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“The Kalamunda Show is more than just an event; it is a reflection of who we are as a community.”
Statements — Statement - 19 Mar 2026
“Western Australia should not be content to simply keep pace with other jurisdictions or accept a below-standard outcome because similar challenges exist elsewhere.”
Grievances — Grievance - 19 Mar 2026
“The opposition is so loose with the truth. That is a clear sign that it cannot be trusted.”
Questions without notice - 18 Mar 2026
Adam Hort is a vocal Liberal Party member for Kalamunda, consistently critical of the Labor government's performance across various sectors, particularly community safety, health, and infrastructure. He frequently uses parliamentary mechanisms like motions and questions to hold the government accountable and advocate for improved services and policies.
Based on 78 entries • 2025-04-09 → 2026-02-26
Advocates for increased police resources, tougher sentencing, and proactive measures to address rising crime rates, drug use, and illegal tobacco.
Critiques government's handling of hospital maintenance, ambulance ramping, and access to essential services like radiation therapy, particularly in regional areas. Supports increased funding and improved infrastructure.
Expresses concern over prison overcrowding, understaffing, and the safety of both inmates and staff. Advocates for improved rehabilitation programs and alternatives to incarceration.
Condemns government for infrastructure failures, cost overruns, and neglecting essential services in regional areas. Calls for greater investment in school infrastructure and reliable water supply.
Strongly supports stricter laws and enforcement measures to combat illicit tobacco trade and youth vaping, emphasizing public health and community safety.
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WA Parliament debates police resourcing; Opposition raises concerns, Government touts successes in r
Kalamunda Show celebrates 125 years of community, tradition, and local spirit. Event on April 10-11.
Debate over police numbers, resignations, and regional staffing; accusations of misleading informati
Review of supervision order breach won't be public, despite process changes after a rape.
Amendments to tobacco control bill passed, including long-term closure orders for repeat offenders a
Retail Barring Orders Bill 2025 progresses, addressing retail worker safety and banning violent indi
Eastern Perth residents lack equitable access to radiation oncology; state/federal blame game contin
Tribute to Matthew Petch, Kalamunda teacher and firefighter, for his service and advocacy.
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