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“We are delivering a record $5.5 billion health infrastructure program that includes investments to maintain and upgrade our existing facilities.”
Statements — Brief ministerial statement - 14 May 2026
“For the first time in our state, young people who interact with the justice system will have access to a dedicated forensic mental health facility designed specifically to support their treatment, recovery and long-term wellbeing.”
Statements — Brief ministerial statement - 14 May 2026
“The new facility will feature a new mental health emergency centre and a behavioural assessment unit, providing dedicated, purpose-built spaces to support patients presenting with acute mental health conditions.”
Statements — Statement - 13 May 2026
John Carey, as the Minister for Housing and Lands, focuses heavily on addressing housing affordability and supply issues in Western Australia, often defending government initiatives and criticizing the opposition's proposals. He also champions health infrastructure investments and planning reforms aimed at streamlining development processes.
Based on 139 entries • 2025-04-09 → 2026-02-26
Pro-increased housing supply through government investment and planning reform.
Advocates for increased social housing availability and accessibility.
Supports government investment in upgrading and expanding health facilities.
Promotes streamlining planning processes to accelerate development and reduce red tape.
Supports investment in regional housing and health infrastructure.
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WA invests $1.6B in health maintenance, reforms procurement for faster repairs and upgrades.
Graylands Campus to expand forensic mental health services, including WA's first youth unit.
Questions without notice
Tender open for Rockingham Hospital mental health expansion, improving patient care and flow.
$75.2M invested in South Hedland for 121 new residential lots, boosting housing supply.
Government defends housing investments, criticises opposition's stance on build-to-rent and alleged
16 new social housing apartments acquired in Midland, Perth, to address housing needs.
WA Parliament debates budget; housing, infrastructure, and regional funding are key points of conten
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