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“"This legislation will go some way to making the system fairer for workers who are owed their entitlements and their superannuation."”
Bills — Second reading - 6 May 2026
“This presale guarantee means that the government actually locks in and guarantees 50% of the buyout.”
Questions without notice - 6 May 2026
“"WA's tourism sector is booming, and it is critically important that funding in regional and peri-urban parts of our state like Mandurah continue to be a priority."”
Grievances — Grievance - 12 Mar 2026
Rhys Williams is a Labor MP for Mandurah who focuses on local community issues, infrastructure development, and advocating for road safety improvements. He generally adopts a positive and optimistic tone when discussing government initiatives, while critically assessing opposition proposals and highlighting potential negative impacts on his electorate and Western Australia.
Based on 22 entries • 2025-04-29 → 2026-02-24
Supports government investment in infrastructure projects, particularly those benefiting Mandurah and regional WA. Critiques opposition for perceived lack of support for public transport and suburban development.
Advocates for community safety, youth programs, and support for local organizations. Emphasizes the importance of community engagement and inclusivity.
Strongly supports measures to improve road safety, particularly those targeting dangerous driving behaviors and protecting vulnerable road users. Champions 'Kelly's Law' as a significant step in this direction.
Promotes WA's economic strengths and diversification, particularly in critical minerals and future-ready industries. Defends the government's GST deal and criticizes opposition economic policies.
Supports government investment in health services and infrastructure. Critiques opposition for perceived shortcomings in health system management.
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Construction payment security strengthened via statutory trusts, replacing project bank accounts, to
WA government reforms seek to boost home ownership via planning changes, stamp duty help, and presal
WA urged to continue investing in regional tourism, citing Mandurah's success with events like Crab
New law prevents drivers facing disqualification from getting back on the road before their court da
Opposition criticises government on health, housing, regional issues; government defends record, cit
Sports and Entertainment Trust Bill 2025 modernises venue governance for community benefit and econo
Government slammed for infrastructure failures, cost of living crisis, and electoral commission budg
School Breakfast Program expanding to 5 days/week in more WA schools from 2026.
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