Regions
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WA Local Networks
If you wish to explore your interests in the PLA WA networks, you should share your ideas and experiences and come along to one or more of your Regional Council meetings. For more information about how you could be more involved in the parks and leisure industry, please contact President Joanne Smith at jsaconsulting@outlook.com EO Leith Fradd at leith@parksleisure.com.au or 0451993526
Leisure Facilities Network - WA
The WA Leisure Facilities Network was developed to identify key priorities, issues and opportunities for facility managers in Western Australia.
Leisure Planners Network - WA
The WA Leisure Planners Network is aimed at those involved in the planning, development, provision and use of community leisure infrastructure and public open space in both regional and metro areas.
Parks and Streetscape Network - WA
The Parks and Streetscape Network was established from the need to articulate/facilitate sustainability elements for parks and gardens and to establish best practice knowledge in the field of park and streetscape management.
Events Network - WA
The Events network is aimed at local government, community, club (sport and recreation) & commercial event management staff as well as event holders looking to undertake event planning and delivery.
Leisure Fitness Network - WA
The Leisure Fitness Network focuses on Health, Wellness and Fitness topics as well as Memberships and Business Solutions. The Network is an opportunity for industry representatives to come together to discuss wins, challenges and ideas.
Metropolitan Area Recreation Advisory Group (MARAG) - WA
MARAG is comprised of sport and recreation employees from local government authorities situated in the Perth metropolitan area; and associated representatives from the Department of Local Government, Sport & Cultural Industries; Parks and Leisure Australia (WA Branch); Western Australia Local Government Association; Western Australian Sports Federation; and the university sector.