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WA commits $5 3bn to regional road projects

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WA election: Pilbara reacts to landslide Labor victory

WA election: Pilbara reacts to landslide Labor victory Posted SunSunday 14 Kevin Michel has been re-elected as the Member for Pilbara. ( Print text only Cancel A 30 per cent swing to Labor has consolidated the position of Kevin Michel as the Member for Pilbara. Key points: Kevin Michel has been re-elected for the seat of Pilbara Mr Michel said housing, crime, the Manuwarra Red Dog Highway and the Spoilbank Marina were his priorities moving forward Nationals candidate Scott Bourne said it was impossible for local candidates to compete with the Premier s statewide popularity Mr Michel has so far received 61.18 per cent of the vote while the National s Scott Bourne received 17.93 per cent of the vote.

Mark McGowan s hot and humid pork barrelling bush tour

Mark McGowan s hot and humid pork barrelling bush tour We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement January is usually the wettest month in Western Australia s north but with a lack of rainfall in 2021, Premier Mark McGowan decided to jet through the regions and bring a monsoon of money. Bush issues were front and centre in the second week of the election year as Labor rolled through country centres from Albany to Kununurra with promises worth $368.3 million and the Liberals and Nationals went to war over the $1 billion Royalties for Regions fund.

Mark McGowan s hot and humid pork barreling bush tour

Mark McGowan s hot and humid pork barrelling bush tour We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement January is usually the wettest month in Western Australia s north but with a lack of rainfall in 2021, Premier Mark McGowan decided to jet through the regions and bring a monsoon of money. Bush issues were front and centre in the second week of the election year as Labor rolled through country centres from Albany to Kununurra with promises worth $368.3 million and the Liberals and Nationals went to war over the $1 billion Royalties for Regions fund.

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