From today if you’re heading out for a coffee, a pint or even a haircut, you’ll have to register your contact details as part of the new mandatory contact tracing register.

But instead of filling out a page with your details - like we were doing earlier in the year - there’s a new easier process for both businesses and customers: 
the Safe WA App which utilises QR codes and your phone.

The Minister for Tourism and Small Business, Paul Papalia, joined us on mornings to explain how the new system works.

From today if you&rsquo;re heading out for a coffee, a pint or even a haircut, you&rsquo;ll have to register your contact details as part of the new mandatory contact tracing register.
But instead of filling out a page with your details - like we were doing earlier in the year - there&rsquo;s a new easier process for both businesses and customers: the Safe WA App which utilises QR codes and your phone.
The Minister for Tourism and Small Business, Paul Papalia, joined us on mornings to explain how the new system works.

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