paperwork, reports, and studies, and we can’t reveal all the final details just yet... but it is finally coming together!

Watch this space. ✨

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10/10/2026

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Glorious art classes with Jacinta Haycock Artist in Geurie Central West NSW Brilliant Christmas gift 🎄
03/10/2026

Glorious art classes with Jacinta Haycock Artist in Geurie Central West NSW

Brilliant Christmas gift 🎄

11/09/2026

Seriously incredible evening in Wellington tonight as Wellington Arts Centre Inc created a special experience celebrating food, art, music & community.

Community spirit in spades & smiles, giggles and lots of happy country kids agog as the Chinese dragon weaved its way down Fong Lees Lane. A nod to our diverse history, and the hard working folks that built what we now enjoy.

Thank you to all involved. Very special evening.

07/09/2026

Turning the page on the old car yard site in Geurie! 🚜✨

After three years of steady work behind the scenes, our development application and Statement of Environmental Effects to transform the former car yard into new village shops is just about ready to lodge with Dubbo Regional Council.

Putting together a comprehensive DA (complete with specialized plans, supporting reports, and technical input) is certainly no small feat.

A huge thank you to our incredible team of surveyors and planners, and to the duty planners at Dubbo Regional Council for their patience and guidance as we navigated the paperwork.

We believe deeply in breathing new life into older spaces to support the growth of Geurie and our surrounding rural district.

Transparency is a core value for us through this process.

If you’re curious or interested in taking a look, please send us a direct message and we’re more than happy to share the documents.

It would be fantastic to see more projects like this take root in our village ✨ reimagining spaces that served us well in the past to help build a vibrant, thriving future for the entire community. 🌱

04/09/2026

Is it just us, or have you also wondered what truly keeps a rural village thriving for generations?

Rural health economics and community research point to one absolute powerhouse: the local pharmacy and health hub.

Beyond filling prescriptions, community pharmacies act as vital social and preventative health anchors.

Here is why adding health infrastructure is the ultimate “needle-mover” for growing regional villages and districts like ours:

🛑 Stops the Leakage of Essential Trips:

Healthcare is non-negotiable.

When residents have to drive to a larger regional centre just to pick up basic medical supplies or scripts, they bundle that trip with grocery shopping, fuel, and banking (taking away vital capital right out of the village).

Keeping health services local keeps local dollars local.

🏡 Drives Demographic Stability:

Access to reliable healthcare is consistently ranked as the #1 deciding factor for retirees choosing to age in place rather than sell up and move to town, and a massive priority for young families looking to plant roots in the bush.

Building a vibrant, self-sufficient village isn’t just about lifestyle it is about securing the essential infrastructure that allows our Geurie community to look after its own.

What services do you think make the biggest difference in keeping our region strong?

Let us know below (we would love to hear from you!)

03/09/2026

CAR YARD UPDATE 📣

After advertising to lease the car yard in Geurie, we are delighted to see long-term plans, dreams, and hard work strive toward the next stage.

We’re transforming a space that has long been a local car yard to add more village shops.

This enhances the amenity of living in and around Geurie and building on the existing commerce that attracts locals and visitors alike.

Last night, we had the pleasure of introducing two new faces to Sunny at the Geurie Pit Stop Garage & petrol station, as well as Mikayla at the Mitchell Inn.

We also bumped into neighbours and caught up with locals walking past.

We all shared the same feeling: Geurie is growing and becoming busier!

We look forward to sharing more details on the next chapter for the car yard once Council processes are finalised.

Exciting times ahead.

An enormous thanks to Mr. Noel Geer, who has sold cars at the yard for many years.

Working with him through this process has been a true blessing, and we feel lucky to have crossed paths.

An artists impression of stage one.

Lemon Tree Cafe Geurie created this colourful celebration ❤️
08/08/2026

Lemon Tree Cafe Geurie created this colourful celebration ❤️

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55 Buckenbah Street Geurie
Geurie, NSW
2831

Opening Hours

Thursday 7:30am - 1pm
Friday 7:30am - 1pm
Saturday 8:30am - 1:30pm
Sunday 8:30am - 1:30pm

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