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“We are committed to finding Scitech a forever home.”
Estimates committee - 20 May 2026
“"Regional development, as the member would know, is a very dynamic space. Government periodically funds projects within the regional development area, and that is reflected in the investment facilitation as they progress."”
Estimates committee - 20 May 2026
“"The Mid West Development Commission is intimately involved in assessing the Geraldton housing market and has confirmed it is driven by affordability, regional migration and resources sector activity."”
Estimates committee - 20 May 2026
Steve Catania is a Labor MP for Midland primarily focused on promoting government investment in infrastructure, particularly transport and Metronet projects, within his electorate and across Western Australia. He consistently highlights the benefits of these projects for the community and contrasts them with the perceived inaction or opposition of the Liberal Party.
Based on 8 entries • 2025-04-30 → 2026-02-24
Strongly supports government investment in public transport infrastructure, particularly Metronet, and highlights its benefits for accessibility and affordability.
Supports government initiatives aimed at increasing home ownership, particularly for first home buyers, and criticizes the opposition's approach to housing development.
Advocates for government investment in modernizing the healthcare system, including virtual services and increased staffing.
Supports government investment in sporting infrastructure and emphasizes the community benefits of these investments.
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WA is investing in science, space, digital industries, and exploring a new home for Scitech.
Funding cuts for regional development spark debate over project timing, ministerial roles, and renew
Mid West Development Commission questioned on housing initiatives, drought planning, and regional ec
Fremantle Port Authority faces questions on contraband, port development, and trade priorities.
Government details cost-of-living relief for families with school children, challenges opposition to
Security of Payment Amendment Bill 2026: Stronger protections for subcontractors on government const
$150M in low-interest loans help WA manufacturers access cheaper, cleaner energy and modernise equip
New Midland train station opening celebrated; government touts Metronet achievements, slams oppositi
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