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Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable. Event description Darcy Hay is touring the South West. Limited tickets avaliable for this intimate performance. With special guest Chris Edmondson About this Event Singer/songwriter/lead-guitarist Darcy Hay from Geraldton is proud to write about the rural communities where he grew up. This 27-year-old is a fingerpicking, slide guitar and harmonica sensation and has branched into the festival circuit with appearances at Nannup Music Festival, Gascoyne River Music Festival, Boyup Brook Country Music Festival, Strings Attached Guitar Festival, Nukara Music Festival and Blues for The Bush. Hay currently has his sights set on a tour of Western Australia to promote his
Health by Zoe Smith, Clare Armstrong and staff writers 1st Feb 2021 5:26 AM | Updated: 5th Feb 2021 1:29 PM Premium Content
Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the number of international arrivals allowed into Australia would increase as of this month, as questions were raised about "human error" in hotel quarantine. Caps for overseas flights will be expanded for NSW, Queensland, Victoria and South Australia from February 15, Mr Morrison said. "We must remember that our borders are actually shut," he said, following a national cabinet meeting. "No-one can just come to Australia. To be able to come to Australia, you need to be an Australian resident or citizen, or have a particular exemption in a particular occupation or something of that nature, which is handled through Border Force, to enable someone to come.
Peter Dutton has accused Mark McGowan of imposing a harsh five-day lockdown in Western Australia to boost his chances of re-election. The premier on Sunday imposed stay-at-home orders for 80 per cent of the state's population after a single hotel quarantine security guard caught coronavirus. The Home Affairs Minister said Mr McGowan had over-reacted because he doesn't want to jeopardise his chances at the polls in March if more infections emerge. Peter Dutton has accused Mark McGowan of imposing a lockdown in Western Australia to boost his chances of re-election. Pictured: Long lines for testing in Perth on Sunday Perth was left deserted on Sunday after Mark McGowan locked the city down for five days
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.
The man tested positive on Saturday night sparking a five-day lockdown for Western Australia's Perth, Peel and South West regions after the state had gone 10 months without a community case.
Planeload of WA politicians took off minutes before Perth lockdown announced Some of the MPs pushed to have the plane turn around and head back to WA Flying to Canberra for three Parliamentary sitting weeks: now must quarantine Parliamentary authorities ordered them to report to staff immediately on arrival ACT Health asks the plane-load of passengers to go directly to their hotels
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Age-friendly Communities Social Connectivity Grants Program recipients announced Almost $250,000 funded through the WA Recovery Plan to assist projects preventing social isolation and reducing the risk and occurrence of elder abuse 21 local government and community service organisations will receive a share in close to $250,000 of funding support towards projects and initiatives aimed at reconnecting seniors impacted by social isolation during COVID-19. Seniors and Ageing Minister Mick Murray congratulated the recipients of the Age-friendly Communities Social Connectivity Grants Program and highlighted the importance of initiatives that prevent older people from experiencing isolation and reduce the risk and occurrence of elder abuse. The grants program is funded through the McGowan Government’s WA Recovery Plan, and will see projects delivered in the Kimberley, Pilbara, Goldfields, Great Southern and throughout metropolitan Perth.