Murray Nixon was dedicated to his family, to efficient productive farming, to the Liberal Party and to free enterprise and conservative values.   He was born in 1936 to a farming family, share farming from 1958 at Dalwallinu before buying Kallaroo Farm at Moore in 1964, where he was an Angus stud breeder, transferring to Gingin in 1994 and with involvement in farming and pastoral ventures in the Wheatbelt and South West. He was active in the PGA, the Farmers Union, agricultur

As Parliament rose for the year, Australians were left with one stark message: under Labor, the economic storm clouds are only getting darker. Inflation is back up to an extraordinary 3.8% - above market expectations and well above the RBA’s forecasts. Both headline and underlying inflation are now back above the RBA’s target band. With just 17 days until Christmas, this is the worst possible news for struggling mortgage holders, who can now kiss any hope of extra rate relief

by Senator Dean Smith – originally published in The West Australian on 12 November 2025 It should not take a taxpayer-funded trip to Canberra and a million-dollar advertising campaign on the east coast for Western Australians to know their GST deal is safe. Yet that is exactly what Premier Roger Cook and Treasurer Rita Saffioti have done — an expensive exercise that speaks volumes about WA Labor’s lack of confidence in Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. If the Prime Minister we

Ever since Roger Cook and Rita Saffioti posed in a V8 Supercar to launch the Burswood racetrack in January, this project has stood as the clearest symbol yet of this Labor Government’s wrong priorities. Despite being the wealthiest state in the nation, Western Australia is now the least affordable place to rent in the country. It takes longer to build a home here than anywhere else in Australia. We’ve seen record levels of ambulance ramping, leaving patients stranded outside

by Senator Slade Brockman – originally published in The West Australian on 19 November 2025 In recent weeks, a United Nations Special Rapporteur has sought to intervene in Australian litigation over WA’s North West Shelf gas project. To some, this may appear technical or even benign — an expert offering insight on environmental and human rights issues. But the implications are much deeper. Allowing UN officials to influence domestic court proceedings strikes at a fundamental

Fact: Albanese has lost control of migration and Australians are paying the price. Australia has always been a proud migrant nation - built by people who chose this country, worked hard and made it their home. But migration must be  managed , not left to drift. Under Anthony Albanese, it is completely out of control. In just its first two years, the Albanese Government brought in  one million migrants  -  70 per cent higher  than in any previous two-year period. Someone is ar