News Articles for WA Labor

State Labor is taking the fight to the government over its economic performance.

WA Labor's road to reform got off to a good start at last week's annual conference, but the momentum must be maintained.

The problems keep mounting for federal Labor in WA, with former colleagues speaking out against each other in a very public stoush.

Western Australian voters will return to the polls tomorrow for a Senate election re-run which could have major consequences for the federal government's legislative agenda.

Federal Labor's leadership ballot, which will involve rank-and-file members for the first time, has the capacity to make or break the party – including in Western Australia.

From council amalgamations to Elizabeth Quay, power prices to ballooning debt, Colin Barnett faces criticism whichever way he turns.

Opinion polls have always been a very rough guide to election outcomes, and this weekend's state election is likely to be no exception.

The Australian High Court's decision on WA's electoral legislation, due to be handed down next February, will determine whether Labor or the Nationals and Liberals govern WA into th