Date Time Requirements for WA arrivals In response to the reported case of COVID-19 in a West Australian quarantine hotel security guard, who has been infectious while in the West Australian community, NSW Health is taking the following action. To help control the spread of the infection, a new Public Health Order places travellers from Western Australia coming to NSW since 25 January under the same ‘stay-at-home’ restrictions as they would have faced had they stayed in Western Australia. Passengers who arrived in Sydney on a flight from Perth this evening have been screened for symptoms of COVID-19, and asked if they attended any of the venues of concern identified by WA Health. None of the passengers have reported being at any of those venues.
In line with the WA Government's measures to protect the community from the possible spread of COVID-19, RSPCA WA has made some changes to our operations.
Ocean Reef Marina breakwater works begin with quarrying of locally sourced limestone and granite underway Iconic marina project to create 8,600 jobs and.
More than $1 million allocated in 2020-21 and 2021-22 through the Every Club grant scheme 27 Local governments and State Sporting Associations share in funding to improve the governance, planning and management practices of community sporting clubs The McGowan Government has committed more than $1 million of funding to 27 projects supporting club development across the State. Sport and Recreation Minister Mick Murray announced the recipients of the Every Club grant scheme today in the Kimberley, where two Shires are set to receive funding through the scheme. The Shire of Broome will receive $60,000 support towards the Club Development Officer role, assisting the 45 sporting clubs in Broome with capacity building and sustainability, particularly around governance and financial management.