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Subject: Fast-tracking Road Safety Program Tranche 2 projects in Western Australia.

Andrew Collins: First, though, some news about WA roads. The State and Federal governments have announced they are fast tracking 58 new road safety projects. It's under a $100 million joint funding package. Now the road upgrades across the state are set to be completed in the 2021–22 financial year. So they've been brought forward.

Qantas will continue to deliver air passenger services for Norfolk Island until 30 June 2022, due to the impacts of the current COVID-19 outbreak.

With the ongoing spread of COVID in Australia and suspension of the Trans-Tasman quarantine-free travel zone, Air New Zealand is unable to base crews serving Norfolk Island in Australia and therefore cannot operate passenger services to Norfolk Island from 30 August 2021 as planned.

I am pleased to advise that on 12 August 2021, the New South Wales (NSW) Government has agreed to the Australian Government's proposal to seek a license from the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) to use the NSW curriculum on Norfolk Island for 2022 and 2023. The license is expected to be in place before the end of 2021, when NSW ceases education services on Norfolk Island.

The Australian Government is funding the Norfolk Island Regional Council (NIRC) to deliver a package of financial assistance for Norfolk Island businesses affected by the current COVID-19 outbreak and travel restrictions.

The current COVID-19 situation across the eastern states of mainland Australia is causing substantial disruptions to the domestic tourism sector, including on Norfolk Island. The new relief scheme will support our local businesses hit hard by the downturn in visitors caused by widespread lockdowns and travel restrictions.