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“"Australia's housing problem is not a lack of money, it's a lack of housing. To increase the amount of money that first-time buyers can throw around ultimately worsens the problem."”
Bills — Amendment to motion - 12 May 2026
“Measures like these are about continuing to boost housing and home security and continuing to drive towards the priority of making sure that every Western Australian has a place to call home.”
Questions without notice - 5 May 2026
“TAFE is back for 2026! We love TAFE on this side of the Parliament. We are very proud of our TAFE and we are very proud of our record investment in TAFE, particularly free TAFE.”
Questions without notice - 26 Feb 2026
Mark Folkard is a Labor MP focused on community safety, emergency services, and supporting local initiatives within his Mindarie electorate. He balances advocating for state-wide policies with highlighting specific local benefits and occasionally adopts a defensive posture when discussing contentious issues like firearms legislation.
Based on 17 entries • 2025-04-30 → 2026-02-26
Proactive; supports measures to reduce crime and enhance public safety, particularly regarding firearms control.
Strong advocate for adequate funding and resources for emergency services, emphasizing the importance of effective communication and modern equipment.
Actively promotes and supports local community groups and initiatives, particularly those focused on youth development and sports.
Supports investment in TAFE and skills training programs to address workforce demands, especially in the construction industry.
Generally supportive of government health initiatives, while acknowledging the need for ongoing investment and improvements in regional healthcare.
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WA Parliament debates budget; housing, infrastructure, and regional funding are key points of conten
Government details housing initiatives: boosting supply, rental relief, and ending no-fault eviction
Fee-free TAFE boosts construction enrolments by 57%, addressing skills shortages and supporting appr
Excellent bushfire response in Geraldton saved homes; condolences extended for loss of life.
Concerns raised about Sports and Entertainment Trust Bill 2025, questioning ministerial powers and f
Proposed changes to police compensation aim to better support officers with PTSD, including those wh
Report recommends disallowing Pingelly's 'Save the Numbats' cat law due to Cat Act inconsistencies.
WA Police seized hundreds of firearms and parts in recent operations, supported by gun laws.
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