Premier Demands Answers Over 48-Hour Hospital Ordeal
Western Australia's Premier Roger Cook has called for a private operator to explain a great-grandmother's 48-hour wait at Midland Hospital, sparking health system scrutiny.
Category : State Politics
Perth Fuel Prices to Soar Again as WA Mining Workers Stand Down
Perth faces another fuel price hike as a Western Australian gold mining company stands down workers due to a shortage, impacting local supply chains and consumer costs.
London Circuit East Reopens Early for Light Rail in Canberra
London Circuit East in Canberra has partially reopened ahead of schedule to accommodate the new light rail line, marking a significant milestone in the city's public transport upgrade.
Body Found in Burning Car in Queensland Backyard
Police discovered a body inside a burning vehicle in Bray Park, Queensland, early Tuesday morning. A crime scene has been declared as investigators work to determine the circumstances surrounding the death.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Opposition Criticizes Cook Government Over Free Flu Vaccines
The opposition has launched sharp criticism at the Cook government for its handling of free flu vaccines as hospitals prepare for a severe winter crisis, raising concerns about public health readiness.
Don Punch Blames Ambition for Cabinet Exit Rumours
WA Minister Don Punch addresses speculation about an early departure from Roger Cook's cabinet, citing ambition as the cause, amid political discussions on his future role.
Older Women Homelessness in WA Skyrockets Amid Housing Crisis
Homelessness support requests from older women in Western Australia have surged dramatically over the past five years, highlighting a deepening housing crisis and urgent need for policy intervention.
Alkimos Desalination Plant to Drive Perth Jobs Boom
A $2.8 billion desalination plant in Alkimos is set to create thousands of jobs, marking a significant boost for Perth's water security and local economy.
Perth Youth Crisis: 11 Beds for 77 Desperate Young People
A shocking report reveals just 11 beds available for 77 homeless young people in Perth, leading to a nightly scramble for help and urgent calls for action.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Zempilas Targets Labor's Secret Tourism Bill in Policy Pitch
Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas has launched his inaugural policy proposal, taking aim at the Labor government's undisclosed bill for tourism events, sparking debate in state politics.
Paul Murray Media Drop Confirms Net Zero Cost
A media drop by Paul Murray has revealed the financial impact of Labor's net zero policy, highlighting the need to keep coal stations operational.
Mali's Place in Australia's Premier Popularity Poll
New survey results show where Mali stands among Australia's most popular premiers, highlighting public opinion trends and political dynamics in the state.
Grandmother's 48-Hour Hospital Ordeal Exposed
A grandmother endured a 48-hour wait in a hospital emergency department, sparking opposition criticism of the government's winter health plan as ineffective.
SA Risks Zombie Democracy, Warns Matthew Abraham
Political commentator Matthew Abraham warns that South Australia is at risk of becoming a 'zombie democracy' due to declining public trust and engagement in governance.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
WA Passes New Laws to Shut Down Illicit Tobacco Shops
The Cook government has passed new tobacco laws in Western Australia to crack down on illicit tobacco shops, aiming to reduce black market sales and improve public health.
King of Hill Eyes Expansion in Far North Queensland
Local political figure King of Hill is reportedly exploring opportunities to extend his influence into neighboring electorates in Far North Queensland, sparking discussions about regional power dynamics.
Sarah Game's Election Candidate Quits Party Before Vote
Chris McDermott, a former football star recruited by Sarah Game's Fair Go for Australians party, has resigned just over a week before the state election, citing multiple issues in their relationship.
WA Plan to Incentivise Seniors to Downsize with Off-the-Plan Carrot
The Western Australian government, led by Planning Minister Rita Saffioti, is proposing an off-the-plan stamp duty concession to encourage seniors to downsize, freeing up larger homes for families.
WA's Westport, Henderson Projects Top Infrastructure Priorities
Western Australia's Westport and Henderson projects are key infrastructure priorities, offering significant national benefits through enhanced trade and defense capabilities.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Smithson Disputes Polls in Early State Election Prediction
Veteran reporter Mike Smithson challenges polling data, predicting seat shifts in the upcoming state election, citing Liberal leadership and Labor missteps as key factors.
Jessica Page Urges Roger Cook to Keep Suburban Ties
Jessica Page emphasizes the importance of Premier Roger Cook maintaining strong connections with suburban communities as he transitions to a city-focused role.
Premier's Kwinana Move Sparks Fiery Parliament Outburst
A personal question about Premier Roger Cook's decision to move out of Kwinana led to an angry outburst in Parliament, highlighting tensions over political accountability and privacy.
WA Government Mulls Fuel Price Cap as Supply Issues Arise
The Western Australian government is not ruling out a fuel price cap, insisting there is no petrol shortage despite reports of dry bowsers across the state.
WA E-Rideable Rules Delayed for National Crackdown
Western Australia's plans for stricter registration and penalties for e-scooters and e-bikes are on hold as the state awaits a nationwide regulatory framework to ensure consistency.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Michael Barnes's $80k US Travel Bill Before Quitting
Former WA public servant Michael Barnes incurred over $80,000 in travel expenses to attend an Ivy League school in the US, raising questions about spending oversight.
Premier Cook Says He Can't Afford Wellard on $400k Salary
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook reveals he cannot afford to live in Wellard and commute to West Perth, despite his $400,000 annual salary, highlighting housing affordability issues.
$98.55M Canberra Road Upgrade Saves Only Two Minutes
A $98.55 million upgrade to Athllon Drive in Canberra has reduced travel times by only two minutes, sparking debate over cost-effectiveness and infrastructure priorities.
WA Labor's Infrastructure Push Amid Housing and Health Crises
A year after Roger Cook's election win, Labor in Western Australia relies on infrastructure spending to secure a fourth term, but faces challenges in housing, health, and opposition unity.
WA Labor Defies Third-Term Blues, Holds Strong Lead
Despite typical challenges of long-term governance, WA Labor remains firmly ahead in polling, buoyed by strong finances from mining royalties and GST. However, health and housing issues persist as vulnerabilities.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Premier Roger Cook Moves from Kwinana to West Perth
Premier Roger Cook announces a move from his electorate in Wellard to West Perth, sparking political debate as he becomes the first WA Premier in 18 years not to reside in his constituency.
Page 6 of 20
