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“Fremantle Port Authority handles more than 99% of Western Australia's container trade.”
Estimates committee - 20 May 2026
“The state government recognises the importance of resilient and robust supply chains for economic and social wellbeing and is investing in regional and remote infrastructure programs to minimise and mitigate future disruptions.”
Estimates committee - 20 May 2026
“"There has been no suggestion or evidence to us that industrial action has resulted in any reduction in throughput."”
Estimates committee - 20 May 2026
Liam Staltari, the Liberal Party member for Carine, focuses on education, community concerns, and government accountability. He frequently raises questions about government spending and infrastructure, often adopting a critical but procedural tone.
Based on 75 entries • 2025-04-09 → 2026-02-26
Advocates for increased funding, improved infrastructure, and addressing school violence. Critical of government's handling of teacher shortages and reliance on transportable classrooms.
Concerned about rising crime rates, particularly violent crime and retail crime. Supports measures to protect vulnerable individuals and improve police compensation.
Frequently questions the government on unanswered questions on notice, transparency in project approvals, and responsible spending of public funds.
Advocates for improved infrastructure, particularly in schools and regional areas. Critical of government's prioritization of certain projects over essential services.
Concerned about the impact of state government policies on local government revenue and autonomy, particularly regarding mining licence rating.
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Questions on notice — Answer advice
Bills — Motion
Bills — Second reading
Details of WA's Supply Chain Resilience Fund and Shipping Policy Unit funding, staffing, and Commonw
Fremantle Port Authority faces questions on contraband, port development, and trade priorities.
Pilbara Ports Authority faces questions on trade forecasts, industrial action risks, dividends, and
CCC budget scrutinised: misconduct investigations, staffing, powers, and framework changes are quest
Funding for university mergers, international curriculum expansion, and cost-benefit analysis are un
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