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“Today I am pleased to say that the Cook government will continue to support communities impacted by Cyclone Narelle through the provision of two additional support packages.”
Statements — Brief ministerial statement - 10 June 2026
“If the judicial officer in question deems an individual to be safe in the community and so releases them into the community, that is entirely their responsibility.”
Questions without notice - 10 June 2026
“Under the minister's watch, criminals are receiving reduced sentences due to prison conditions, female prisoners are allegedly being sexually assaulted inside the estate, and now the independent watchdog has taken one of the most extraordinary steps available to him.”
Questions without notice - 9 June 2026
Paul Papalia is a Labor MP focused on emergency services, veterans affairs, and defense industry development in Western Australia. He frequently delivers ministerial statements and answers questions on notice, often adopting a defensive tone when challenged on government performance.
Based on 53 entries • 2025-04-08 → 2026-02-25
Advocates for increased funding, improved equipment (especially locally manufactured), and efficient emergency response, often highlighting regional support.
Defends government policies and actions related to prisons and electronic monitoring, often facing questions regarding overcrowding, staffing, and the effectiveness of monitoring programs.
Strongly supports veterans through funding initiatives, community recognition, and acknowledging their service and sacrifices.
Promotes the growth of WA's defence industry, particularly in relation to AUKUS and international partnerships, emphasizing economic development and job creation.
Supports modernizing liquor laws to balance public safety with the needs of the hospitality and tourism industries, including the implementation of the Banned Drinkers Register.
Navigates funding requests and disaster recovery efforts, often balancing state and federal responsibilities.
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Questions without notice
New support packages for businesses and primary producers affected by Cyclone Narelle announced.
Minister questioned on prison conditions, reduced sentences, and refusing to step aside amid functio
Prison conditions lead to reduced sentences, alleged assaults, and watchdog intervention, raising ju
Minister defends prison system, citing growth, family violence focus, and funding for infrastructure
Funding for banned drinkers register tapering; independent review of racing and wagering financial s
Budget allocations for defence, AUKUS, and veterans are examined, with focus on funding changes and
Burswood Park Board questioned over Perth Park project, land deals, and potential conflicts of inter
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