Something needs to be done about increase in violence in WA schools The alarming increase in violent incidents plaguing our schools has stirred a profound sense of concern and urgency. It is unconscionable that our students and educators are forced to confront such perilous situations on a daily basis. As
Behaviour is learnt, so it’s time it was part of the curriculum My eldest passed her driving test earlier this year. She’s now happily zooming (safely) around the streets of Perth with her friends in tow, going through the drive-through at Maccas just because they can. This newfound freedom is
Productivity Commission appointment raises GST red flags Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ appointment of Danielle Wood as the Productivity Commission chair is a red flag for WA’s fair share of GST, and perhaps even the death knell of the Productivity Commission. The Labor Party opposed the PC before it was even established
Voice could end up being flop of Fyre Festival proportions Remember the buzz surrounding Fyre Festival, touted as the ultimate luxury music event promising an unrivalled experience on a tropical paradise? With world famous music acts, A-list models, social media influencers, and lavish amenities promised, excitement reached a fever pitch
Cook is now chief and that leaves WA wide open on GST The appointment of Roger Cook as WA premier will set off alarm bells for many West Australians regarding the security of our GST arrangements. Anthony Albanese’s decision when he took office to reduce WA’s Cabinet representation back to
Voice about Canberra elites My decision to campaign for the No case in the upcoming Voice to Parliament referendum is not one I have come to lightly. It is rooted in more than 10 years of experience working alongside Indigenous communities and local organisations while I was chief operating officer
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