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25.01.2022 It’s been a pleasure to take my experience in small business and my connection to Indian and apply it to the Parliamentary Economics and Industry Standing Committee’s work on our state’s unique trading relationship. In our ever changing and evolving global market, our work in WA Parliament can put Australian businesses in the best possible position to benefit from trade with India. It was a pleasure to catch up with the Indian Consul General Ms. Dantu Charandasi and my committee and WA Labor colleague Jessica Shaw MLA to discuss the report.

25.01.2022 The $240 million Armadale Rd to North Lake Rd Bridge project is tracking along! Less than eight months into construction, the project has achieved a significant milestone with completion of excavation and concrete works at its central bridge pier on Kwinana Freeway. This is the first critical step in connecting Armadale Road and North Lake Road over Kwinana Freeway.... Check out the new flythrough below to find out more info on this job-creating, congestion-busting project!

24.01.2022 It wouldn't be the final sitting of Parliament for the year without a song from the wonderfully talented Minister for the Arts, David Templeman MLA! Have a listen!

24.01.2022 Sometimes being a member of parliament is as easy as childs play Simone McGurk MLA joined me for a tour of Child Australia Harrisdale Early Learning and a meeting with the key community stakeholders (pictured below). The feedback was clear - sand can be used to make cakes or as a muddy zoo for animals AND our ever-growing community will benefit in the long term by solid investment in early childhood education. ... Harrisdale has the 2nd greatest number of children per household in Western Australia, and is one of the fastest growing communities in the country. This is why Ive worked with the McGowan Labor Government to secure funding for a new high school in Piara Waters and an additional primary school in Harrisdale North. This is just another way were building a better future for WA kids!

24.01.2022 Wishing everyone a very happy Fathers Day! I couldnt be who I am today without my Dad, who has always been my lighthouse. Im so blessed to have you as my mentor, my best friend and my Dad. ... I hope you all had a wonderful time catching up today with loved ones and celebrating the different father figures in your life

23.01.2022 Knock knock Treeby! Big thanks to the team for helping to chat to residents in Treeby about the WA COVID Recovery Plan and mobile phone reception in the area. If you havent already, please fill out the survey and let me know about your experience with mobile phone reception in the area... https://jandakot.walabor.org.au//mobile-coverage-issues-i/ #wearewalabor

23.01.2022 #FlashbackFriday In October 2018 I joined Piara Waters Primary School students and teachers to announce the conversion of existing classrooms into dedicated science labs As a parent, I want my kids (and all Western Australian kids) to be prepared for the jobs of the future - because I know that a solid schooling in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) will prepare them better for the jobs of tomorrow. Canning Vale, Forrestdale, Piara Waters and Leemin...g Primary Schools all received funding to install the labs - with the final installations to be completed next year. This is just another way were building a better future for Jandakot and WA kids!

23.01.2022 The Mark McGowan Labor Government will legislate to provide a new compensation scheme for medically retired WA Police Officers and Aboriginal Police Liaison Officers. This will help our our former officers and their families immeasurably.

22.01.2022 Our phones are down at the moment! But dont worry - you can still email us. Well let you know when things are fixed as soon as possible.

22.01.2022 As you might have seen, on Sunday we announced that construction is underway on widening and lengthening the Ranford Road Bridge. This congestion-busting, job-creating project will ensure that we can fit the new Thornlie to Cockburn Link under Ranford road and give cars an extra lane as well as put in a dedicated bus lane. On top of this, there will a shared use pathway on either side ... Good things take time. So I want to sincerely thank you for your patience and understanding during construction.

22.01.2022 1/3rd of all jobs created nationally in August were created right here in WA Whilst there is much more work to be done, its promising to see that our economy is on the right path to recovery, and that our WA Recovery Plan is having an impact. For more information on how were getting on with the business of economic recovery, go to www.wa.gov.au/government/wa-recovery

21.01.2022 The benefits of participating in community sport are immense! Not only does it improve your physical well being, it also does wonders for your mental health, too. There are many groups within our community who dont participate in community sporting - which means they miss out on its benefits. ... $100,000 of Targeted Participation Program funding is open to local community organisations and sport and recreation clubs to increase community participation. Applications for the $5000 TPP grants are now open, and close on September 28th 2020. For more information, go to www.dlgsc.wa.gov.au//sport-/targeted-participation-program Canning Vale Senior Football Club Canning Vale Junior Football Club Canning Vale Junior Cricket Club Canning Vale Cricket Club Leeming Spartan Cricket Club Arks Rugby Union Football Club Armadale Soccer Club Inc. Forrestdale Junior Cricket Club Forrestdale Senior Cricket Club Forrestdale Sporting Association Leeming Strikers Soccer Club Piara Waters Junior Football Club Piara Waters Senior Football Club Piara Waters Netball Club Inc.

20.01.2022 KAREL AVE UPDATE This weekend Karel Avenue will be closed until 5am on Monday 14th September in both directions to enable new bridge beams over the rail line to be installed. The bridge beams are 44 metres long and weigh 161 tonnes each. ... The widening of the bridge on Karel Avenue will reduce congestion and improve access to Roe Highway and Kwinana Freeway. It also provides enabling works to facilitate construction of the Thornlie-Cockburn link as part of METRONET Thank you for your patience during this job-creating congestion-busting project! For more information, go to https://www.mainroads.wa.gov.au//met/Karel-Avenue-Upgrade/

20.01.2022 40KM/H SPEED LIMIT OVER RANFORD RD BRIDGE - PLEASE SHARE I want to thank everyone again for their patience as we all adjust to the changes on Ranford Rd bridge as works begin to widen it from FOUR lanes to EIGHT lanes. I am working to address the lighting and lane merging queries that myself and Terry Healy MLA have been contacted about. But in the meantime I ask that everyone slow down and obey the new 40km/h speed limit in place while works progress.... This new speed limit will be in place until works are complete and will help keep everyone safe. Many local residents in Canning Vale and surrounds have contacted me personally about instances of speeding across the modified road layout. If you have family, friends or colleagues that use this bridge, please ask them to obey the speed limit.

18.01.2022 Jandakot, lets talk trash! The McGowan Government launched a campaign to encourage West Aussies to correctly sort their waste and unwanted items on Monday in an effort to reduce the volume of waste going to landfill. Weve come up with some GREAT steps to help you cut down on our wastage check them out below! ... Gifting (donating, selling or giving away clothing, toys and household goods) Recycling (the five: cans, paper, glass, cardboard and plastic) Earth-cycling (food scraps and garden waste into home compost or into FOGO bins) Avoiding (excess packaging, disposables such as coffee cups, and wasted food) Taking to drop-off (special waste such as batteries, chemicals, paint and e-waste). To find out more about how you can be a GREAT Sort, visit www.wastesorted.wa.gov.au

18.01.2022 There is no excuse for violence against women. Yet every 9 days one woman is killed by a man, and 1 in 6 women experience violence at the hands of their partner. Every single one of these experiences are a tragedy, and are completely avoidable. The annual 16 Days in WA Stop Violence Against Women campaign begun yesterday, and I’m inviting our community to take a part in this major effort to stop violence against women.... Join the 16 Days in WA movement and think about how you can educate, motivate and advocate in your community, and stand up to stop violence against women. Find out more at https://www.communities.wa.gov.au/projects/16-days-in-wa/

17.01.2022 #flashbackfriday - One of my proudest moments as the Member for Jandakot was working with the community and Harrisdale Senior High School to introduce a Gifted and Talented Program to the school. The first intake in 2021 will involve up to 32 Year 7 students, and will ensure that our best and brightest dont have to travel too far to get to school. Less time commuting means more time for studying!

17.01.2022 It was a pleasure and a privilege to join Indian Society of WA (ISWA), India in Australia (Consulate General of India, Perth), Minister for Multicultural Affairs, Paul Papalia CSC MLA and Dr Jags - Labor for Riverton to celebrate Indias 74th Independence Day. The work that the Indian Society and the Indian Consulate General do in celebrating the Indian community in Australia is fantastic, and was really on show this weekend for our celebrations of 73 years of Indian independence and self-determination.

17.01.2022 Being stuck in roadworks is pretty frustrating sometimes. I know it. It experience it when I drive around our communuity - and Im sure you could guess that a few other people have shared their frustrations with me too. But sometimes temporarily closing a road or slowing traffic is a necessary part of building better infrastructure for our community. ... I want to thank all of you for your patience as we start new projects like the Ranford road bridge expansion, and finalise works on Karel Avenue. There will be delays, and it will slow things down - but itll also mean a better flow of traffic in the future AND money injected into our economy by spending on vital infrastructure projects. Good things take time - so thank you for your patience as we get on with delivering on job-creating congestion-busting projects.

17.01.2022 Karel Ave Noise Wall This morning me and my volunteers were out on this beautiful morning doorknocking in Leeming to ask residents whether theyd support a noise reduction wall on Karel Avenue. The level of support amongst residents has been overwhelming! Thank you to those who have signed our petition - but our work isnt done yet! ... With the Mark McGowan Labor Government investing into our state as part of the WA Recovery Plan, I am hopeful that our calls for a noise wall can be funded and delivered on. Add your name to the petition at www.jandakot.walabor.org.au//karel-ave-noise-abatement-wall

17.01.2022 We're bringing Western Power Jobs to our community Yesterday I joined Energy Minister Bill Johnston MLA to turn the first sod of soil at the new South Metro Western Power Depot in Forrestdale. During construction, 1100 jobs will be created, and once operating there will be 850 people working from the site. ... That's 850 people buying coffees each day from our cafes, 850 sandwiches from our tuck-shops, and 850 cars stopping at our servos to fill up - a massive injection of cash into our local economy! This is just another way that myself and the McGowan WA Labor Government are investing in Jandakot

16.01.2022 Have you heard about Little Things for Tiny Tots? Today I visited Mrs Kyper in Willage to collect her’s and Mrs Taylor’s knitted blankets and baby jackets as part of my collection drive for Little Things for Tiny Tots. My office on the corner of Calley Drive and South Street Leeming is a collection point for your pre-loved baby clothes, blankets and other items, as well as new and unused nappies and formula. ... Visit me between 9:30am to 5:00pm to make a donation.

16.01.2022 Our fight against COVID has meant that many friends and families have been separated. It’s not something that I liked to see, and it certainly wasn’t something that our government took lightly. Thankfully, from 8th of December Victoria and NSW will be classified as very low risk jurisdictions. ...Continue reading

15.01.2022 It was my pleasure to drop in on Cricketers Club in Harrisdale on Saturday and meet some of the younger players. Ive been a lifelong cricket fan, and have been playing locally since arriving over 20 years ago - so I was happy to make the time to drop by!

15.01.2022 Times have been incredibly hard for lots of Western Australian businesses and workers. As a former small business owner, I could see the impact the pandemic had on spending and our economy. But our quarantine measures, good hygiene practises and hard borders reduced the impact of the pandemic on Western Australia, and meant that our economy could reopen earlier than others. ... This was a collective effort by all Western Australians, and a result that we should all be proud of. Our efforts allowed us to continue to experience economic growth throughout the June 2019 to June 2020 period. States that didnt implement the same measures - especially our hard border - unfortunately didnt fare as well. There is still more work to be done, however - and we are doing it. The Mark McGowan Labor Government have a recovery plan for getting the WA economy back on track. To find out more about our plan, go to www.wa.gov.au/government/wa-recovery

15.01.2022 THORNLIE-COCKBURN LINK UPDATE The Ranford Road Bridge is set for a major upgrade that will bust congestion, create WA jobs and future-proof an important part of our road network. As part of the METRONET Thornlie-Cockburn Link, were taking the opportunity to upgrade the Ranford Road Bridge to cater for future growth, and to improve access to the new Ranford Road station.... Doing the upgrade now will prevent the need for costly, disruptive upgrades in coming years. The new bridge will be higher to future-proof the rail corridor, and will have eight lanes, including six general traffic lanes, bus lanes and a shared path on each side for cycling and pedestrians.

15.01.2022 Every new life deserves the best possible start, regardless of circumstance. Thats why the work that fantastic volunteer-run charity Little Things for Tiny Tots does is so important. They provide New Baby Boxes containing new and pre-loved essential items to help families in need take care of their newborn. How wonderful is that! My electorate office is now a collection point for Little Things.... If you would like to donate new or pre-loved baby items, including clothes, nappies, wipes, blankets, towels, bottles, toys and books (the full list of accepted items is on the website) you can now drop them off at my office in Leeming, Monday-Friday between 9:30am-5pm. Our office is located on the corner of South Street and Calley Drive in the Professional Centre opposite Stocklands Bull Creek. See the full list of items that can be donated here: https://www.littlethings.org.au/what-to-donate

15.01.2022 KAREL AVE NOISE WALL UPDATE Yesterday Dr Jags - Labors candidate for Riverton - and I met with Mainroads WA to discuss options, costs and designs for a noise abatement wall on Karel Avenue. Once we have some costings and concepts, well be speaking to the City of Cockburn and Melville as well as local residents to get your views and feedback - so watch this space and make sure to share this post to let others know! ... Thank you to those residents who contacted me in support of the project, and a special thanks to Leeming Local, Jennifer Barton, for campaigning tirelessly on the issue. Things are looking promising! If you havent already signed, add your name at https://jandakot.walabor.org.au//karel-ave-noise-abatemen/

13.01.2022 This week marks 57 years since the Battle of Long Tan, in which 18 Australians and approximately 245 Vietnamese died. The anniversary of this significant battle is also Vietnam Veterans Day. On Tuesday I joined the Cockburn RSL in commemorating the 521 Australians who died fighting during our 10 year involvement in the Vietnam War. Lest we forget.

12.01.2022 Main Roads Roadworks Update Ghostgum Avenue, between Armadale Road and Cedarleaf Entrance: A temporary daytime closure will be implemented on Saturday 28 November from 5am until 8pm for asphalt resurfacing. Signed detours will be in place. (image 1)... Armadale Road, between Verde Drive and Tapper Road: A new road alignment is in place at the temporary roundabout, where the entry and exit points on Tapper Road have expanded. Please drive carefully and exercise caution when driving through these changed traffic conditions. (image 2). Kwinana Freeway northbound, between Russell Road and Berrigan Drive: Will be reduced to two lanes with speed restrictions in place from Sunday 29 November through to January 2021 to facilitate beam installation works on the western side of Kwinana Freeway. Please allow additional journey time and drive carefully through the changed conditions. Cockburn Central Train Station car park: Additional bays are now available at the Cockburn Central Train Station car park with some sections still under construction. Transperth patrons are advised to take care in this area due to changing traffic conditions and should consider using Aubin Grove Station as an alternative during this period. Armadale Road, between Kwinana Freeway and Ghostgum Avenue: Intermittent lane closures may be required to facilitate necessary site works. Please adhere to traffic management in place.

12.01.2022 Thats a wrap on todays Community Cabinet! Thank you to all those who attended, as well as those who asked questions of the McGowan Government Ministers. A special thanks to Mark McGowan for taking the time out of his busy schedule to be here, and his team for the work they did with planning and organising todays event. ... Some great questions were asked on innovation in healthcare, community safety and our governments plan for WA jobs. As always, if you have any follow up or questions, please contact me at [email protected].

12.01.2022 Smart Freeway Update Tomorrow the Smart Freeway upgrades to Kwinana Freeway Northbound between the Narrows Bridge and Farrington road will be operational. These changes to lanes and signage will ensure a smoother flow of traffic, and a quicker trip. ... This may take some time to get used to, so I thank you for your patience in advance. Me and my team frequently use the freeway, and well be taking 5 minutes today to go over these changes. You can too at https://smartfreeways.wa.gov.au/

11.01.2022 As Premier Mark McGowan rightfully said and I know in my first term being in your shadows has brought insightful learnings, inspirational thoughts and positive advice from you for which I am most grateful. Youve achieved, help change and provided such positive Community spirit Aunty Josie and your legacy is an inspiration to us all. Thank you for all your contributions to Western Australia and its people!!!

11.01.2022 We’ve delivered a new bus route for Treeby My volunteers and I are back out in Treeby doorknocking again to let residents know about the new 523 route and take their feedback. We’ll be sending out the link to provide feedback soon.... As we get closer to the March 13th Election, we’ll be doorknocking more and more to spread the message of the Mark McGowan Labor Government. Help me remain your voice on the Mark McGowan Labor team and volunteer at www.yazmubarakai.com.au/volunteer

11.01.2022 Treeby - have your say on your new bus route, the 523 to Cockburn station! My team and I are doorknocking in Calleya estate this afternoon to let residents know about the new route. Be sure to let Transperth know about your commute at www.mysaytransport.wa.gov.au/proposed-new-route-523

10.01.2022 Have you seen the new designs for the Ranford Road Station as part of the Thornlie to Cockburn Link? Initial surveying works are underway at the site (which is why there are hundreds of those white poly pipes sticking out of the ground on the side of Ranford Road). When completed, residents will be able to reach Perth City in under 30 minutes.

07.01.2022 I met a bit of a local legend and Perthonality, Ron (or Jimmy) De Lacy whilst I was out doorknocking in Leeming about our campaign for a noise wall on Karel Ave. In 1981 Ron was chosen from 250 fellow employees from the MTT (now PTA) to promote bus services. Although it was a bit before my time, I am told that he was quite the household name in Perth during the 80s! Ron is also a bit of an artist and cartoonist - and I want to thank him for the very current one of Palmer an...d the hard border below. I think its very fair to suggest that Palmer is a little bit full of hot air. If you havent already done so, please let me know of your support for a noise reduction wall at www.yazmubarakai.com.au/com/karel-ave-noise-abatement-wall/

07.01.2022 Those experiencing family and domestic violence shouldn't be forced to stay in unsafe conditions because of their tenancy agreement. That’s why our Government changed the Residential Tenancies Act 1987 to better meet the needs of tenants experiencing family and domestic violence. Victims can now choose to stay or leave their tenancies and if desired, make their rental homes safer with timely access to lock changes and other security upgrades. ... It’s practical changes like these that help survivors of family and domestic violence to feel safer and more supported.

06.01.2022 A little bit of education early in life on respectful and relationships can go a long way in changing behaviours. We have rolled out the $1 million WA Respectful Relationships Teaching Support Program pilot, supporting school staff to teach students about domestic violence prevention By teaching students about healthy and positive relationships and by implementation of a whole-of-school approach to violence prevention, we’re making sure WA students have a better understanding of preventing, identifying and stopping family and domestic violence.

05.01.2022 Great to see a familiar face on Monday at the City of Cockburn citizenship ceremony! Jill is originally from Singapore, and works in the hospitality department at Parliament House. Congratulations to those new Australians that we welcomed on Monday - I hope your journey to becoming a citizen has been as rewarding and exciting as mine was

04.01.2022 Thrilled to be in parliament with Premier Mark McGowan passing legislation to protect WA families.

04.01.2022 TREEBY BUS ROUTE UPDATE Yesterday I tabled our petition with 114 signatures (which doesnt include the 150+ online signatures) calling for the diversion of the 518 and 519 bus routes into Calleya Estate. But our campaign isnt over yet! I will continue to meet with the PTA and the Minister for Transport, the Hon Rita Saffioti MLA to push for this addition. ... Our communities are incredibly popular places to lives, and I will continue to ensure that the State Government is providing the facilities needed to accommodate us. Treeby Community Association Calleya Calleya Estate, Treeby (Banjup)

04.01.2022 We had a special guest drop by Harrisdale yesterday! Premier Mark McGowan and I stopped by Harrisdale Shopping Centre for a quick coffee and to say gday to residents. The Premier and the WA Labor Government Ministers have been in Jandakot, Southern River and Darling Range since Sunday to speak to residents about their concerns and see for themselves all that has been happening down this way of recent (including the widening of the Ranford Road train bridge in Canning Vale!...) If youre interested in staying up to date on whats happening in our community, sign up to my newsletter at www.yazmubarakai.com.au/

03.01.2022 The Thornlie to Cockburn Link will make a huge difference to our community It will mean linking our ever growing suburbs to the city via a 30 minute rail journey, less cars on our roads, and upgraded rail crossings in Karel Ave and Ranford Road. 500 Western Australians are working on the $716m project that is scheduled for completion in 2023.... With construction underway, I know that there will be some short term inconveniences. Noise and altered traffic conditions will affect our day to day lives. I cannot thank you enough for your patience and understanding. And I thank those residents who reached out to me to voice their support for the widening of the bridge. I was glad to pass on your concerns to the Minister. Please remember to be courteous to other drivers, observe the sign posted speed limit (its 40 at the Ranford Road bridge construction site) and please dont interfere with the traffic cones and signs.

03.01.2022 This year has been incredibly difficult. COVID-19 created uncertainty, separated families and impacted the income of many workers and business owners. It meant that many who were already dealing with other challenges in their lives had added stress. ... It takes its toll. But by checking in with your mates who might be struggling, it may mean the world to them. No one likes to go it alone - and to know that youre in their corner can be incredibly moving. Today is R U OK Day - and I hope that it reminds us all to just send a message, or make that call today to check in with your friends and family who might be doing it tough. We should also take today to ask ourselves if were doing okay. You might not be, and that is fine - but know that there is help out there. Please take care of yourselves. Things are going to get better, and there is always hope. For resources on how to ask someone if theyre okay, go to https://www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask Remember - if you need to talk, there is always someone there to listen. Lifeline - 13 11 14 Kids Helpline - 1800 551 800 Beyondblue - 1300 224 636

02.01.2022 The regions need you! The McGowan Government is calling on all West Aussies looking for seasonal work to look to regional WA. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there is expected to be a large gap in the labour force for regional industries. There are many West Aussies who are looking for work, so we want to do our bit to match up those workers with these important roles and assist the many WA producers who are doing it tough. ... What a great opportunity to experience the outback and the beautiful pastoral regions of our great state!

02.01.2022 The WA hard border has been an effective measure in mitigating the spread of COVID-19. I am glad that common sense has prevailed, and that the Federal Court has found in favour of our hard border - and I know that there will be many Jandakot residents feeling who are relieved to hear of this decision. As I have said before, for as long as is deemed necessary and lawfully allowed, I will support our interstate border restrictions.

02.01.2022 The McGowan Labor Government is investing in Western Australias first hydrogen fuelling station right here in Jandakot Today, as part of the WA Recovery Plan, weve announced a $22 million funding boost to drive renewable hydrogen in WA. The package includes:... $5.7 million towards a renewable hydrogen micro grid to power Denham $2 million to support FMGs renewable hydrogen mobility project to replace its diesel bus fleet at the Christmas Creek mine with hydrogen fuel cell busses $1 million to support development of Perths first hydrogen refueling station at ATCOs Clean Energy Innovation Hub in Jandakot We are investing a further $13.3 million on studies, program and initiatives to support the hydrogen industry. And weve brought forward the targets set out in the WA Renewable Hydrogen Strategy, from 2040 to 2030. Renewable hydrogen provides us, and our trading partners, the opportunity to decarbonise our industries, diversify our economy and will create local jobs across WA - and were getting on with driving this opportunity for our State.

01.01.2022 We’ve just released SafeWA, a free app which will provide businesses with a digital COVID-19 contact register system. SafeWA is endorsed by the Department of Health and includes key features such as unique QR codes for venues which patrons can scan to register their attendance. Data will be encrypted at the point of capture, stored securely and only be accessible by authorised Department of Health contact tracing personnel, should COVID-19 contact tracing be necessary.... The app is being provided as a free, easy, contactless solution. A paper-based register system will also be available. To learn more and download the app visit www.safewa.health.wa.gov.au.

01.01.2022 My good friend and Member for Armadale Dr. Tony Buti MLA is holiding a giant book sale this Saturday 5th of September from 9am to 4pm at his office on 2898 Albany Hwy Kelmscott. All proceeds are going to Starick, who provide a range of services for women and children escaping domestic violence. I hope to see you there!