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“We have more than 300 older Western Australians stuck in hospital due to delays accessing aged care.”
Questions without notice - 26 Feb 2026
“This bill represents the most significant modernisation of Western Australia's sports and entertainment governance framework in almost four decades.”
Bills — Second reading - 3 Dec 2025
“We are acutely aware of the pressures that people are facing in housing and rental markets, and that is why members are seeing an extraordinary effort by our government to provide every Western Australian with a place that they can call home.”
Questions without notice - 20 Nov 2025
Jagadish Krishnan (ALP, Riverton) is a vocal advocate for social justice, multiculturalism, and economic development in Western Australia. He frequently highlights government initiatives in housing, healthcare, and green industries, while also challenging the opposition's stance on key policy issues.
Based on 11 entries • 2025-04-30 → 2026-02-26
Supports government investments in social, community, and affordable housing; criticizes opposition for lacking clear policies.
Champions multiculturalism and inclusive communities; criticizes opposition's association with divisive figures.
Advocates for increased funding and improved access to healthcare services, particularly aged care.
Supports government initiatives to create jobs, boost the economy, and promote green industries.
Promotes TAFE investments to support the health and care workforce through free and low-fee courses.
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WA needs more aged care funding from the Commonwealth to address hospital bed shortages and support
New bill modernises sports/entertainment governance, boosts venue flexibility, safety, and event opp
Government touts housing investments; criticises opposition's lack of clear social housing policies.
TAFE investments support health and care workforce with free/low-fee courses, boosting enrolments an
WA's surrogacy laws are being reformed to be more inclusive, modern, and focused on the best interes
Government champions multiculturalism, criticises opposition's association with divisive figures.
Amendments to construction long service leave debated; clarifies worker entitlements and addresses i
Planning reforms seek faster housing delivery; opposition resists, favouring status quo and hinderin
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