Hansard entries per month - shows how active this member has been over time.
“Scenic Drive Park contains mature native trees, wetlands, and remnant vegetation that provide essential habitat for local wildlife”
Petitions — Petition - 12 May 2026
“The DBCA has provided advice to the City of Joondalup, which suggests that all available options for managing the kangaroo population on lot 38 and part lot 28, including relocation, are considered in the plan, with clear justification provided for the management option chosen.”
Questions without notice - 12 May 2026
“Programs like Murdoch on the Road show what is possible when expertise, education and community partnerships come together.”
Statements — Statement - 12 May 2026
Amanda Dorn is a vocal advocate for animal welfare and environmental protection in the WA Parliament. She frequently uses parliamentary mechanisms to raise awareness, propose legislation, and scrutinize government actions related to these issues, often highlighting ethical and sustainability concerns.
Based on 92 entries • 2025-05-22 → 2026-02-26
Advocates for stronger animal protection laws, independent oversight of animal welfare, and the phasing out of practices considered cruel or unethical (e.g., greyhound racing, live lamb cutting, mulesing).
Promotes environmental protection, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable practices. Critiques developments and policies perceived as harmful to the environment or wildlife (e.g., mining impacts on water, land clearing, 1080 baiting).
Focuses on local government's role in animal welfare (e.g., pet ownership regulations, animal pounds) and environmental protection (e.g., cat containment, land management).
Advocates for ethical and sustainable agricultural practices, questioning practices like mulesing and live export, and promoting plant-based diets.
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Motions — Motion
Petition seeks to expand Yellagonga Regional Park to include Scenic Drive Park for better protection
Disagreement over kangaroo relocation at Woodvale development site raises concerns about animal welf
Murdoch on the Road provides vital vet care to remote WA, but long-term solutions are needed for ani
Motion seeks to end lethal control of corellas, transition to non-lethal management.
Boyanup saleyard conditions questioned; minister says upgrades are owner/operator responsibility.
Motion seeks to end live lamb cutting in WA, transition to flystrike-resistant sheep, and set conver
Motion to acknowledge alcohol's greater societal danger than cannabis fails; debate ensues on regula
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