The Collie Railway Station Group Inc. gratefully acknowledges the support of the following businesses and groups since 2003.
Bendigo Bank Collie
Mercury Firesafe Bunbury
Collie Home Improvements
Hendersons Hardware
Premier Voucher Fund
Reubens Newsagency
Graphic Signs
Bunbury TAFE
Collie Shire Council
S.W.D.C.
Collie Miners Welfare Board
W.A. State Government
Commonwealth Govt
Phoenix Glass
Regional solutions program
Dept of transport & Reg/services
Dept Local Govt.
Justice Dept Work Order scheme
PaK-iT Computers
Crank n Cycles
Collie Salvage & Hardware
Woolworths W.A.
South32 Worsley Alumina
Unity Bank Collie
E-Tech Electrical and Instrumentation
Regional Fire & Safety
Betta Electrical
Cheeky Squirrel
Collie Community Radio 101.3 FM
2007
We wish to acknowledge the generosity of Premier Coal who through the Employee safety voucher fund, has enabled us to have installed a 106cm plasma T.V and VCR DVD combo player in the station. This allows us to show DVDs or tapes of steam rail, Collie in its hey day, our coal industry and our power industry. We have a large selection of DVDs and tapes that we will be happy to show to our visitors at any time..
We wish to acknowledge the Federal governments grant of $4091 from the National Community Crime prevention programme. This will enable us to install security cameras in the station with the facility to download onto disk any footage that the police may require.
We have also been successful in our application to the Collie Shire council for a grant to install security screens on the windows of the station. We wish to acknowledge the generosity of both these supporters in assisting in securing these premises.
The security cameras were installed today 25/10/2007 and the security screens will be installed within the next four weeks.
We wish to acknowledge the Generosity of Verve Energy in supplying the funding that has allowed us to purchase a Laptop computer. This will enable us to keep accurate accounts and keep a permanent record of all donations made to the station.
The CRSG would like to thank all of its sponsors that have allowed us make some great changes for us to venture forward and make the Collie Railway Station Museum and Cafe` a greater tourist attraction for Collie.
2021
We are pleased to acknowledge a donation of $930 from our Community partners South 32 Worsley Alumina for the purchase of 2 new flag banners and cutlery for the Collie Railway Station in April 2021. The flags arrived just prior to Easter and have been a huge success attracting further tourists to our facilities
2020
We are pleased to acknowledge a donation of $1748 from South 32 Worsley Alumina along with $1300 from the Bendigo Bank Collie for the purchase and installation of a dishwasher for the Collie Railway Station.
South 32 Worsley Alumina donation also includes a new coffee machine for our kitchen to compliment our Cafe` and Sunday breakfast service.
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aK-iT Computers Collie donated a convection oven for our kitchen, along with a computer and 1200dpi scanner for our office, and a Raspberry Pi for our digital displays of old train footage on our dining room T.V. and Library.
Unity Bank of Collie kindly donated $500 towards paint and supplies for Thomas to be refurbished, that will be completed in the not to distant future.
E-Tech Electrical and Instrumentation donated the installation the power point, required for the dishwasher, at no cost to the Station.
2017
The Collie Railway Station would like to thank both the Collie Bendigo Bank and the Collie Miners' Welfare Board for our grant of $15,000 to do repairs to the walls and ceilings, (resealing all the joins and gyprock, and then painting all the walls and ceilings). We apologise for any inconvenience these renovations may have caused. We re-opened on Thursday, 1st June 2017.
6/12/2008
We are pleased to acknowledge a donation of $400 from the Blue waters power station "Positive safety fund". This donation will go towards a further large screen placed in our dining area, this will allow us to show tapes or DVDs of the Industries in the area. Our thanks to IHI and the staff at Blue Waters power station for this money.