East Perth Primary School Approved After Years of Dispute
A $165 million East Perth primary school has been green-lit for construction on the Queens Gardens car park site, ending years of disputes over the controversial location.
Category : State Politics
Queensland Bans Under-16s from E-Bikes and Scooters
Queensland introduces tough new laws banning children under 16 from riding e-bikes and scooters, with fines for parents and police powers to seize illegal devices.
One Nation's SA Surge Reshapes Politics, Challenges Labor and Right
Jessica Page's One Nation surge in South Australia leaves political land mines for Labor and disrupts the right, reshaping the state's political landscape with significant implications.
31 Infringements to Fishers Since Demersal Fish Ban
Authorities have issued 31 infringements to fishers caught catching demersal fish since the ban began, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts.
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SA Labor Ministers Dropped from Cabinet in Reshuffle
In a significant political shake-up, two well-known South Australian Labor ministers have been removed from the state cabinet, sparking discussions on the party's future direction and leadership strategy.
Andrew Barr Seeks Federal Funds for Free Public Transport
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr is requesting Commonwealth funding to make public transport free in Canberra, aiming to boost ridership and reduce congestion.
First Older Adult Health Hub Opens in Cockburn, WA
The Western Australian government has launched the state's first dedicated health hub for older adults in Cockburn, aiming to provide integrated care as winter illness spikes approach.
Mark Parton: Canberra Liberals Ready to Fight One Nation
Canberra Liberals leader Mark Parton declares his party is prepared to confront One Nation in the upcoming election, emphasizing a focus on core issues like cost of living and infrastructure.
Teens Arrested After 190km/h Police Chase in Stolen Audi
Three teenage boys have been arrested following a dramatic police chase across Melbourne's southeast, reaching speeds of 190km/h in an allegedly stolen Audi A1 after a home invasion.
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NSW Laws to Seize and Crush Illegal E-Bikes Introduced
New legislation in NSW Parliament aims to crack down on illegal e-bikes by allowing authorities to seize and crush them, addressing safety and regulatory concerns.
Roger Cook's Judicial Commission Plan Now in Doubt
Legislation for a Western Australian judicial commission was advanced a year ago, but Premier Roger Cook now expresses hesitation, raising questions about the government's commitment to judicial oversight.
Cook Warns WA of Fuel Price Rise Amid Trump Iran Deadline
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook has issued a fuel warning to residents, citing potential price increases as former US President Donald Trump's deadline for Iran approaches, impacting global oil markets.
ACT Politics: Emerson-Cheyne IG Row, Liberals CIT Inquiry
A weekly wrap of ACT politics features a heated argument between ministers over Instagram posts and a Liberal-led inquiry into the CIT's governance and finances.
One Nation's Rise in South Australia: Political Shift
One Nation is gaining momentum in South Australia, challenging major parties and reshaping the political landscape with populist appeals.
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Labor Landslide Sees Mali Back, Liberals Crushed in State Election
Labor has secured a historic win in the State Election, decimating the Liberal Party and reshaping the political landscape, with two former Liberal leaders losing their seats.
New Look Cabinet Looms as a Christmas Gift for WA
Western Australia anticipates a cabinet reshuffle as a festive political gift, with key changes expected to shape state governance and policy direction ahead of the new year.
Malinauskas Wins Historic Second Term as SA Premier
South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas leads Labor to a dominant election victory, securing over 31 seats and a powerful mandate for the next four years.
Middle East Conflict Causes WA Budget Rethink by Treasurer
Western Australia's Treasurer Rita Saffioti has announced a budget reassessment due to the Middle East conflict, impacting economic forecasts and fiscal planning for the state.
Final Campaign Push: PM Visits, Hanson Hustles
South Australia's election candidates bring in national heavyweights for a last-minute campaign blitz as voting closes tomorrow. Key figures include the Prime Minister and Pauline Hanson.
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Cook Government Delays Coercive Control Laws After Ombudsman Report
The Cook government faces criticism for slow progress on coercive control legislation, despite a scathing ombudsman report highlighting urgent need for reform in domestic violence cases.
WA Government Hosts Construction Roundtable on Fuel Prices
The Cook government in Western Australia will hold a roundtable with builders to address the impact of rising fuel prices on the construction industry, aiming to mitigate costs and support economic stability.
Calls for WA to Extend Stamp Duty Abolition to Downsizers
Advocates are pushing the Cook Government to broaden stamp duty reforms to include downsizers, aiming to boost housing affordability and mobility in Western Australia.
WA Population Growth Dwarfs National Numbers, Strains Infrastructure
Western Australia faces unprecedented pressure as its population growth rate soars to 3.6%, far exceeding the national average of 2.5%, leading to significant strain on housing, healthcare, and transport systems.
Zempilas Slams WA Labor Government's Secrecy
Perth Mayor Basil Zempilas lists 10 examples of the WA Labor government's secretive actions, arguing they undermine transparency and public trust in state politics.
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Cook Names Rob Cossart to Lead WA Fuel Crisis Response
Western Australia Premier Roger Cook has appointed former flood recovery coordinator Rob Cossart to spearhead the state's response to the ongoing fuel supply crisis.
Damning Review Blames System Failure for Domestic Violence Support Gaps
A scathing review has identified systemic failures leaving high-risk domestic violence victims without adequate support, highlighting urgent reforms needed in state services.
Perth Public Transport Hits Record High in 2025
Perth's public transport usage reached unprecedented levels in 2025, driven by the Middle East war's impact on driving habits, marking a significant shift in commuting patterns.
Labor's Winter Strategy May Delay Elective Surgery
Concerns are mounting that the state government's $140 million winter healthcare plan could push elective surgeries into limbo, as resources are redirected to handle seasonal demand.
WA Government Fails to Fund New Police Since 2023 Amid Crime Rise
The Cook government in Western Australia has not allocated funding for additional police positions since 2023, despite a concerning increase in violent crime rates across the state.
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Canberra Light Rail Works Force Major Commonwealth Ave Closures
Significant disruptions are expected in Canberra as Commonwealth Avenue faces extended closures for critical light rail construction, impacting traffic and local access.
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