Parlia mentary clash over unparliamentary language and railway bill
In the Bunbury Herald a debate unfolds over unparliamentary terms used in Parliament and the suspension of a member. The piece questions Speaker Troy’s handling, critiques the Railway Bill rejection, and criticizes Esperance settlement leaders for hypocrisy while outlining impacts on local land and community needs.
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