I am disappointed it has taken so many months for the investigation into Catherine Marriott’s complaint to be finalised. The fact there has been no real finding after all this time will no doubt act as a deterrent for anyone else with genuine complaints to come forward in future. I can only speak on behalf…
DetailsThe Nationals WA have welcomed an $8.7 million commitment by the Federal Government to keep Moora Residential College open. Leader Mia Davies said today’s announcement ended nine months of uncertainty for students and families who have been abandoned by the State Labor Government. “Today is a great day for the people of Moora and the…
DetailsThe Nationals WA will deliver a fully integrated education hub in Moora should the Party be successful in forming Government after the 2021 election. Leader Mia Davies announced the plan in Moora today, confirming The Nationals would fund a full refurbishment of Moora Residential College as well as build a K-12 community college and deliver…
DetailsThe Nationals WA have ramped up pressure on Labor to use part proceeds from Mark McGowan’s new foreign buyers tax to reverse a suite of cruel education cuts. Less than a week after the Government voted down an amendment in the lower house, The Nationals today introduced the same amendment in the upper house which, if…
DetailsThe McGowan Government has again baulked at the chance to provide a timeline for when Laverton can expect upgrades to the town’s hospital, despite the Health Minister admitting the facility is “sub-par”. Leader Mia Davies used Question Time this week to quiz the Health Minister when Labor would deliver on its pre-election promise to spend…
DetailsThe Nationals WA have achieved an important milestone in a long-running battle to have the Commonwealth recognise that a Lyme-like disease exists in Australia and is placed on the notifiable disease register. A motion put forward by Leader Mia Davies at last weekend’s Nationals Federal Conference will see the Party insist that doctors who are…
DetailsThe ignorance of Mark McGowan has again been laid bare after the Premier labelled Community Resource Centre employees “hacks” who did not earn their position. The Premier’s comments came after The Nationals questioned his Government’s decision to spend $38,000 of taxpayer money on a report which concluded that CRCs were vital community infrastructure in regional WA.…
DetailsThe McGowan Government’s decision to slash CRC funding would have resulted in the closure of centres across regional WA, a review has found. The Minister for Regional Development tabled a report containing the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development’s review of the Community Resource Centre network yesterday under questioning from Nationals Deputy Leader Jacqui…
DetailsThe Nationals WA have hailed the McGowan Government’s decision to reverse its funding cuts to Western Australia’s Community Resource Centre (CRC) network. “This is a win for regional communities and testament to the resilience of regional people,” Leader Mia Davies said. “This is a win for every person who took the time to sign a…
DetailsThe Nationals WA are demanding Education Minister Sue Ellery reverse her decision to close Moora Residential College in light of her latest backflip. The Minister this week granted an application for Bunbury Baptist College to reopen an existing education facility in Dalyellup, despite rejecting the move just days prior. Ms Ellery’s attributed her most recent…
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