The Nationals WA have held their annual State Conference Northam, and first since 1947 as the State’s official Opposition. Members and supporters gathered for the President’s Welcome Sundowner on Friday night, followed by a day of debate and formal business on Saturday, wrapping up with a formal dinner under the stars in the garden of…
DetailsThe Nationals WA unanimously voted to pass a motion during the 2021 State Conference calling for greater action on improving rail safety, particularly when it comes to passive crossings. Leader of The Nationals WA Mia Davies said industry and both State and Federal Governments were not being asked to move mountains but rather make simple…
DetailsDelegates at The Nationals WA annual State Conference being held in Northam voted resoundingly to reject the McGowan Government’s push to silence regional voices in the State Parliament. In an urgency motion moved from the Conference floor by Leader of The Nationals WA Mia Davies, the Party affirmed its intent to oppose Labor’s plan to…
DetailsKaya Wanju. Can I acknowledge the Ballardong people of the Noongar Nation and pay my respects to elders past, present and emerging, and thank Deb Moody for her warm welcome to country. Thank you to Shire President Chris Antonio for his welcome to the Shire of Northam. You really are a passionate advocate for your…
DetailsThe Opposition has blasted Labor’s failure to act to avoid ships carrying millions-of-dollars of essential agricultural and mining machinery as well as other goods being diverted to the east coast. Opposition Leader Mia Davies said the Labor Government had been missing in action when it came to supporting the State’s grains industry in particular, who…
DetailsShadow Tourism and Commerce Minister Vince Catania has called on the Labor Government to work with the Federal Government to find immediate financial solutions for small businesses caught up by closed borders. Mr Catania said it was time the State Government used some of its massive $5.6 billion surplus to help local businesses who were…
DetailsThe Opposition has criticised the Labor Government for dropping the ball on WA’s COVID-19 preparedness, with new figures showing a concerning downward trend in usage of the SafeWA app. Opposition Leader Mia Davies said the fact there was no plan for re-opening borders and only a vague 80-90 percent vaccination target, had slowed vaccination rates…
DetailsShadow Minister for Tourism and Commerce Vince Catania has described Labor’s disregard for the events industry as ‘short-sighted’, stating tourism and hospitality industries and related small businesses deserved as much support as a national sporting event. “It’s cognisant of a Government that does not understand the intricacies of the industry, and the crucial link events…
DetailsShadow Minister for Tourism Vince Catania has described Labor responses to Budget Estimates questions relating to tourism as ‘disappointing and bordering on irresponsible while failing to address key areas in urgent need of assistance.’ Mr Catania said despite our State’s record $5.6 billion budget surplus during a pandemic, the Labor Government had failed to help…
Details‘Not on our Agenda’ – the words repeated ad nauseam by Premier McGowan and Labor in relation to electoral reform prior to the March State election, which ultimately resulted in Labor’s total control of both houses of Parliament. And yet, within weeks of the election, the new Minister for Electoral Affairs John Quigley was quick…
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