Nationals WA leader Shane Love says the poor communication in rolling out the new Firearms Act caused a lot of confusion for community safety organisations.
A collection of reports on the Perth Hills' response to Alcoa's proposed mining expansion from the lead up to the EPA submissions deadline through to the record number of submissions received.
Kalamunda MLA Adam Hort says the Police Minister needs to explain the new firearms licensing portal’s data breach, inform people affected, and prevent another breach.
Wheatbelt MLA Lachlan Hunter called the live sheep phase-out plan a political stunt, slamming it for lacking consultation, funding and credible transition support.
A Central Wheatbelt MLA is calling on the state government to take action on the Allawuna Farm landfill proposal which could impact the nearby York community.
The mother of a murdered Indigenous teenager says her son identified his killers before he "died for absolutely nothing”, as a jury found two men guilty of the crime on May 8.
Keep the Sheep is in Bullwinkel challenging the live export ban through shearing demonstrations to highlight the crucial role of WA’s sheep and wool industry.
WA Clay Target Association recently held their state shooting carnival in Whiteman Park where they want to host nationals next year but are left uncertain about the sport’s future as new gun laws loom.
The Nationals are calling on the federal government to overturn the live sheep exports ban and says a future coalition government would reinstate the trade.
The WA campaign to keep the sheep live export industry operating has garnered the support of the National Farmers’ Federation as they take the protest to Canberra.
