Update regarding WA's border with Queensland
8 Jan
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Following the Premier Mark McGowan’s announcement regarding Western Australia’s border with Queensland, Perth Wildcats players and coaches will remain in Brisbane for at least another 24 hours.
The team was scheduled to return to WA on Friday evening after playing a practice game with the Bullets on Wednesday.
The two sides were also due to meet again on Friday morning, but the scrimmage was called off following an update from the Queensland Premier, Annastacia Palaszczuk.
Perth Wildcats members will be updated with more information as it comes to hand.
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