Cook Government's $140M Hospital Plan Announced
The Cook Government has unveiled a $140 million hospital plan, with Health Minister Meredith Hammat acknowledging it's not a guaranteed solution to healthcare challenges.
Category : State Politics
SA Premier and Opposition Leader Face Off in Televised Debate
Premier Peter Malinauskas and Opposition Leader David Speirs debated key issues like cost of living and healthcare in a televised event ahead of the state election, with both sides claiming victory.
Balancing Power: Key SA Election Event Focuses on Equity
A pivotal state election event in South Australia explores which political forces are most committed to achieving a more equitable society, highlighting key policy debates and voter priorities.
WA Poll: One Nation Hits 17%, Zempilas and Saffioti Under Pressure
A new opinion poll reveals One Nation surging to 17% support in Western Australia, putting pressure on Perth Mayor Basil Zempilas and Deputy Premier Rita Saffioti ahead of state elections.
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Housing Crunch Hits WA Domestic Violence Services
A severe housing shortage in Western Australia's regions is overwhelming community legal services, limiting their ability to assist domestic violence survivors.
NSW Demerit Point Reward Program Made Permanent
The NSW government will permanently implement its Demerit Point Reward Program, allowing drivers with a clean record for one year to have a demerit point removed from their licence.
Fraser Suites Reopening Date Set After $47K Water Damage
The new-look Fraser Suites has set an opening date, but $47,000 in water damage has sparked budget concerns for the state government project.
Saffioti Rejects Perth Council's Plan to Merge Train Stations
Transport Minister Rita Saffioti has declined to support a proposal from Perth councils to merge city train stations, citing concerns over cost and disruption to commuters.
WA Treasurer Says GST Share Case Strengthened by Population
Treasurer Rita Saffioti asserts Western Australia's case to retain its GST share has been bolstered by thousands of new residents, citing economic contributions and infrastructure needs.
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Shane Love to Lead WA Nationals into 2029 State Election
Western Australia Nationals leader Shane Love has announced his intention to contest the 2029 state election as party leader, reaffirming his commitment to regional representation.
NSW to Ban Under-12s from E-Bikes for Safety
The Minns Government announces plans to introduce a minimum age for e-bike riders, aiming to address safety concerns as numbers surge to 760,000 in NSW.
Pedestrian Thrown in Air in Melbourne Hit-and-Run, Driver Hunted
A 41-year-old man was thrown into the air after being struck by a car in Newport, Melbourne, with the driver fleeing the scene. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.
Karrinyup Speed Limit Plan Scrapped After Community Opposition
The City of Stirling is set to shelve a proposal for a 40km/h zone in Karrinyup after 66% of residents opposed it, citing traffic issues unrelated to speed. A minor intersection upgrade will proceed instead.
Scientist Quits Algal Bloom Panel, Runs in State Election
Ecologist Faith Coleman, who alleged government delays in algal bloom investigations, is running as an independent candidate in the upcoming state election.
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Saffioti Vows to Save Sailability as Ferry Protests Rage
WA Transport Minister Rita Saffioti commits to preserving Sailability's operations at Matilda Bay, as ongoing ferry protests highlight community outrage over potential disruptions.
ACT Greens Oppose Liberal Deal, Call It Problematic
The ACT Greens have voiced strong opposition to a proposed deal with the Liberals, citing concerns over policy alignment and governance issues in the territory.
Andrew Barr Battles for ACT's Fair GST Share
Chief Minister Andrew Barr is leading a campaign to secure a fairer GST distribution for the Australian Capital Territory, citing funding shortfalls and population growth pressures.
Opposition Rages Over $951k Payout as Premier Can't Explain
The Western Australian opposition is demanding answers after a $951,000 payout to former staffer Emily Roper, with Premier Roger Cook unable to justify the massive cheque.
Mark Butler Slams State Ministers Over WhatsApp Group Snub
Federal Health Minister Mark Butler has expressed frustration after being excluded from a WhatsApp group with state health ministers, highlighting tensions in intergovernmental health coordination.
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Labor Boosts Land Tax Exemptions for Build-to-Rent, No Stamp Duty Relief
The Labor government has announced expanded land tax exemptions to encourage more build-to-rent developments, while ruling out any stamp duty relief for property investors in the state.
Jessica Page on Perth Housing and Migration Debate
WA MP Jessica Page argues that addressing Perth's housing crisis requires a nuanced discussion on migration, highlighting the chicken-and-egg dilemma between supply and demand.
WA Tobacco Laws Debate Heats Up in Parliament Over Crime
Health Minister Meredith Hammat challenges the Opposition to support new tobacco legislation aimed at curbing organised crime through increased penalties and shop closures.
Saffioti Criticizes Zempilas Over State of Origin Game
WA Transport Minister Rita Saffioti has taken aim at Perth Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas for attending the State of Origin game in Perth while parliament resumed, sparking a political debate over priorities and public duty.
WA Premier Dismisses Protests Over Fishing Ban
WA Premier Roger Cook has shrugged off excited protests against the demersal fish ban, as Fisheries Minister Don Punch paves the way for recreational fishers with new measures.
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Independents Challenge SA Government in 2026 State Election
More than 20 independent candidates are contesting South Australia's state election, with some targeting Premier's seat and others accusing government of neglecting electorates.
Unanswered Questions Over Cook's Illicit Tobacco Laws
The Cook government's new illicit tobacco laws face scrutiny as serious unanswered questions persist, raising concerns about implementation and effectiveness in Western Australia.
Newcastle 2026 By-Election: Who Will Succeed Ross Kerridge?
The Newcastle 2026 by-election is heating up as candidates vie to replace retiring MP Ross Kerridge, with key issues including local infrastructure and economic development.
Cook Pledges New Laws Against Tobacco Gangs on Parliament Day One
Western Australia's Premier Roger Cook has announced plans to introduce legislation targeting tobacco gangs on the first day of the new parliamentary session, aiming to curb illegal activities.
Opposition Reshuffle Targets Stamp Duty, Regional MPs Lose Out
A major opposition reshuffle has made stamp duty reform its first priority, while regional MPs face reduced roles, signaling a strategic shift in policy focus.
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Water Corp Sewerage System in Perilous State After Neglect
A report reveals that Water Corporation's sewerage system has been left in a perilous state due to years of neglect, raising concerns over infrastructure failures and public health risks in Western Australia.
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