Regional Visit Program
“Our strength is our people. Their creativity, hard work, community sense, education, endeavour and perseverance all go to making up who we are as Western Australians.
I am looking forward to visiting different regions of the State and seeing what makes us tick. I know that in part it is our capacity for fun and kindness as well as hard work.”
With these words the Governor signaled his intention to spend time getting to know and appreciate the work of regional communities.
The Regional Visit Program ensures that the Governor has a good working knowledge of activities across the State.
Regional visits provide an opportunity for the Governor to engage with and express appreciation to regional support services, local government representatives, volunteers, school students, and the many other people that make up the fabric of our rural and regional communities.
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Gascoyne, 27th-30th August 2019
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Wheatbelt – Gingin, 13th August 2019
The Governor visited the Gravity Discovery Centre and Observatory and met with the Shire of Gingin President, Councillors and CEO.
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Pilbara, 20th-23rd July 2019
The Governor met with representatives in Karratha, Roebourne and Port Hedland.
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Kalgoorlie-Boulder, 1st – 3rd May 2019
The Governor marked his one year anniversary in the Vice Regal role in the Goldfields.
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Bunbury and Greenbushes, 12th – 13th March 2019
The Governor and Ms Annus met with representatives from local schools and organisations and received updates on plans for community areas and industry in Bunbury and Greenbushes.
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Albany, 7th – 8th November 2018
The Governor met with representatives from organisations including the University of Western Australia, Albany Centre and the Albany Shellfish Hatchery and was the guest speaker at an historic combined schools Centenary Commemoration of Armistice event at Anzac Peace Park.
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East Kimberley, 12th – 16th August 2018
The Governor met with representatives in Kununurra, Wyndham, Warmun and Halls Creek.