Racing and Wagering Western Australia (RWWA) is a statutory body established in 2003 that regulates and supports the thoroughbred, harness, and greyhound racing industries across Western Australia. The organisation operates the WA TAB, the state's wagering and tote service, and serves as the controlling authority for racing regulation and industry development.
RWWA oversees 37 race clubs and manages a network of 1,192 registered breeders across the state, from Albany to Kununurra. The racing industry contributes over $1.3 billion annually to the Western Australian economy. The organisation operates according to principles of animal welfare, industry integrity, and responsible wagering practices.
As a government-established entity, RWWA combines regulatory oversight with operational management of wagering services and industry support functions. Its remit spans thoroughbred, harness, and greyhound racing, serving both metropolitan and regional communities across Western Australia.
