Supporting WA families
$963 million to provide targeted assistance to WA families.
- Rolling out residential battery rebates and no-interest loans for 100,000 WA households.
- Introducing flat fares across Transperth and Transregional networks, halving Transwa fares, and continuing free fares for school students.
- Delivering the second round of the WA Student Assistance Payment.
- Boosting the Regional Pensioner Travel Card to $775.
- Keeping increases to the basket of household fees and charges below inflation.
Made in WA
Supporting future growth and creating WA jobs through our Made in WA plan.
- Building electric buses and ferries.
- Investment in major economic infrastructure including Strategic Industrial Areas, ports and transmission network.
- Establishing manufacturing facilities to build transmission towers and other components.
- Commencing our local battery manufacturing program.
- Boosting the Investment Attraction Fund to support new energy projects.
Education and training
$1.8 billion increased spend on education and training infrastructure and services.
- Investing in schools to keep pace with growing demand and supporting students with disability.
- Boosting before and after school care, piloting increased kindy hours, expanding the School Breakfast Program, and supporting school canteens.
- Delivering new schools and upgrades, boosting investment in maintenance, and air conditioning.
- Expanding lower fee and Fee-Free TAFE courses to boost our construction workforce and capture economic opportunity.
Becoming the healthiest state in the nation
$1.4 billion additional spend on health and mental health.
- Boosting emergency department and emergency access reforms.
- Increasing access to residential parenting services.
- Establishing virtual access to specialist mental health care for children in rural and remote areas.
- Establishing Older Adult Care Hubs and expanding the WA Virtual Emergency Department.
- Planning St John of God Midland and Royal Perth Hospital ED expansions.
Ensuring everyone has a home
Housing completions reached the highest level in 7 years in 2024, but focus on boosting housing continues.
- Investing in housing enabling infrastructure to unlock more homes.
- Continued focus on growing the construction workforce.
- Delivering stamp duty relief for first homebuyers.
- Continued significant investment in social and affordable housing.
- Shared equity loans for new apartments and townhouses and modular homes.
- Doubling GROH construction program and establishing a Regional Housing Support Fund.
Building safer and stronger communities
$1.1 billion investment in services that support and keep our community safe.
- Boosting frontline child protection and out-of-home care services.
- Doubling down on our efforts to curb the scourge of domestic violence.
- Investing in WA Police to keep our community safe and catch hoons on our roads.
- Supporting PCYCs and expanding early intervention and diversion programs.
- Bolstering our fire and emergency response capability.
Growing WA sport and entertainment
We're investing in more sport and community infrastructure than ever before.
- Investing in changerooms, lights, courts and facilities across the State.
- Upgrading women's sporting facilities.
- Supporting participation through Kids Access All Areas Pass and $300 KidSport vouchers.
- Backing WA sport including the establishment of a new NRL team.
- Investing in Burswood community, entertainment and sporting precinct.
- Supporting community organisations like Binar Futures.
- Delivering tracks, trails, jetties and campgrounds so locals and tourists can connect with our natural attractions.
Investing in regional WA
We're committed to delivering for regional WA, with a $10.3 billion pipeline of regional infrastructure investment over the next four years.
- Boosting regional housing - doubling the GROH construction program, establishing the Regional Housing Support Fund and investing in regional projects.
- Investing in quality regional health infrastructure, services and virtual care.
- Cost of living relief including increasing the PATS fuel subsidy and Regional Pensioner Travel Card, halving Transwa fares, and Country Week assistance.
- Guaranteeing new regional police recruits accommodation as they complete training in Perth.
- Boosting regional road safety.