Shadow Minister for Planning Neil Thomson and Shadow Minister for Commerce Vince Catania have called on the State Government to take a proactive and market-based approach to support the transition...
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WA LIBERAL LEADER DR DAVID HONEY ANNOUNCES FOI REQUESTS TO FORCE TRANSPARENCY FROM SECRETIVE MCGOWAN GOVERNMENT
Leader of the WA Liberals, Dr David Honey MLA, announced today that he is filing a number of Freedom of Information requests in an effort to force much-needed transparency from the increasingly...
WA LABOR’S COVID CIRCUS TENTS: A THIRD-WORLD BAND-AID TO A FIRST WORLD HOSPITAL PROBLEM
Yesterday’s announcement by new Health Minister Sanderson of pop-up marquees outside WA hospitals to deal with the COVID surge is a stark example of WA Labor’s ad hoc preparation for rising COVID...
HEALTH PRACTITIONERS PLEA FOR CLEAR PLAN NOW TO PREPARE FOR RE-OPENING
Health practitioners across a range of sectors are pleading with the government to provide a clear plan for re-opening now to allow them to prepare before the easing of border restrictions on...
UNCERTAINTY MEANS DEATH TO VULNERABLE SMALL BUSINESSES
The Shadow Treasurer and Shadow Minister for Small Business Dr Steve Thomas says that suggestions by the Government that they might change the February 5th opening date reflects that lack of action...
Health practitioners plea for clear plan now to prepare for re-opening
Health practitioners across a range of sectors are pleading with the government to provide a clear plan for re-opening now to allow them to prepare before the easing of border restrictions on...
SERVICEWA APP ROLLOUT ANOTHER CLUNKY WA LABOR MESS
Labor has not learnt the lessons from its SafeWA rollout, access and cyber security failures. The shaky rollout of the McGowan Government’s new “ServiceWA” app has proven to be a disservice to...
WA LABOR FAIL IN IMPLEMENTATION OF BANNED-DRINKERS REGISTER
Member for the Mining and Pastoral Region, Hon Neil Thomson MLC, has called on the McGowan Labor Government to urgently review its liquor restrictions in the Kimberley including the administration...
HOUSING AVAILABILITY SET TO PLUMMET FURTHER UNDER WA LABOR
WA families are set to suffer rising rent prices once the borders open next month, with a 10 to 15 percent increase expected in 2022, according to REIWA. A lack of housing supply and already high...
