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“The fuel industry operations group is meeting regularly to share intelligence and provide specific advice on fuel supply, distribution and demand within the state.”
Questions without notice - 19 Mar 2026
“The final cost of the CBESS project will be settled with completion of all related development activities. The project was commissioned on time and remains within budget.”
Questions without notice - 19 Mar 2026
“The Premier actively engages with the Japanese government and industries as one of our leading trade partners.”
Questions without notice - 19 Mar 2026
Stephen Dawson, Leader of the House, primarily engages in procedural functions and answering questions on behalf of the government. His focus areas include energy, education, and infrastructure, often responding to inquiries with neutral and procedural tones.
Based on 376 entries • 2025-04-08 → 2026-02-24
Pro-renewable energy transition, committed to exiting state-owned coal-fired power by 2030, while ensuring stable gas supply.
Supports TAFE and skills development, addresses concerns regarding protective isolation and restrictive practices in schools.
Focuses on water infrastructure, transport, and grid connectivity, often providing updates on project timelines and funding.
Addresses questions related to Aboriginal cultural heritage, land management, and Stolen Generation redress scheme, often providing procedural updates.
Responds to questions regarding government spending, transparency, and the implementation of policies, often defending government actions.
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WA fuel demand up due to conflict; government monitoring via industry collaboration. Incident level:
Collie battery project's final cost is pending. Staffing levels depend on operational needs.
Premier's meetings with Japanese gas industry and government officials under scrutiny since March 20
Questions raised about Closing the Gap report publication and Aboriginal housing/health initiatives
Education and Care Services National Law Application Bill amendment passes, extending regulation per
Bill aims to align WA with national childcare safety standards, addressing delays and regulatory gap
Coal mine extension sparks debate on renewable transition failures, costs, and environmental liabili
WA Parliament recognises Rare Disease Day, impact on 190,000 Western Australians, and importance of
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