Department of Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport

Netflix making waves in Western Australia with new surfing series 🎥

Media release

Cameras are rolling in the South West on Breakers, the first Netflix series to be filmed in Western Australia.

Aboriginal family history information preserved in new index

Media release

Historic records detailing the experiences of Aboriginal children placed in the Dulhi Gunyah Orphanage in East Victoria Park between 1909 and 1919 have been preserved in a newly developed, searchable database.

Indian Society of WA community centre to be upgraded through $2.5 million election commitment

Funding part of commitment to supporting culturally and linguistically diverse communities who help to enrich the State.

Progress continues at the Perth Cultural Centre

Project update

As we enter the new year, the Perth Cultural Centre (PCC) Rejuvenation Project continues to make progress, having achieved several key milestones in recent months.

Work begins on Chung Wah Community Centre

$10 million election commitment funding to support new centre

Lights, camera, action: Perth Film Studios hits practical completion

$300m Perth Film Studios delivered on time and under budget, positioning WA as a premier destination for national and international filmmakers.

Pathways to potential: WAIS Para Unit leading the way

The WA Institute of Sport (WAIS) is ensuring para-athletes have the right pathways and support to reach their potential

Celebrating 14 years of growth and inclusion in Volleyball WA

After 14 years as CEO for Volleyball WA, Robyn Kuhl reflected on her journey as one that spiked a “sleeping giant” into one of Western Australia’s most inclusive and fastest-growing codes.

Kids Access All Areas Vouchers program great success

Helping to fuel young imaginations, one experience at a time.

Action Plan Taskforce members announced

Media release

Meet the team driving development of the Creative Industries Action Plan.