The two major parties have doubled their weekly West Australian election spending on Facebook as early voting options started on Monday.
Attacks on the Premier are interpreted by most voters as attacks on WA itself,but what is not yet on the radar of most voters is Labor’s closeness to a certain circle in the business community.
In thinly veiled jabs relating to the council’s long running dispute over the Kwinana industrial buffer zone director Chris Oughton called on the state government to adopt more transparent donation rules including a ban on money from developers that eastern states jurisdictions have.
A returned McGowan government would put $50 million behind building an Aboriginal cultural centre on the Swan River-Derbarl Yerrigan before WA’s bicentennial in 2029.
One day before his official election campaign launch and in the middle of caretaker mode,the Premier stopped pretending he was not heading towards a crushing victory when announcing a $100 million film studio.
Flanked by two massive banners emblazoned with a call to action to ‘Keep WA Strong’ WA Premier Mark McGowan announced Labor’s jobs plan 2.0 complete with a new target of 125,000 roles by 2025-26 if reelected.
A poll suggesting the WA Liberals could be reduced to just two representatives in the lower house of parliament has been rubbished by the Premier and Opposition Leader.
Australia is the only western democracy that does not protect the basic rights and freedoms of its people in either legislation or the constitution.
There’s just a few days before early voting and three weeks to election day but there’s still a lot to play for when it comes to Labor and the Liberals.
As the race heats up to charm Riverton’s Chinese voters,Labor’s advertising in a pro-Beijing newspaper linked to China’s United Front has raised eyebrows.
If you,or a friend or family member have an accident,or become very ill,and seek help at a hospital that is access blocked then you,or they,are 10 per cent more likely to die,writes a Perth emergency doctor.