We would like to remind the community of the current regulations around the use of eScooters.
eScooter use has increased around the Centre lately. While eScooters are not allowed inside the Centre, proper use of eScooters is permitted on the Centre grounds under the Road Traffic Code.
eScooters must be compliant with WA road traffic regulations to be legally ridden on paths and public roads. They must:
- Have a maximum power output of no more than 200 watts
- Cannot travel more than 10km/h on level ground
Compliant scooters must also follow the Road Traffic Code 2000:
- Riders must wear a helmet;
- Riders are permitted on footpaths and shared paths, so long as the rider keeps left and gives way to pedestrians;
- Riders cannot ride on roads with a speed limit exceeding 50 km/h;
- Riders cannot ride on roads with a dividing line or median strip;
- Riders cannot ride on one-way roads with more than one marked lane; and
- Riders cannot ride during the hours of darkness.
If you are using an eScooter on Centre property we ask that you follow these rules for the safety and wellbeing of all customers.
We’ve extended the trading hours at Currambine Central, just in time for the festive season to give you more time to conveniently pick up your fresh food, festive treats and gifts. Individual retail stores trading hours may vary, please check with your preferred store prior to visiting.
This Christmas, we’ve got Santa on speed dial! Santa’s Just a Call Away! Families can now connect with Santa through our special VIP Line - a direct line to the big man himself. It’s the perfect way for kids to share their Christmas wishes and experience the magic of talking to Santa in real time. 📞 Call Santa on 0468 041 447 and tell him what’s on your list this Christmas - because when you’re on Santa’s VIP list, Christmas feels that little bit more special.  *Standard call charges apply. Suitable for 6 years & under. Ends 24/12/25
We provide a dedicated space for community-focused groups (i.e. not-for-profit sports groups, community groups, charities and welfare organisations) to connect with people in the local area.
If you lose something in Centre, we may have it at Centre Management. People regularly hand in lost and found items to the office so it is worth checking if you’ve lost something.
