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“Maylands has long been a place where creativity is celebrated, being a home to a diverse array of artists, performers, musos, designers and other creatives”
Statements — Statement - 7 May 2026
“Introducing station precinct improvement plans ensures a coordinated approach to delivering a diversity of homes, mixed-use developments and public amenity.”
Grievances — Grievance - 7 May 2026
“This bill strengthens protections for subcontractors, giving confidence that moneys paid under state government construction contracts are properly passed through the contracting chain to those that have earned them.”
Bills — Second reading - 7 May 2026
Daniel Bull is a Labor MP for Maylands who focuses on legislation, infrastructure, and education. He generally adopts a procedural and optimistic tone, supporting government initiatives while occasionally raising concerns about specific aspects of bills.
Based on 28 entries • 2025-04-29 → 2026-02-18
Generally supportive of government bills, emphasizing modernization and efficiency. Shows concern for clarity and practical application.
Strong advocate for infrastructure development, particularly in education and urban revitalization projects.
Supports investments in education, including new facilities and programs, with a focus on accessibility and quality.
Aims to balance local government needs with broader state interests, particularly in areas like mining license rating and off-road vehicle regulations.
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Maylands celebrated as a vibrant hub for artists and creative industries, home to WA Ballet.
WA pursuing state-led planning for higher density housing around train stations, despite some local
Construction payment security strengthened via statutory trusts, replacing project bank accounts for
"Kelly's Law" extends driver disqualification for serious traffic offences, preventing accused drive
Community seeks action on vacant Coles site in Maylands: develop, sell, or activate it.
WA building approvals up 13.2%. Government says opposition's density stance hinders housing.
New ECU city campus to boost economy, inspire locals, and transform tertiary education in WA.
WA Parliament debates fishing ban; opposition slams impact, government defends sustainability.
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