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Perth Hills Experiences Mini Tornado

News RoomBy News RoomFebruary 19, 20250 ViewsNo Comments2 Mins Read
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Today’s headlines in Western Australia focus on issues such as stamp duty, childcare availability, and climate change advocacy. A survey of 15,000 West Australians revealed that stamp duty is a significant barrier for many individuals looking to purchase a home, particularly for first home buyers and downsizers. Both the Labor and Liberal parties have made election pledges to increase the tax-free threshold for first homebuyers, but critics argue that these thresholds do not account for Perth’s high median house price, which is expected to exceed $740,000 this year. This news highlights the challenges faced by those trying to enter the property market in Western Australia.

Another pressing issue is the lack of childcare availability, with more than 5500 children across the state living in what is referred to as “childcare deserts.” In these areas, there is only one spot available at a childcare centre for every three children who need it. This shortage of childcare facilities can have a significant impact on families and working parents, making it difficult for them to access essential services. This study sheds light on the need for investment and support in the childcare sector to ensure that all children have access to quality care and education.

In the realm of sports and environmental activism, Fremantle Docker captain Alex Pearce is leading a campaign against climate inaction, along with over 100 Australian athletes. Despite his club’s recent sponsorship deal with Woodside Energy, Pearce is using his platform to raise awareness about the urgent need for action on climate change. He emphasizes the importance of protecting the environment for future generations and ensuring that extreme weather events do not disrupt sports activities. This campaign underscores the growing concern among athletes about the impact of climate change on their sports and communities.

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As the day unfolds, these stories will continue to develop and shape the public discourse in Western Australia and beyond. The challenges of purchasing a home, finding childcare, and addressing climate change are issues that affect individuals and communities on a daily basis. By highlighting these issues and the efforts of individuals like Alex Pearce to advocate for change, we can engage in meaningful discussions and work towards solutions that benefit all members of society. Stay tuned as we bring you the latest updates and developments on these important topics throughout the day.

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