Kondinin Shire is a local government area located in the eastern part of Western Australia. It covers a total area of approximately 3,000 square kilometers and includes the town of Kondinin, which serves as the shire's administrative center. The region is primarily agricultural, with farming activities focusing on crops and livestock. The shire is known for its natural beauty, featuring wide-open spaces and a variety of landscapes. It is part of the Wheatbelt region, which is significant for its grain production. The community is small but vibrant, with local events and services that support residents and visitors alike.