Dual Brownlow medallist Nat Fyfe has been cleared by WA Police of any wrongdoing after he was spotted going for a surf at Margaret River on Thursday
But after being investigated by WA police, it was found that Fyfe was indeed an essential traveller as he had been helping out his family’s transport business.
"Exemptions for regional travel do apply, but exempt travellers must only travel as required and must only stay in the region for as long as it takes to complete the essential service." “As a club we are encouraging our players to do whatever they can to keep occupied while the season is suspended, including working hard in an operating business as Nat has been doing.
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