Cook fires up the barbs while making a meal of Basil’s faults
WA Labor has moved to define likely next Liberal leader Basil Zempilas as ‘the second coming’ of the opposition’s conservative flank.
WA Labor has moved to define likely next Liberal leader Basil Zempilas as ‘the second coming’ of the opposition’s conservative flank.
WA Labor Premier Roger Cook was not invited to – nor was he aware of – Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke’s citizenship and voter sign-up blitz this week in Perth.
Hundreds of new citizens in Perth have been sworn in, schooled about electoral boundaries and funnelled past an enrol-to-vote booth, as Tony Burke takes his audacious push to certify thousands of new Australians to the state that could decide the election.
A pilot who died alongside two of his passengers at Rottnest Island in January had contemplated an earlier than scheduled flight because of forecast rough conditions at the WA holiday spot.
A brewery on Aboriginal land threatens to blow up the Cook government’s chances in the seat of Mandurah at the state election next month.
Scrapped Aboriginal heritage laws would have spared farmer Tony Maddox from a two-year, $100,000 court ordeal over improvements he made to a creek crossing on his own land.
The Yindjibarndi people have claimed $1.82bn in compensation in a Federal Court dispute over mining without agreement on its traditional lands.
Free mobile laundries are helping to drive down rheumatic heart disease in remote Queensland communities, where the third-world illness has long been a silent killer of young Indigenous people.
Two of four adults accused of murdering Perth schoolboy Cassius Turvey had carried out an earlier attack that left a different boy with injuries, a jury has been told.
A Coalition government would retain the Indigenous procurement policy that has delivered $10bn to businesses owned or part-owned by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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