Federal Member for Brand Madeleine King MP has met with representatives from local business groups,
employment agencies, and disability employment services for a roundtable on jobs and skills in Kwinana.

Eligible local not-for-profit community organisations are invited to apply for a grant between $1000 and $5000 from the 2022 Volunteer Grants program.

The Albanese Government is calling for people in Brand to have their say on the future of the arts in Australia to help support the vibrant arts communities in Rockingham and Kwinana.

Many people are rightly concerned about Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) and the
devastating impacts it could have to our livestock industry if it were to reach our shores.

Under an Albanese Labor Government, local Kwinana families will benefit from investment in the fantastic Ngala Child and Parent Centre in Calista.

An Albanese Labor Government has committed to more than $1.7 million for important school-led projects across Western Australia to build a better future for local school kids.

Under Labor, families in Brand will get the bulk billed urgent medical care they need, without having to wait hours at over-burdened hospital emergency departments. 

An Albanese Labor Government will invest in defence personnel and veterans in Western Australia by providing $5 million in funding for a new Veteran Wellbeing Centre south of Perth.

Scott Morrison’s claim in Question Time that his support for Clive Palmer’s challenge to Western Australia’s borders was ‘normal convention’ is yet another example of Barnaby Joyce’s observation ‘how earnestly he rearranges the truth to a lie’. 
  
The facts are that during the entire time Christian Porter was Attorney-General he intervened in just 31 constitutional proceedings out of a total of 653. 

The price of family child care has been jacked up by more than double the CPI inflation rate in 2021, causing stress and financial strain for Rockingham and Kwinana families.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics released the latest data on price increases to December 2021, showing child care prices increase in Perth by 8.6 per cent, while CPI inflation was only 3.5 per cent.