00:00Improving access to WA's embattled health care system, addressing the housing crisis
00:08and diversifying the economy, these are the priorities WA Labor says underpins its government.
00:14And a fourth term for this premier's incredible state government will be so much harder than
00:20asking for a second or even a third.
00:23The work starts now?
00:24No.
00:25The work has already begun.
00:28Outside, protesters called for action on different issues, notably to stop the development
00:33of the AUKUS nuclear submarine program and to completely outlaw hydraulic fracturing or
00:39fracking, a method used to extract gas from the ground.
00:43Fracking is banned in the south-west, Perth and Peel, and we want it extended to ban fracking
00:49in the Kimberley.
00:50We just want to keep it safe, you know, we want to keep it clean, we want to keep it fresh
00:54for us and also the next generation.
00:57Support from lay party members still requires action from the Parliamentary Party, led by
01:03the Premier Roger Cook, to turn policy into legislation.
01:0798% of Western Australia is currently not eligible for fracking.
01:13So in Western Australia we already have incredibly stringent arrangements in relation to that sort
01:18of resource.
01:19Top shit waste!
01:20Keep it up!
01:21Environmental groups threatening to make the prospect of a fourth Labour term difficult if
01:27it doesn't act on their concerns.
01:29We're going to be working really hard to make sure that people understand what the threat
01:34is to the Kimberley and we believe that's going to be a major problem for Labour.
01:38The Premier's state conference continues tomorrow.
01:39The Premier's state conference continues tomorrow.
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