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“No law can undo the tragedy of Kelly's death, but a family's courage and persistence has helped bring about a reform that stands as a lasting tribute to her memory and for the protection of others.”
Bills — Second reading - 19 Mar 2026
“I acknowledge all epilepsy warriors and their families in Western Australia for the impacts they endure, and the bravery they summon every day to just lead a normal life.”
Statements — Statement - 19 Mar 2026
“The whole idea is to have early intervention. The empirical evidence clearly shows that if you intervene early, you can change a child's life and their life journey, and that is what this program is all about.”
Questions without notice - 18 Mar 2026
Hugh Jones, the ALP member for Darling Range, focuses on local infrastructure and community development, particularly in the Byford and Serpentine-Jarrahdale areas. He champions government initiatives and defends them against opposition criticism, while also addressing local concerns like biosecurity and supporting local businesses.
Based on 22 entries • 2025-04-08 → 2026-02-24
Strongly supports government investment in infrastructure projects, particularly transport (rail extensions) and health facilities (Byford Health Hub) in his electorate.
Advocates for improved public transport, including SmartRider upgrades and rail extensions, emphasizing accessibility and community benefits.
Promotes community initiatives, supports local businesses, and recognizes the contributions of volunteers and community organizations.
Addresses agricultural concerns, particularly biosecurity threats like avian influenza, and supports local farmers and producers.
Highlights government initiatives aimed at reducing the cost of living, such as battery rebate schemes and capped airfares for regional travel.
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Epilepsy awareness raised; events, landmarks illuminated, and parliamentary inquiry announced.
"Kelly's Law" extends driver disqualification for serious traffic offences, preventing accused drive
Pilot program aims to divert at-risk 5-9 year olds from crime via early intervention, wraparound ser
Retail Barring Orders Bill 2025 protects retail workers from abuse with barring orders for offenders
Byford Health Hub construction begins, offering integrated primary, specialist, and community health
WA is preparing for a potential avian flu outbreak to protect poultry, agriculture, and export marke
Sports and Entertainment Trust Bill 2025 modernises venue management, boosts tourism, and promotes i
Government slammed for infrastructure failures, cost of living crisis, and electoral commission budg
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