For a man who hated conflict,West Australian Premier Mark McGowan was a master at it.
West Australian Premier Mark McGowan is quitting politics because he says he’s exhausted. But exhausted from what,exactly?
His decision to pull the pin on a political career dating back more than two decades triggers a tectonic shift in both state and federal politics.
Mark McGowan has announced he will step down as Western Australia’s 30th premier on the eve of his third decade in politics. This week will be his last.
The future of the NSW logging industry is back in the spotlight after the Victorian government’s announcement last week to end native forest logging next year.
WA Premier Mark McGowan has revealed three new Treasury staff will join a team of bureaucrats focused on protecting WA’s GST share ahead of two federal reviews.
More than 30 patients at Peel Health Campus will be relocated,three operating theatres will be closed,and ambulances will be redirected following the discovery of black mould in the air vents.
Premier Mark McGowan said the figure was the result of early estimates of the damage caused by 49 detainees during a riot last week that lasted more than 14 hours.
Western Australia’s first large-scale battery storage system is ready to charge and discharge energy into the grid.
The WA premier has doubled down on his criticism of young inmates involved in a riot at the Banksia Hill detention centre,adding he is sick of calls for inquiries into the troubled facility.
Who is in denial here? After a week of spats over the government watchdog’s assessment of the WA free RAT program,read this exchange and decide for yourself.