WA premier confronted by South Hedland community members
Key points
- Residents of South Hedland confronted WA Premier Roger Cook during a five-hour visit to the northern town. It was his first trip there since the state government announced a coronial inquest into the deaths of three local children in 2022.
- Cook said he fully appreciated that people wanted to see things improve. Child Protection Minister Jessica Stojkovski accompanied him, and no child protection policy announcements were made.
- Opposition Leader Basil Zempilas said it was insulting that the premier did not meet affected families.
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