A list of publications put out by the department's service areas.
A framework for physical activity in Western Australia.
Open space is an inherent part of the Australian culture, helping to define Perth and contribute to the physical and mental health of our community.
This guide contains a series of practical tools to assist with the development of an Asset Management Plan for a facility.
Sport and recreation builds stronger, healthier, happier, and safer communities across Western Australia.
Sport and physical activity enhance childrens learning 2010.
This guide will introduce you to some of the disciplines within the sport and recreation sector and provide a glimpse into the roles and requirements that exist in these areas.
The primary purpose of this framework is to define terminology that can be universally used to describe public open space.
How sport and recreation helps build social capital and strengthens communities.
Implications of Bush Forever, Water Sensitive Urban Design and Liveable Neighbourhoods for Active Sport and Recreation
This guide provides an overview of the facility planning process for a specific sport or recreation facility.
This guide provides practical assistance in undertaking a feasibility study for a proposed sport and recreation facility.
2021-24
Policy on governance and State investment in sport
The secret life of sport and recreation.
The purpose of the Great Southern Regional Sport and Recreation Plan is to assist in defining a clear direction for the development of sport and recreation in the region and provide a blueprint to support this strategy.
Delivering better, cost-effective services to the community.
Sport and recreation clubs are important to local communities and can be the best place to encourage positive contact and cooperation between people from a range of different backgrounds and abilities.
Everyone has the right to be a part of an inclusive and welcoming community where their contribution is recognised and valued. People with disability should have equal opportunity to participate in a mainstream community club.
The department's position on inclusive particiation.
Phase two consultation complete