The four-phase roadmap will help get Western Australians back to work safely and begin the process of restarting the State’s economy. It has been developed in conjunction with the National Cabinet principles and is based on the best health advice for WA.

Phase 1 – 27 April 2020

• indoor and outdoor non-work gatherings of up to 10 people

• outdoor personal training without shared equipment

• recreation activities in compliance with travel restrictions and the 10-person rule, such as private picnics in the park, fishing, boating, hiking and camping

• home opens and display villages open, in compliance with 10-person rule, appropriate record keeping and hygiene practices.

Phase 2 – 18 May 2020

Social distancing, good hygiene and the 4 square metre rule apply to all activities.

Public gatherings

• indoor and outdoor non-work gatherings of up to 20 people

• weddings and funerals up to 20 people inside or 30 outside.

Dining out

• cafés and restaurants with meal service, including within pubs, bars, clubs, hotels and casino

• up to 20 patrons.

Return to work

Western Australians are encouraged to return to work, unless they are unwell or vulnerable.

Regional travel

Restrictions relaxed, with travel allowed:

• between South West, Great Southern, Wheatbelt and Perth-Peel regions

• between Mid-West, Gascoyne and Pilbara regions (excluding the biosecurity zone)

• within Goldfields-Esperance region (excluding the biosecurity zone)

• within Kimberley Local Government areas (the Commonwealth’s biosecurity zone remains in place).

Travel exemptions are still required to enter WA and travel between the 4 regions.

Fitness and recreation

• non-contact community sports up to 20 participants

• outdoor or indoor fitness classes with no shared equipment, up to 20 participants

• public pools (1 indoor and 1 outdoor) permitted to open under strict rules and up to 20 patrons per pool.

Community facilities

• places of worship, community facilities and libraries permitted to reopen

• up to 20 patrons.

Advice for business

Businesses across Western Australia need to comply with conditions outlined in the COVID Safety Guidelines and prepare a COVID Safety Plan before they re-open, to protect staff and customers.

More information

For more information on Phase 2 easing of restrictions please read our frequently asked questions.

Phase 3 – will be finalised in the coming weeks

Phase 3 will be based on the Chief Health Officer’s advice, taking into account infection rates across WA. It is expected to be implemented about 4 weeks from the start of Phase 2.

Phase 3 is expected to include:

• further increases in number of people allowed at indoor and outdoor non-work gatherings, including patrons at cafés, restaurants, weddings and funerals

• possible further relaxation of regional travel restrictions

• restrictions further relaxed for gyms, health clubs and indoor sport centres

• contact community sport (indoor and outdoor) permitted, with gathering limits

• beauty therapy and personal care services permitted

• auction houses and real estate auctions permitted (not just online, as it is currently)

• public playgrounds, outdoor gym equipment, skate parks, zoos, cinemas, galleries, museums and concert venues permitted to open, with gathering limits.

Phase 4 – to be confirmed

Phase 4 will be assessed and finalised in due course. Western Australia’s interstate border closure will remain in place. It’s expected to be the final restriction lifted.

Just a friendly reminder on how we can all stay safe and healthy together

✅ Regularly and thoroughly clean your hands with an alcohol-based hand rub or wash them with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.

✅Maintain at least 1.5 metre distance between yourself and others.

✅Practise good hygiene by avoiding touching your eyes, nose and mouth

✅Stay home if you feel unwell. If you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, seek medical attention

It's normal to feel sad, stressed, confused, scared or angry during a crisis. Talk to people you trust, such as friends and family or your fellow community members. If you or anyone you know are struggling with mental health, help is available to you: Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636 or Lifeline on 13 11 14

If you are dealing with domestic violence, please contact: 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732

In case of emergency, call 000.

As a valued customer of Mundaring Village, your health and wellbeing remains our highest priority. We are monitoring the COVID-19 situation closely. We are taking precautionary actions to ensure our shopping centre is still a safe place to visit, work and enjoy.

We would like to take the time to thank our customers for their on going support for our retailers during this time.

Please note the following changes for Mundaring Village Retailers

• Flight Centre - CLOSED

• Aus Post - Closed on Saturdays Until Further Notice, Open weekdays as usual

Mundaring Village plays a key role in supporting the community with essential goods and services during this challenging time. Last night, the Prime Minister announced further trading restrictions which will be applied from midnight tonight to help stop the spread of COVID-19.

Any beauty therapy, nail salons, tanning bars, waxing salons and massage parlours will close at end of trade today until further notice. Please note that hairdressers and barbers continue to stay open. Time in the premises must be restricted to no more than 30 minutes or preferably less.

We understand this is a challenging time for our community and for our retailers that can no longer trade. We very much look forward to welcoming them back when these necessary restrictions are removed.
Thank you for understanding and continuing to support our community in stopping the spread of COVID-19.

SUBWAY #MundaringVillage has 3 alternative ways to order your delicious Subway orders whilst keeping social distance. 👍

1. Phone Order 9295 2128 (also can pay over the phone) for pick up in-store, they can pop it out to your car in the carpark or they can deliver it to you for $5 ontop.
2. Uber Eats via the app from Wednesday this week. Normal Uber delivery charges apply
3. Using the Subway App they can order and pay online, plus put in the notes section if they want delivery for $5 (put your mobile number in here and they can call you).

See in store or call 9295 2128 for more information.

“As an essential service, Coles Supermarkets, petrol stations and liquor stores remain open every day. Our distribution centres are also open, as we work with our suppliers and partners to get more stock to stores as fast as possible.

The first hour of trade on weekdays will continue as Coles Community Hour, and to give extra support to our emergency services and healthcare workers every Tuesday and Thursday Coles Community Hour will be dedicated to them. This starts Thursday 26 March.

Monday, Wednesday and Friday Coles Community Hours will remain for customers who hold a government-issued Pensioner Concession Card, Commonwealth Seniors Health Card, Companion Card, Seniors Card, Disability Card and Health Care Card.

For more information on Coles Community Hour and other COVID-19 updates please visit our website -
https://www.coles.com.au/customernotice”

As of 12pm on 23 March 2020, following the Federal Government’s announcement last night of new Stage 1 social gatherings restrictions, we’re sad to announce that various cafes/restaurants at Mundaring Village will be either closed or restricted to take away and home delivery only until further notice.

Please check the Centre's website, Facebook page and individual retailer's social media pages for updates.

If you are concerned or you would like to receive further information on COVID-19, please visit www.health.gov.au

“To all our customers,

Through these challenging times, the aim of every Australian supermarket is to provide you and your family with the food and essentials you need.

That’s why collectively, we want to reassure you that your wellbeing, and that of our teams, will always be our priority.

Our suppliers and teams are doing everything possible to get as many products onto all our shelves as they can, often under very difficult circumstances.

So we ask you to please be considerate in the way you shop.

We understand your concerns, but if you buy only what you need and stick to the product limits, it helps everyone, especially the elderly and people with disability.

There are thousands of your fellow Australians who are working tirelessly across our stores every day.

To them, we say thank you.

We ask that you treat these dedicated people with the courtesy and respect they deserve. No-one working or shopping in any of our stores should experience abusive or aggressive behaviour.

Thank you for your patience and support as we rise to the challenge of these extraordinary times together.

For the most up to date information please visit our website - https://www.coles.com.au/customernotice”

We understand that our community has growing concerns about the COVID-19 and public spaces. Mundaring Village will continue to remain open and continue to provide you with a safe space to visit for all your shopping essential services. We ask that you continue to support our small local businesses as they will need your support now more than ever.

The health, safety and wellbeing of our customers, retailers, team members and our community is always our highest priority. We are monitoring and will act upon recommendations from our federal and state health departments.

Stay up to date with the latest information with COVID-19 via the Australian Government Health website - www.health.gov.au