Australia is the greatest country on earth. Not by accident - but because of the values that have shaped it: freedom, democracy, the rule of law, equality, mutual respect, and the belief in a fair go. For generations, migrants have come here, embraced those values, contributed, and made Australia stronger. That is the Australian success story. But under Anthony Albanese, that success story is being put at risk. Because Labor has made a fundamental mistake: they have stopped t

This week Australia marked Minerals Week 2026—an opportunity to recognise a sector that does not merely talk about national prosperity, but actually delivers it. The Minerals Council’s theme for the last week, “Re-energising the future”, is a timely reminder of what should be front of mind for every Australian: is Australia genuinely backing the industry that powers our economy, funds public services, sustains regional communities and underpins our strategic future? Because m

As I reflect on the past year since beginning the WA Liberals' Listening Tour, one thing has been clear wherever I have travelled across the State - West Australians want to be heard, and they want a government focused on the things that matter most in their daily lives. Over the course of the Listening Tour, I have met people from all walks of life, in metropolitan Perth and across regional WA, and while every community is different, the concerns have been consistent. Hous

I hope you and your loved ones had a wonderful Easter, a time to gather with family, reflect, and recharge and to celebrate the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. For many Western Australian families this year, however, Easter came with an added burden: the anxiety and uncertainty about whether the bowser would be dry, and a nagging sense that the Albanese government simply does not have a handle on things. That feeling is not unfounded. It is the direct consequence of a

Last week was the last week of State Parliament until May, in a year where we are only sitting for 57 days. That means important legislation can't progress until we return, like retail barring orders legislation which will help protect retail workers from violence, or reforms to the compensation scheme for our police officers. It also means the Opposition can't ask any questions of the government. It ’s clear that Roger Cook and WA Labor are trying to lessen the time we ha

Inflation is not an abstract statistic. It is the weekly grocery bill that keeps creeping higher. It is rent and mortgage repayments swallowing a greater share of household income. It is electricity, healthcare and insurance costs rising faster than wages. And last month, it was another interest-rate rise. Labor told Australians an increase to the cash rate would not be necessary. Instead of confronting the economic reality behind these pressures, the Albanese Government pref