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New local COVID-19 case found on Perth's first day of lockdown

Western Australia Premier Mark McGowan wants more Commonwealth support when it comes to state quarantine systems.

Western Australia Premier Mark McGowan wants more Commonwealth support when it comes to state quarantine systems. Source: AAP

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One new locally acquired COVID-19 case has been recorded in Western Australia as Perth and Peel regions finish their first day of lockdown. Premier Mark McGowan says the current quarantine system isn't working, and wants more Federal Government support.

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