High school leavers in Western Australia are given the green light to party in the state's South West with hotspot The Zone to be set up in Dunsborough, as police warn students a recent regional tourism rush has caused an accommodation shortage.
Year 12 high school leavers celebrations will go ahead in Western Australia from November 23 to 26 this year with the night time party spot The Zone to be set up in Dunsborough in the state's South West.The two-square-metre rule will still need to be adhered toThe annual Meelup Beach Party has also been given the green light despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
WA Police and about 400 volunteers were set to be deployed to the event, with some acting as COVID marshals to maintain social distancing, but Acting Commander Colfer said the shift in police resources would not impact on current quarantine operations.Accommodation booking out quickly Travel restrictions have caused a regional holiday boom, with concerns accommodation could be booked out.
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