Surfing Western Australia

Healthway

Healthway seeks to promote and support healthy lifestyles to reduce the burden of preventable disease in Western Australia.

Healthway provides sponsorship to sports, arts, and racing organisations to promote healthy messages, facilitate healthy environments and increase participation in healthy activities.

The key priorities for Healthway are reducing harm from tobacco, reducing harm from alcohol, reducing obesity and promoting good mental health.

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Department of Sport & Recreation

The Department of Sport and Recreation is the lead agency responsible for the implementation of government policy and initiatives in sport and recreation.

A key role of the department is to contribute to the healthy lifestyle of Western Australians by increasing physical activity in the community through sport and recreation.

Surfing WA is recognised by The Department of Sport and Recreation as one of WA's leading sporting associations and are the peak body when dealing with all matters surf related.

HIF

Health Insurance Fund of Australia (HIF) is proudly Australian.  Since beginning in 1954, we have grown into a provider of high quality health insurance solutions to around 50,000 people across all age groups.  Most of our members live in WA, but we also cover individuals, couples and families from every other state and territory of Australia.

HIF is an open access, not-for-profit health fund.  Any surpluses we derive belongs to our members, and ultimately, are returned to members through lower premiums, new and better rebates and improved customer service.  We regularly improve benefits, we keep a “tight lid” on premiums and we don’t spend millions on advertising.  Our best recruitment tool is member word of mouth.

HIF is committed to providing our members with the best possible level of cover, benefits and service. We are continuously reviewing our products to ensure that they deliver the best ‘value for money’, quality healthcare and provide the peace of mind that our members expect, in their time of need.

Be the Influence – Tackling Binge Drinking

NOVA FM

NOVA 93.7 is Surfing WA official Radio Partner.

We're a radio station and we like to live life Nova. The home of Nathan, Nat and Shaun for breakfast and Meshel, Tim and Marty for the drive home.

City of Stirling

The City of Stirling has a rich and diverse natural and physical landscape covering a total land area of approximately 100 square kilometres. Stirling lies approximately 8 kilometres north of the Perth CBD and stretches across 30 suburbs from Railway Parade, Mount Lawley in the East, to the coastal suburbs of Scarborough, Trigg, North Beach and Waterman in the West.

This 7.5 kilometre stretch of coastline, which includes the popular summer playgrounds and top surf spots of Scarborough and Trigg, is one of the City's major attractions. This coastline includes Scarborough Beach, Trigg Beach and Trigg Point, Bennion Street Beach, Metthams Pool, North Beach and Watermans Beach.

West Coast Suspension

West Coast Suspensions was registered in 1990 to further reflect the company's progression as a specialist suspension supplier to Road Transport & Mining Industries and for recreational 4WD and off road vehicles.

Our commitment to specialty, quality product for the Mining industry, Transport industry and recreational 4WD market, has seen the company steadily grow to become a leading supplier in the WA market, with an extensive supply network both throughout Australia and overseas.

Our commitment to quality and reliability is testament to the companies continued involvement in motor sport both domestically and overseas. As well as the extreme conditions endured by vehicles being used in both underground and open cut mining operations in remote locations.

Shire of Augusta Margaret River

The Augusta-Margaret River Shire is home to some of Western Australia's most scenic beaches and many popular surf breaks. Our coastline stretches approximately 85Km from north of Cowaramup Bay south to Cape Leeuwin and 25Km east to the Shire of Nannup.