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“At the end of the day, this budget never quite escapes the feeling that regional Western Australia is still expected to carry more than its fair share while settling for less than it deserves.”
Estimates — Consideration of tabled papers - 14 May 2026
“The current development application expires in October 2026.”
Questions without notice - 12 May 2026
“On 21 April 2026, the Commonwealth government and the Western Australian Government signed a memorandum of understanding to progress an assessment bilateral agreement to streamline environmental approvals, with negotiations to begin on an approvals agreement shortly after.”
Questions without notice - 12 May 2026
Neil Thomson is a Liberal Party member of the WA Parliament who focuses on regional development, government accountability, and environmental issues. He frequently uses parliamentary questions to scrutinize government actions and advocate for the interests of regional communities, particularly concerning infrastructure, land management, and service delivery.
Based on 118 entries • 2025-04-08 → 2026-02-26
Advocates for balanced regional development, focusing on infrastructure, industrial land availability, and addressing cost-of-living pressures in regional areas.
Critically examines government decisions and processes, emphasizing the need for transparency, consultation, and responsible use of public funds.
Expresses concern for environmental protection, sustainable land management, and biosecurity, particularly regarding the impact of government policies on these areas.
Focuses on ensuring fair consultation and outcomes for Aboriginal communities, particularly in relation to heritage, land management, and disaster recovery efforts.
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WA budget criticised for prioritising Perth over regions, failing to address housing affordability,
Questions without notice
Elizabeth Quay lot 4 development faces delays; approvals expire October 2026. Gov't addresses hotel
WA and Commonwealth to negotiate agreement streamlining environmental approvals; scope still under c
Motion demands release of National Native Title Tribunal report on native title/cultural heritage la
Bill amends mining licence rating; concerns raised about retrospectivity and impact on local governm
Motion to acknowledge alcohol's greater societal danger than cannabis fails; debate ensues on regula
Questions raised about Closing the Gap report publication and Aboriginal housing/health initiatives
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