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“This budget backs people in my community and communities across Western Australia. It recognises what many families are dealing with right now.”
Bills — Second reading - 14 May 2026
“On behalf of the committee, I thank Ms Wilkie and her team from the Department of Treasury and Finance for their continued cooperation for this event.”
Committees — Tabling - 14 May 2026
“At every stage, the response was coordinated, timely and professional, with a clear focus on stabilising my injury and getting me to the care that I needed.”
Statements — Statement - 7 May 2026
Ronald Sao is a Labor MP for Cannington who frequently speaks on mining, infrastructure, and health. He generally adopts a procedural tone, often defending government initiatives and highlighting investments in WA.
Based on 21 entries • 2025-04-30 → 2026-02-25
Strongly supports the mining industry, advocating for regulatory certainty and investment while emphasizing environmental protections.
Advocates for infrastructure development, particularly in wastewater management and hospital upgrades, highlighting government investment and criticising opposition obstruction.
Supports government investment in health infrastructure and services, defending against criticisms of wait times and promoting initiatives like hospital upgrades and mental health facilities.
Supports measures to enhance community safety, including addressing e-rideable safety concerns and implementing laws targeting social media posts glorifying crime.
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WA budget focuses on cost of living relief, housing, health, education, and infrastructure investmen
Public Accounts Committee tables Budget Briefing 2026-27 report, thanking Treasury and committee sta
Gratitude expressed for first responders' life-saving work; public urged to thank them on June 10.
Construction payment security strengthened via statutory trusts, replacing project bank accounts, to
"Kelly's Law" extends driver disqualification for serious traffic offences, preventing accused drive
Parliamentary iftar dinner celebrated, promoting intercultural harmony and community bonds.
School breakfast program expands, offering more students consistent, healthy meals and cost-of-livin
Parliament mourns Shane Hill, former Geraldton member, for his community service and Labor values.
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