A spokeswoman for Western Australia’s Returned and Services League, RSLWA, has said that ANZAC Day services will continue as planned, despite reports stating that WA Premier Mark McGowan’s COVID-19 restrictions have cancelled some events. The controversy began when WA Premier Mark McGowan told reporters on April 20 that restrictions for ANZAC Day ceremonies would remain unchanged, saying that “we are still in a world that has COVID, and we do need to follow the medical advice.” The announcement sparked disagreement from community groups who believed the restrictions were unfair, including members of the opposition who said that the rules were being applied inconsistently—particularly when compared with other venues and events. “When Optus Stadium is able to return to full capacity, allowing as many as 60,000 West Australians to gather in one place, people are wondering why Anzac Day events are not being treated similarly,” Shadow Minister for Veteran’s Affairs Colin …