Business warns: Act now, standard of living is at stake
The nation is ‘standing on a burning platform’ and living standards will plummet unless Labor slashes taxes and industrial relations red tape, the Business Council says.
Paul Garvey
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WA’s Aboriginal prison population was already the highest in Australia and has grown a whopping 17.4 per cent in the past year
Ukraine defiant amid Trump uncertainty
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Changing date purely a political ploy: Barnett
Colin Barnett says the exceptional circumstances provision around WA’s election date was designed for natural disasters or civil unrest, not ‘political ploys’.
Lib brutally harassed over LGBTQI+ remark
The councillor says the series of disturbing incidents have not diminished his appetite to run for office.
Border concerns as boat sneaks in
The incident was described by Opposition Leader Peter Dutton as the 23rd boat arrival and the latest to go undetected by Border Force.
Clashing poll dates in the west would spell disaster for Albanese
The Prime Minister used the furore around a potential clash with the West Australian election to renew his call for fixed four-year terms.
Change the date! WA cooks up an election scheme to avoid being burned
Premier Roger Cook is investigating moving the fixed date of WA’s next election to avoid an anti-incumbent wave hitting him before Anthony Albanese.
Labor rebuked over ‘red shirts of the west’
The CCC found it appeared a majority of MPs were using their taxpayer-funded officers for campaigning.
Stokes’ art gift smashes record
Kerry Stokes believes the NGA’s expanded sculpture garden will be an international drawcard and a source of national pride.
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