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2025 WA Sport Awards | Tickets Closing Monday
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Western Australia’s biggest night in sport is almost here and time is running out to secure your seat.
Tickets to the 2025 WA Sport Awards close Monday 16 February at 5pm, marking the final opportunity to be part of an unforgettable evening celebrating the very best of WA sport.
For nearly seven decades, the WA Sport Awards have honoured the athletes, coaches, administrators and volunteers who shape our sporting landscape. From grassroots to global success, this prestigious event recognises the extraordinary performances and contributions that define sport in Western Australia.
This year’s finalists represent the depth, diversity and excellence of our sporting community — athletes who have excelled on the world stage, teams who have delivered unforgettable moments, and leaders who continue to elevate sport across the state. You can view the full list of WA Sport Award finalist on the SportWest website.
Purchase your ticket today! Tickets close Monday, 16 February at 5pm.
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WA Sports Industry Concussion Working Group
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SportWest invites expressions of interest from individuals across the WA sporting community to join the WA Sports Industry Concussion Working Group to meet in accordance with a refreshed Terms of Reference for the Working Group.
This group brings together representatives from sports with a vested interest in concussion management – including those with higher concussion risk environments – to share best practice, strengthen our collective understanding, and support safe participation in sport in Western Australia.
EOI's close Monday 23 February at 12pm midday.
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IWD Morning Tea | Balance the Scales
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SportWest and the Women of Sport Network invite you to the 2026 International Women’s Day Luncheon.
Join us at the WACA on Friday 6 March 2026 to celebrate International Women’s Day and explore this year’s theme, “Balancing the Scales – What does it take to truly level the playing field in sport?” Be inspired by meaningful conversation and connection as we consider how to create more equitable opportunities across the sector.
Tickets are selling fast!
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Community Open Day at the WACA Ground
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Be among the first to experience the brand-new WACA Ground at our FREE Community Open Day.
Explore the transformed precinct, soak up the atmosphere, and enjoy a range of free family activities across the ground.
There’s something for the whole family, with face painting, spray tattoos, inflatables, tasty food and beverage options, and special guests, including player appearances throughout the day.
Saturday 28 February | 10:00am – 2:00pm | Free Entry
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Be there when it all begins – Family Tickets from $95
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Perth hosts a blockbuster opening night you won’t want to miss, and the whole family can be there together, with Family of 4 tickets (2 adults + 2 kids) from $95*.
The AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026 starts in spectacular style with an exclusive solo performance from Audrey Nuna, the global sensation from KPop Demon Hunters, before the Matildas kick off the tournament against the Philippines in the Opening Match at Perth Stadium on 1 March.
How to redeem:
1.Select the ‘Family of 4’ ticket type
2.Choose your seats and check out
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WA All Abilities 2026 AFL Open | Virtual Seat
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Purchase a virtual seat on the plane heading to Melbourne in October for the AFL Open — stadium seats helping buy plane seats for WA inclusion and wheelchair players to get to the AFL OPEN!
Western Australian All Abilities Football Association, a registered charity, was established to promote and grow disability football in Western Australia. Our core purpose is to provide the opportunity for people with a disability to be involved and participate in Australian rules football like every other Australian.
We believe the game of football, together with being part of a team and community, builds an individual’s independence, well being, self-esteem and life skills. The AFL Open is the highest level our players can reach, representing their state in the game we all love!
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Learn to Curl Session
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If you’ve been caught up in the excitement of the 2026 Winter Olympic Games, chances are you’ve seen some of the brilliant Curling action on show.
But you don’t need to fly to Italy to give it a go yourself.
Curling WA are running a series of Learn‑to‑Curl sessions at Cockburn Ice Arena, with the first one kicking off on Saturday 21 February, followed by more opportunities throughout March. It’s the perfect chance to gather your mates, hit the ice, and try one of the world’s most unique and tactical sports.
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WA Volunteer of the Year Awards
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Volunteers and volunteer involving organisations keep vital services running throughout Western Australia, and it is important that we recognise them for their widespread contributions.
Held in celebration of National Volunteer Week (18-24 May 2026) each year, the WA Volunteer of the Year Awards celebrate the significant impact of volunteers across all sectors in Western Australia. As the peak body for volunteering within Western Australia, Volunteering WA is proud to host the Awards.
Volunteering WA invite you to nominate a volunteer, volunteer manager, or volunteer involving organisation to celebrate their exceptional contributions.
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Safeguarding 101 for Sporting Clubs
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Sport Integrity Australia, in collaboration with the WA Government and SportWest, invites you to attend the Safeguarding 101 session for sporting clubs.
This session will provide you with the opportunity to increase your understanding to create and maintain a child safe environment in your club. You will also learn who and how to report concerns about a child or young person.
Is this session for you?
If you’re looking to learn more about child safeguarding in State sporting associations/sporting clubs, this session is for you.
Event information
We encourage you to attend in person to engage directly with presenters, ask questions, and make the most of networking opportunities.
In-person at Department of Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport, 246 Vincent Street, Leederville
Online via Microsoft Teams link. To be sent closer to session date.
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Safeguarding 101 for State Sporting Associations
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Sport Integrity Australia, in collaboration with the WA Government and SportWest, invites you to attend the Safeguarding 101 session for state sporting associations.
This session will provide you with the opportunity to increase your understanding to create and maintain a child safe environment in your state sporting associations. You will also learn who and how to report concerns about a child or young person.
Is this session for you?
If you’re looking to learn more about child safeguarding in State sporting associations/sporting clubs, this session is for you.
Event information
In-person at Department of Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport, 246 Vincent Street, Leederville
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