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“More than 400 Western Australian children and adults live with this life-threatening, incurable disease.”
Statements — Statement - 14 May 2026
“What makes Sailing On particularly powerful is not just the activity itself, but the almost military structure it creates.”
Statements — Statement - 7 May 2026
“That this house condemns the Cook Labor government for adding to household stress through increased government spending while failing to deliver the basics for Western Australians.”
Matters of public interest — Matter of public interest - 5 May 2026
Jonathan Huston (Liberal, Nedlands) demonstrates a procedural and critical approach in Parliament, focusing on environment, transport, and public holidays. He often questions government spending and policy effectiveness, particularly regarding infrastructure and its impact on small businesses and communities.
Based on 38 entries • 2025-05-01 → 2026-02-19
Advocates for environmental protection and scrutinizes the environmental impact of government projects, particularly concerning Matilda Bay.
Critiques transport infrastructure projects, emphasizing public access, environmental impact, and cost-benefit analysis.
Expresses concern for the impact of government policies, especially public holiday changes, on small businesses and their operating costs.
Questions the economic impact of additional public holidays on businesses, particularly small businesses, and criticizes the government's approach to implementing them.
Shows interest in local government issues, including data transparency and community contributions.
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Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month recognised; support pledged for sufferers and Cystic Fibrosis WA.
Questions without notice
Motions — Motion
'Sailing On' helps veterans rebuild camaraderie and purpose through sailing, improving mental health
Bills — Second reading
Opposition questions public sector staffing priorities; government defends police force numbers and
WA Parliament argues over government spending, inflation, and whether basic services are being deliv
Minister challenged on unmet disability employment targets in public sector, especially senior execu
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