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“Vaccination—keeping our community safe during this winter—is the responsibility of all of us in our community.”
Questions without notice - 13 May 2026
“The Cook government knows that access to quality early childhood services plays a critical role in setting children up for success later in life.”
Statements — Brief ministerial statement - 13 May 2026
“For people who have ever tried to buy a new school uniform, a pair of shoes, a calculator or even school lunches, this important measure will make a real difference to families right across the state.”
Questions without notice - 12 May 2026
Sabine Winton is a Labor MP focused on education, particularly early childhood education and regional development. She frequently highlights government investments and defends against criticisms regarding education and health services, often adopting a procedural tone when addressing parliamentary questions.
Based on 76 entries • 2025-04-09 → 2026-02-26
Advocates for increased funding, equitable access, and improved infrastructure for all levels of education, with a strong emphasis on early childhood education.
Champions the importance of early childhood education and care, advocating for national standards, increased funding, and child safety reforms.
Supports initiatives aimed at improving education, healthcare, and infrastructure in regional Western Australia, emphasizing the unique needs of regional communities.
Promotes preventative health measures, particularly vaccinations, and supports initiatives to improve the health and wellbeing of students and vulnerable populations.
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WA's free flu vaccination program expands, including FluMist for kids, aiming to protect the communi
WA's early childhood sector gets $750k in grants to attract and retain educators.
Government details cost-of-living relief for families with school children, challenges opposition to
$3.7M investment in Aboriginal environmental health model for culturally responsive, community-led c
Questions without notice
Government touts $2.1B investment in schools, slams opposition's past education policies.
Government prioritises Wheatbelt's agriculture, renewable energy, and manufacturing, addressing hous
Exmouth school reopens after cyclone damage thanks to community and government efforts.
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