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MARK MCGOWAN
AND WA LABOR
Plan for
Murray-Wellington,
Mandurah &
Dawesville
KEEP WA
STRONG
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 1
Mark McGowan and WA Labor
Plan for Murray-Wellington,
Mandurah & Dawesville
1. Executive Summary 4
2. Job Creation in the Regions: 10
Pipeline of Work 10
WA Buy Local Policy 11
Growing our Tourism Sector 11
Growing the Resources Sector 12
Preference for WA Based Workers 14
Incentivising Land Activation 14
Growing Small Business 15
Investing in Industry 15
Growing our Agricultural Sector 15
Growing our Fishing Industry 16
Caring for our Land and Creating Economic Opportunities 17
Creative and Cultural Industries in Regional WA 18
Aboriginal Procurement Policy 19
Aboriginal Ranger Program 19
3. Support for Employment in the Regions 20
4. Investing in our TAFEs and VET to Skill Local Workers 22
5. Delivering a Quality Education 25
6. Quality Healthcare Closer to Home 28
7. Record Investment in Regional Roads 31
8. Keeping WA Safe 34
9. Supporting Vulnerable Communities 36
10. Sport and Community Infrastructure 37
11. Achievements and Works Underway 38
STAY INFORMED:
markmcgowan.com.au/peel
Mark McGowan
mark.mcgowan@walabor.org.au
Authorised by T. Picton, 3/22 Eastbrook Tce, East Perth WA 6004.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 2
Mark McGowan and WA Labor
Plan for Murray-Wellington,
Mandurah & Dawesville
It’s my pleasure to present to you the Plan for Murray-Wellington, Mandurah and
Dawesville - a re-elected McGowan Labor Government’s plan to keep these areas
strong.
Firstly though, I’d like to thank the people of Murray-Wellington, Mandurah and
Dawesville. The past year has been extremely challenging, but thanks to the efforts
and understanding of all Western Australians, we have managed to keep our State
safe from COVID-19.
By staying safe we have been able to open our economy faster than anywhere in the
world, protecting thousands of jobs.
From day one, WA jobs have been my number one priority and my WA Labor
Government has made a significant investment in the regions, to create local jobs,
support the local economy and improve services like health and education.
If you look around Murray-Wellington, Mandurah and Dawesville, you’ll see a number
of major projects underway, as part of our $28.8 billion pipeline of work.
Projects like the $152 million Peel Health Campus redevelopment, the $82 million
Lakelands METRONET station, the $49.3 million Transform Peel initiative, the $32.1
million Mandurah train station multi-storey carpark and the $10.4 million Pinjarra
Senior High School upgrades.
As part of my WA Jobs Plan, we will make sure the local jobs created as part of
these projects go to Western Australians first.
We also made TAFE a priority so everyone can get the skills they need. As part of
the highly successful Lower Fees, Local Skills initiative, TAFE fees have been slashed
by up to 72 per cent, making quality training more affordable than ever, so every
Western Australian has a pathway to a good job.
The Plan for Murray-Wellington, Mandurah and Dawesville continues our record
investment in regional WA.
As you read through the plan, you’ll see our focus on creating jobs and training
opportunities, and improving local services for Western Australians.
Creating jobs and training opportunities for Western Australians will always be my
number one priority, because no one should have to travel over east to find a good
job.
Our Plan for Murray-Wellington, Mandurah and Dawesville will ensure
our major investment into these areas will continue with further
upgrades to local schools, TAFE upgrades, new tourism infrastructure
and initiatives, improved health services, a significant investment in
local roads, and much more.
Our Plan for Murray-Wellington, Mandurah and Dawesville will
ensure that we continue to recover, stronger than ever.
Mark McGowan
Premier of Western Australia
January 2021
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 3
Executive Summary
Pipeline of Work in Murray-Wellington, Mandurah
& Dawesville
A re-elected McGowan Labor Government will:
use the contracting and purchasing power of government to deliver more local
jobs through a pipeline of work in Murray-Wellington, Mandurah and Dawesville.
Peel Health Campus redevelopment Leschenault Leisure Centre in
($152 million) Australind ($3 million)
Lakelands METRONET station Dawesville Community Centre
($82 million) ($3 million)
Australind Railcar Replacement Kingston Primary School - new
($54.7 million) classroom block ($2.5 million)
Transform Peel initiative Munday Avenue extension, Pinjarra
($49.3 million) ($2.5 million)
Bushfire Centre of Excellence, Peel Regional Trails ($2 million)
Nambeelup ($33.16 million) Mandurah Police Station - upgrades
Mandurah train station multi-storey ($2 million)
carpark ($32.1 million) Peel Therapeutic Women’s Refuge -
Pinjarra Heavy Haulage Deviation - expansion ($2 million)
Stage 1 ($27.5 million) Pinjarra Senior High School - STEM
Madora Bay Primary School - new classroom ($1.5 million)
school ($25.77 million) Coodanup College - STEM
Australind Senior High School - classroom ($1.5 million)
upgrades ($15 million) Halls Head College - STEM
South Metropolitan TAFE - classroom ($1.5 million)
Mandurah Hospitality and Tourism Harvey Senior High School -
Training Centre and Hair and Beauty upgrades ($1.2 million)
($14.67 million)
Bibbulmun Track and Munda Biddi
Pinjarra Senior High School - Trail - upgrades ($1.19 million)
Performing Arts Centre and Sports
Hall ($10.4 million) John Tonkin College - STEM
classrooms ($1 million)
Peel Food Technology Facility
($10 million) Ravenswood Community Centre
($750,000)
Dwellingup Adventure Trails Project
($7.65 million) Harvey Senior Citizens Centre -
upgrades ($610,000)
Kemerton Strategic Industrial Area
works ($7.5 million) Harvey Senior High School - STEM
classroom ($500,000)
Road and rail crossing upgrades -
Cookernup, Coolup & Waroona
($7 million)
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 4
Job Creation in the continue to deliver the $49.3
million Transform Peel initiative
Regions including the Peel Business Park in
Nambeelup.
Growing our Tourism Sector
Growing our Agricultural Sector
A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will: A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will:
invest $2.7 million to complete the
final 18 kilometres of mountain bike invest $10 million for the Peel Food
trails within the Dwellingup area. Technology Facility project.
This final stretch of trail will qualify
Dwellingup for international Trail continue to invest in WA’s primary
Town status, bringing worldwide industries with details of further
recognition of our unique trail initiatives to be announced shortly.
system that is already attracting Growing our Fishing Industry
riders from around the globe.
As part of the implementation of the
invest a further $2 million into Peel Aquaculture Development Plan, a re-
Regional Trails. elected McGowan Labor Government
invest $105,000 towards the Harvey will:
Trails and Adventure Precinct. create further aquaculture zones
Preference for WA Based that will attract investment
opportunities to expand this
Workers important industry.
A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will: Caring for our Land
and Creating Economic
commit to reduce the reliance on Opportunities
interstate FIFO and provide more
opportunities for local workers in implement the Peel Harvey
regional WA to have access to the Protection Plan, to enable expanded
training required for jobs in the nutrient reduction actions and
resources sector. river protection works (fencing,
revegetation) through the Peel
Incentivising Land Activation Harvey Catchment Council, and also
enable participation in planning and
A re-elected McGowan Labor mapping of cultural sites with the
Government will: Bindjareb Noongar people.
invest in the development of project continue to provide opportunities
ready land and the establishment for carbon farming and carbon
of projects on Industrial Land sequestration to increase
Authority (ILA) estates across WA. agricultural productivity and create
jobs in regional communities.
Investing in Industry
A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will:
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 5
Creative and Cultural Industries Access to Childcare in the
in Regional WA Regions
A re-elected McGowan Labor A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will: Government will:
invest a further $16 million in work with local government and
the WA Screen Fund (previously businesses to address the lack of
the Regional Film Fund) which childcare options in the regions.
encourages production in the Further details of the policy will be
State’s regions. announced shortly.
allocate a further $4 million to the Housing Options in the Regions
Regional Exhibition Touring Boost
that connects regional galleries with A re-elected McGowan Labor
the State’s art collection. Government will:
allocate a further $5 million to address the barriers to accessing
the Regional Arts and Cultural affordable housing in regional WA,
Investment Program which includes by continuing to make residential
Made In WA Grants, Aboriginal land more affordable, and
Arts Commissioning Fund and the increasing the availability of GROH
Regional and Remote Festivals and social housing.
Fund.
Investing in our TAFEs
Aboriginal Ranger Program
and VET to Skill Local
A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will: Workers
continue to expand the Aboriginal Modern TAFE Equipment for a
Ranger Program with details of World Class TAFE
further initiatives to be announced
shortly. A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will:
Support for invest in equipment upgrades
Employment in the across the State’s TAFEs giving
students access to more industry
Regions standard and state of the art
equipment, including x-ray
More affordable public transport technology for agriculture, 3D
costs printers, drones and more.
A re-elected McGowan Labor VET in Schools
Government will:
A re-elected McGowan Labor
reduce the cost of public transport Government will:
by capping fares for all METRONET
train and bus journeys at the cost of support students to access School
a 2 zone ticket. Based Apprenticeships and trade
pathways.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 6
prioritise STEM courses that have invest $152 million redevelopment
been evaluated by industry as and expansion of the Peel Health
suitable for school students. Campus.
ensure local flexibility for schools to deliver Stage 2 of the $200.1 million
negotiate the most suitable courses Bunbury Hospital redevelopment to
and delivery arrangements with ensure South West residents have
their local TAFE colleges and local access to a contemporary facility.
industries.
develop a new Peel Women’s Health
introduce a suite of wraparound Program, to connect women with
measures with details to be health and support services and
announced soon. information at both the crisis point
and early intervention point.
Delivering a Quality Patient Assisted Travel Scheme
Education (PATS)
STEM at School A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will:
A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will: continue to invest in the Patient
Assisted Travel Scheme (PATS) for
invest $1.5 million to Pinjarra Senior regional patients who need to travel
High School, $1.5 million to Halls to a major centre to seek treatment.
Head College and $1.5 million to
Coodanup College to deliver new increase the accommodation
STEM classrooms. subsidy to $100 per night.
invest $1 million to John Tonkin increase escort eligibility for people
College (both campuses) and from vulnerable and disadvantaged
$500,000 to Harvey Senior High groups, including women travelling
School to redevelop classrooms to give birth.
into STEM classrooms.
Paid Paramedics for the Regions
deliver even more access to a
great Science education for every A re-elected McGowan Labor
primary school student across the Government will:
region, including a new Science
expand the Community Paramedic
lab for primary school students at
Model across the State to ensure
Waroona District High School.
that there are more professional,
paid paramedics, increasing the
Quality Healthcare reliability of country ambulance
Closer to Home services and improving the parity of
country sub-centres with the metro
Investing in Regional Health area.
Infrastructure and Services
A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will:
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 7
Mental Health and Digital Health install a roundabout at Bortolo
Drive and Lowden Road in
A re-elected McGowan Labor Mandurah.
Government will:
invest $5 million to increase the
ensure regional communities number of Truck Rest Stops on our
continue to have access to major roads. These rest stops will
innovative digital health services, have a range of amenities making it
providing a more equitable health easy for freight drivers and tourists
system, and supporting regional to fight driver fatigue and take
and remote clinicians to care for regular rest breaks.
the physical and mental health of
people living in the regions.
Keeping WA Safe
Making our Roads Police in our Community
Safer A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will:
A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will: continue our unprecedented
investment in additional police
invest a further $52 million officers, new digital technologies
investment into our now $507 and equipment, and infrastructure
million Regional Road Safety to help keep our communities safe.
Program to invest in repairing,
rebuilding and road safety Investing in our Fire &
treatments on tens of thousands of Emergency Services
kilometres of country roads.
A re-elected McGowan Labor
invest an additional $14.8 million Government will:
towards our now $251.8 million
Regional Road Upgrades Program, invest $4 million in personal
upgrading intersections, adding protective equipment for
new lanes, widening roads, professional and volunteer
upgrading signage and improving firefighters.
visibility.
Meth Action Plan
invest $2.5 million to construct
the Munday Avenue extension, A re-elected McGowan Labor
providing a link between Government will:
Greenlands Road and Munday
continue our commitment to
Avenue in Pinjarra.
increase access to treatment and
deliver the first stage of left address the supply of meth in
acceleration lanes along Forrest regional WA.
Highway to facilitate safer access
open a dedicated alcohol and other
to the communities of Binningup,
drug rehabilitation unit for men
Harvey, Preston Beach and Myalup.
in custody at Bunbury Regional
widen and seal shoulders, install Prison, providing an intensive
animal warning signs, delineation therapeutic pathway to recovery.
and pavement markings on Corio
Road in Ravenswood.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 8Supporting Vulnerable
Communities
A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will:
continue to improve outcomes for
vulnerable community members by
connecting them with the services
and supports they need.
invest $110,000 for a 12 month trial
of the Caring Dads Program in the
Peel region.
Sport and Community
Infrastructure
A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will:
invest $750,000 to build a new
multi-use Community Centre in
Ravenswood, including a clubroom,
kitchen, storerooms, meeting room
and change rooms with showers
and toilets.
invest $3 million to expand the
Leschenault Leisure Centre in
Australind to include two additional
courts, associated spectator
seating, storage, administration and
an upgrade to amenities.
invest $3 million towards a multi-
purpose community centre in
Dawesville to create a hub for
community activity.
invest $610,000 to the Harvey
Senior Citizens Centre to build a
brand new social area, additional
office space and accessible toilets.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 9Job Creation
in the Regions
The McGowan Labor Government is committed to creating jobs across regional
WA and diversifying local regional economies. We will continue to invest in job-
creating projects across regional WA and ensure local businesses benefit from
this work.
Pipeline of Work to Deliver Jobs in the Regions
A re-elected McGowan Labor As part of the COVID WA Recovery
Government will: Plan the McGowan Labor Government
has created a pipeline of work to
use the contracting and purchasing deliver infrastructure and economic
power of government to deliver stimulus projects in a sustainable
more local jobs through a pipeline way, creating opportunities for WA
of work in Murray-Wellington, businesses to maximise local jobs.
Mandurah and Dawesville.
For further information visit
www.wa.gov.au/pipeline
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 10WA Buy Local Policy Growing Our Tourism
Sector
Together with the revised ‘WA Buy
Local Policy 2020’, a re-elected
On coming into government the
McGowan Labor Government will
McGowan Labor Government delivered
continue to ensure State Government
on its 2017 election commitment and
agencies prioritise local businesses
injected more than $425 million into
that are based in the regional location
the tourism industry, providing funding
in which the work or service is being
certainty and security.
delivered.
There has also been a significant
The McGowan Labor Government
investment in tourism infrastructure
revamped the WA Buy Local Policy
including as part of the WA Recovery
2020 and implemented changes
Plan. This support is ongoing.
including:
• higher regional price preferences A re-elected McGowan Labor
for regional businesses of up to Government will:
$250,000 or $500,000 depending
invest $2.7 million to complete the
on the nature of the contract.
final 18 kilometres of mountain
• training for regional contractors bike trails within the Dwellingup
on the policy and how to apply for area. This final stretch of trail
contracts. will qualify Dwellingup for
international Trail Town status,
• ‘look-ahead’ lists of forthcoming bringing worldwide recognition
tenders giving more time to bid. of our unique trail system that
• increased contract thresholds is already attracting riders from
for regional offices of State around the globe.
Government agencies, to allow
invest a further $2 million into Peel
greater local decision-making about
Regional Trails.
contracting of works, goods and
services. invest $105,000 towards the
The new WA Buy Local Policy 2020 Harvey Trails and Adventure
is expected to create a further 3,000 Precinct.
regional jobs and more than 200 The McGowan Labor Government will
apprenticeships and traineeships also deliver the projects announced as
during the first 12 months of its part of the WA Recovery Plan and over
operation, critical for a State-wide the past four years, including:
recovery from the economic impacts of
COVID-19. • $4.95 million to help implement the
Dwellingup Adventure Trails project.
• $1.19 million for upgrades on the
Bibbulmun Track and Munda Biddi
Trail including renewing camp sites,
bridges and sections of the track in
the Peel region.
• $750,000 to replace the ageing
timber boardwalk in Lake Goegrup
Nature Reserve in the Mandurah
region.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 11Supporting the tourism Growing the Resources
sector through the COVID-19
pandemic
Sector
The McGowan Labor Government The resources sector has been the
recognised the significant impact backbone of the WA economy and
the COVID-19 pandemic had on the an important employer throughout
tourism and hospitality sectors. regional WA. The McGowan Labor
Government has supported a strong
To support these industries a number and sustainable resources industry in
of specific initiatives were implemented the State, to drive jobs and economic
including: activity across the regions.
• the highly successful ‘Wander out Since 2017 the McGowan Labor
Yonder’ campaign to encourage Government has:
West Australians to holiday in
regional WA. • invested $45 million to continue
the highly successful Exploration
• ‘A million reasons to Wander out Incentive Scheme which supports
Yonder’ campaign to give Western regional exploration, new projects
Australians who spend at least $100 and new jobs.
on a tour or experience, a $100
discount. • funded $28 million for the
development of Environment
• $14.4 million to the WA Tourism Online, a one stop shop for
Recovery program, providing grants environmental approvals that will
of $6,500 to $100,000 to help improve efficiency and information
tourism operators sustain and grow in approvals processes.
their businesses.
• along with $7.7 million for a new
• $1 million in funding for 77 regional Biodiversity Information Office,
events to secure their success in an the assessment timeframes have
uncertain environment. been cut in half for exploration
Programme of Work applications
Electric Vehicle Infrastructure from 30 to 15 business days.
Network • provided additional resources
to key agencies to ensure timely
The McGowan Labor Government is
delivery of environmental approvals
creating Australia’s longest electric
across government.
vehicle charging infrastructure
network, including connections in the • amended the Environmental
Peel and South West. Protection Act to simplify and
reduce unnecessary regulation,
This new technology will be a boost
while maintaining strong
for tourists wanting to take a road trip
environmental protection and
across WA. Motorists will be able to
standards, resulting in reduced
access fast charging stations along
costs to industry and government,
major travel routes.
encouraging business development
and creating jobs, while protecting
the environment.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 12• committed to establish a bilateral • establishing the LNG Jobs
approvals agreement with Taskforce to establish WA as a
the Commonwealth to enable global LNG hub servicing Australia
Commonwealth environmental and the broader Asia-Pacific region,
approvals to be made at the same creating investment opportunities
time as WA approvals. and unlocking new jobs in the LNG
industry.
• invested $7 million to expand the
capacity of the Joe Lord Core • supporting development of the
Library in Kalgoorlie, which stores emerging potash industry, including
core samples that contain valuable by introducing a new rental rate for
geoscientific information for potash projects.
exploration companies and others
seeking mineral discoveries. • supporting regional lithium projects
with a new royalty arrangement
• delivered a sensible policy on that encourages downstream
fracking, which banned fracking in processing and manufacturing.
over 98 per cent of WA including
the South-West, Peel, Perth metro, • investing in Austmine’s WA Mining
Broome and Dampier Peninsula, Equipment, Technology and
and created a rigorous framework Services (METS) Digital Mining
to protect communities and Export Hub in Port Hedland,
environment in the small areas which will build export capacity,
where it is allowed. knowledge and opportunities
between regional, remote and
New industries and resource metropolitan, small and medium
sized enterprises.
opportunities
• partnering with industry,
The McGowan Labor Government is
universities, TAFEs and high schools
committed to looking at new industries
to deliver new qualifications in
and opportunities in the resources
automation.
sector including:
• delivering on the $28 million
Renewable Hydrogen Strategy to
position WA as a major producer
and exporter of renewable
hydrogen, which will bring new
green projects and jobs to regional
WA.
• investing $7.6 million towards
the development of an LNG and
Hydrogen bunkering hub in the
Pilbara, which will encourage green
shipping by major exporters.
• delivering on the Future Battery
Industry Strategy to grow the State
into a world-leading exporter of
future battery minerals, materials,
technologies and expertise,
including $6 million invested
into the Future Battery Industry
Cooperative Research Centre.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 13Preference for WA Incentivising Land
Based Workers Activation
A re-elected McGowan Labor Western Australia has an abundance
Government will continue to work with of land and the McGowan Labor
industry to ensure they preference Government is committed to using
local workers. this land to attract industry and create
regional jobs.
A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will: Western Australia needs to be
competitive to attract the industries
commit to reduce the reliance on that will provide long term jobs,
interstate FIFO and provide more and making land for industry more
opportunities for local workers in affordable to create jobs makes sense.
regional WA to have access to the
training required for jobs in the A re-elected McGowan Labor
resources sector. Government will:
During the height of the COVID-19 invest in the development of
pandemic the government worked project ready land and the
with the resources sector to relocate establishment of projects on
interstate workers to WA. Industrial Land Authority (ILA)
estates across WA.
The priority now is to ensure that local
workers in regional WA have access
to the training required for jobs in the This funding will support developers to
resources sector. construct services, road infrastructure
and secure environmental approvals,
The McGowan Labor Government has: lowering the barriers for industrial
development and incentivising
• made a record investment in our construction.
regional TAFEs to deliver the
training required for the jobs in This builds on the $166.3 million
each region. investment in the Regional Land
Booster Initiative to incentivise land
• created a dedicated webpage for activation in regional areas including
easy reference to the courses that industrial lots in Pinjarra. The initiative
link to work in the resources sector involves repricing land, offering
at www.jobsandskills.wa.gov.au/ rebates and other incentives to
resources temporarily lower the entry hurdles for
• established Jobs and Skills Centres new industrial and commercial land
in TAFEs across WA to provide the developments and support regional
link between the jobs in the local jobs and economic growth.
area and education choices.
• introduced additional TAFE courses
matched to skill needs that have
been identified by the resources
sector.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 14Growing Small Investing in Industry
Business The McGowan Labor Government
has invested $49.3 million into the
The McGowan Labor Government is
Transform Peel initiative, including the
committed to supporting and growing
Peel Business Park in Nambeelup, to
small businesses in regional WA.
drive economic growth and support
The Regional Economic Development jobs in the region.
(RED) grant program is backing local
Stage 1 has supported more than
businesses, helping them to expand
300 jobs during construction and 160
and diversify regional economies.
long-term local jobs are expected to
Over the past four years, the McGowan be created with the first businesses
Labor Government has: moving into the precinct.
• invested over $2.5 million in RED The Transform Peel initiative aims
grants to Murray-Wellington, to drive economic growth in the
Mandurah and Dawesville projects, Peel Region to create more than
to create local jobs and help grow 33,000 jobs across a diverse range of
industry. industries and inject up to $1 billion a
year into the WA economy by 2050.
Small businesses across regional WA
were impacted during the COVID-19
pandemic. Some of the measures
Growing our
the McGowan Labor Government Agricultural Sector
implemented included:
• exemption for businesses from A re-elected McGowan Labor
paying payroll tax under the Government will continue to invest in
JobKeeper Payment scheme until Western Australia’s primary industries
March 28, 2021. to grow the State’s food sector and
create local jobs.
• a one-off $2,500 credit on
electricity bills for small businesses. A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will:
• no utility disconnections or
charging of interest on deferred invest $10 million for the Peel
electricity payments. Food Technology Facility project.
• waiving licence fees for businesses
continue to invest in WA’s primary
in industries such as hospitality,
industries with details of further
tourism, retail and building trades.
initiatives to be announced shortly.
• waiving liquor licence renewal fees
The $10 million Peel Food Technology
for 2020, with refunds provided to
Facility project will assist primary
businesses that had already paid.
producers and food and beverage
• increasing the payroll tax businesses to develop, test and
exemption threshold to $1 million produce new and improved
from 1 July 2020. products using innovative advanced
manufacturing technologies and
• providing a one-off grant of $17,500 processes.
to businesses with a reconciled
2018-19 Australia-wide payroll of This will allow businesses to confirm
between $1 million and $4 million. market demand and source buyers
prior to investing in new large-
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 15scale commercial production lines Sheep Research Facility to support
themselves. world-class sheep research in WA.
Through the WA Recovery Plan the • allowed carbon farming on the
McGowan Government also invested pastoral estate for the first time,
more than $47 million to build the and established the $15 million
capability of food and beverage Carbon Farming Strategy and Land
businesses to grow, invest and export. Restoration Fund to provide new
income streams for farmers.
This investment will help diversify
our manufacturing and processing • re-establishing the Soil and Land
capability to capture value-adding Conservation Council after a 16-year
markets for WA’s high-quality primary hiatus.
production products.
• boosting funding for Natural
Initiatives in the WA Recovery Plan and Resource Management projects to
over the past four years include: $7.75 million per annum.
• $24 million to drive value-adding in This follows the record investment of
WA, including the $16.7 million four- $131.5 million by the McGowan Labor
year Food and Beverage Fund to Government in the 2019-20 Budget
create jobs and investment through to secure the future of the State’s
grants to agrifood businesses to agricultural efforts.
grow local processing.
Under the previous Liberal National
• $48 million grains research Government, core funding for the then-
partnership signed with Grains Department of Agriculture and Food
Research and Development WA was cut significantly with a further
Corporation in 2019. 37 per cent decrease in expenditure
built into the forward estimates.
• $22 million to manage the impacts
of wild dogs on livestock farmers, This resulted in a significant loss of
with a further $13.4 million locked in agricultural capability threatening to
over the next four years. further erode the department’s ability
to deliver for the State’s agriculture
• $14 million for the Digital Farm sector.
Grants Program, driving better
digital connectivity for agricultural
and pastoral businesses and Growing our Fishing
communities across regional
Western Australia. Industry
• $8.1 million investment over four
The McGowan Labor Government is
years to continue the successful
committed to growing our aquaculture
eConnected Grainbelt program.
industry and recently released the
• $6 million over four years to Aquaculture Development Plan. The
continue delivering the Food plan provides the framework to expand
Industry Innovation program to Western Australia’s blue economy,
support regional value-added attract new investment and help create
food and beverage businesses and an estimated 6,000 direct and indirect
promote collaboration across the jobs.
supply chain.
• $2.8 million towards the Katanning
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 16As part of the implementation of the • appointed an officer within the
Aquaculture Development Plan, a re- Department of Primary Industries
elected McGowan Labor Government and Regional Development for the
will: WA Shellfish Quality Assurance
Program.
create further aquaculture zones
that will attract investment
opportunities to expand this
Caring for our Land
important industry. and Creating Economic
Aquaculture development zones are
Opportunities
identified land and water areas that
provide ‘investment ready’ zones with A re-elected McGowan Labor
strategic environmental approvals and Government will:
management policies already in place.
implement the Peel Harvey
WA’s reputation for premium quality, Protection Plan, to enable
sustainable aquaculture product will expanded nutrient reduction
meet growing domestic and export actions and river protection works
demand while growing WA jobs. (fencing, revegetation) through the
Peel Harvey Catchment Council,
This builds on the initiatives
and also enable participation in
implemented over the past four years
planning and mapping of cultural
including:
sites with the Bindjareb Noongar
• funding towards the installation people.
of ‘Flupsies’, marine-based
shellfish nursery modules, to grow continue to provide opportunities
commercial aquaculture on the for carbon farming and carbon
South Coast, Kimberley, Pilbara, sequestration to increase
Gascoyne and Mid-West. agricultural productivity
and create jobs in regional
• upgrading the Watermans Bay communities.
Fish Health Laboratory to provide
improved fish health research and The McGowan Labor Government
development and support services. recently released the Western
Australian Climate Policy, outlining
• upgrading the Hillarys Shellfish actions to create a low carbon future
Research Facility to expand and create jobs.
production of tropical and local
species of rock oysters and scallops A key focus of the policy is increased
that will support industry growth. carbon sequestration through policy
levers that enhance economic
• establishing the Albany Shellfish opportunities, increase agricultural
Hatchery in partnership with the productivity and create jobs in regional
Aquaculture Council of Western communities.
Australia, including recent funding
through the WA Recovery plan for a Key features of the policy include:
greenhouse and nursery to increase • carbon farming on pastoral
production. leases, allowing pastoralists to
• declaration of the Albany (Oyster undertake projects to support the
Harbour) and Mid West Aquaculture regeneration of native vegetation
Development Zones. through managing cattle grazing,
which sequesters carbon while
• committed $8.7 million to building improving pastoral productivity.
the Geraldton Finfish Nursery.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 17• establishing a Land Restoration
and Carbon Farming program on
Creative and Cultural
freehold land to enhance and build Industries in Regional
resilience in agriculture landscapes.
WA
• allowing carbon sequestration
projects in National Parks and on The State’s rich artistic culture
the conservation estate to maximise enriches local communities, promotes
environmental and economic tourism and creates jobs in regional
benefits. WA. Securing funding and expanding
• investing in the Native Vegetation some of our most successful regional
Rehabilitation Scheme for arts programs will give certainty,
revegetation, habitat restoration provide opportunities for regional
and protection of existing artists, as well tourism and economic
vegetation to deliver at‑scale development opportunities for the
environmental outcomes. regions.
• supporting Main Roads to improve A re-elected McGowan Labor
and increase roadside vegetation in Government will:
the agricultural region to offset the
impacts of roadworks. invest a further $16 million in
the WA Screen Fund (previously
Developing a carbon offset market the Regional Film Fund) which
will also allow businesses seeking to encourages production in the
offset emissions to reinvest back into State’s regions.
the local community. A number of
companies in the resources sector are allocate a further $4 million to the
actively pursuing these opportunities. Regional Exhibition Touring Boost
that connects regional galleries
The WA Climate Policy contains further with the State’s art collection.
details and a range of other initiatives
which can be found at: www.wa.gov. allocate a further $5 million to
au/wa-climate-change-policy the Regional Arts and Cultural
Investment Program which
includes Made In WA Grants,
Case study Aboriginal Arts Commissioning
Fund and the Regional and Remote
Carbon farming on pastoral leases Festivals Fund.
has already delivered contracts for
an estimated nine million tonnes of
carbon abatement and around $130
million in revenue for pastoralists.
An additional 15 million tonnes of
carbon abatement are expected to
be sold directly to major greenhouse
gas emitters who need to purchase
carbon credits to offset their
emissions.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 18Aboriginal
Procurement Policy
A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government is committed to building
on the successes of our Aboriginal
Procurement Policy which saw more
than 5.5 per cent of government
contracts for goods, services,
community services and works
awarded to Aboriginal businesses in
2019-20 alone.
Of the contracts awarded, 143
contracts worth a total of more than
$69 million were awarded to Aboriginal
businesses based in regional locations.
The benefits of contracting with
Aboriginal businesses can extend
beyond the successful delivery of
contracts by also improving the
economic prosperity of not only the
Aboriginal people involved but also the
broader Aboriginal community.
Aboriginal Ranger
Program
A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will:
continue to expand the Aboriginal
Ranger Program with details of
further initiatives to be announced
shortly.
A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government remains committed
to continuing and expanding the
successful Aboriginal Ranger Program
and providing opportunities for more
Aboriginal people to manage country
and help build community leadership,
wellbeing and resilience.
Under the program, existing and
emerging Aboriginal organisations can
employ and train rangers to carry out
land and sea management and tourism
activities across a range of tenures in
remote and regional Western Australia.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 19Support for Employment in the Regions
The McGowan Labor Government is committed to helping regional employers
attract and retain individuals and families to move to and live in regional WA.
Issues such as travel costs, access to childcare and education and housing are key
factors when making the decision to move to regional WA.
The McGowan Labor Government is committed to addressing these potential
barriers and support people living in and moving to our regions.
More affordable public Access to Childcare in
transport costs the Regions
The lack of available childcare in the
A re-elected McGowan Labor regions is emerging as a barrier to
Government will: greater workforce participation with
significant waiting lists, challenges
reduce the cost of public transport
attracting staff and a lack of suitable
by capping fares for all METRONET
facilities.
train and bus journeys at the cost
of a 2 zone ticket. A re-elected McGowan Labor
Under the plan, the maximum price Government will:
a passenger will pay will be a 2 Zone
work with local government and
ticket - for a standard trip that is
businesses to address the lack of
$4.90 in cash, $4.40 if using the
childcare options in the regions.
standard Smartrider and $3.90 for the
Further details of the policy will be
Smartrider autoreload.
announced shortly.
If travelling on concession, this would
be $2.10 in cash and $1.68 for the Housing Options in the
Smartrider auto-reload.
Regions
Regular passengers who travel into the
CBD from Mandurah and Dawesville,
The McGowan Labor Government
could save thousands of dollars per
is committed to ensuring that there
year as a result of the $60.6 million
are housing options available to help
investment by a re-elected McGowan
regional communities thrive. Access
Labor Government.
to affordable housing can be a barrier
For example, a Dawesville resident who to staying or moving to a regional
commutes daily to the Perth CBD (a community.
9 zone journey) currently pays $10.48
The McGowan Labor Government has
per trip, using a Smartrider, which is
invested:
about $5,300 annually - this will be
slashed to $3.92 per trip - a saving of • $166.3 million over the last four
more than $3,000 per year. years in the Regional Land
Booster Initiative to incentivise
This fare relief will begin in January
land activation in regional areas
2022.
to temporarily lower the entry
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 20hurdles including for new residential
land developments, including in
Mandurah and Ranford.
• $80 million for targeted
maintenance programs for regional
social, remote and government
workers housing (GROH)
properties.
• $141.7 million to refurbish social
housing across WA’s ageing
housing stock.
• $97 million to build new social
housing across WA.
To date, all contracts to build and
refurbish social housing under the
Social Housing Economic Recovery
Package (SHERP) have been awarded
to local contractors.
Training and Education
One of the reasons families leave
regional WA is to ensure that their
children have access to a quality
education.
The McGowan Labor Government has
made a record investment in TAFE to
ensure that kids have access to the
right training to link to the employment
opportunities in their region.
We have also invested in infrastructure
and programs in our schools to ensure
that we deliver a high quality education
in regional WA.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 21Investing in
our TAFEs and VET
to Skill Local Workers
The McGowan Labor Government has made a record investment in TAFE to ensure
that kids have access to the right training to link to the employment opportunities
in their region. We are also committed to ensuring TAFE is more affordable so
people can access the skills they need to get a good local job.
Slashing Fees to Make Discounted courses at South
Metropolitan TAFE’s Mandurah
TAFE Affordable campus and South Regional TAFE’s
Harvey campus cover a wide range of
Under the highly successful Lower industries including agriculture and
Fees, Local Skills initiative, the horticulture, building and construction,
McGowan Labor Government slashed early childhood, support services, and
fees by up to 72 per cent for 180 TAFE hospitality and tourism.
courses across the State, to make Examples of discounted courses at
training more affordable for Western Mandurah and Harvey TAFE campuses
Australians after the price hikes by the include:
previous Liberal National government.
• Diploma of Early Childhood and
Care
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 22• Diploma of Nursing commercial cookery, tourism and
events management.
• Cert IV in Ageing Support
• invested $5.5 million for hair and
• Cert III in Harvesting and Haulage beauty training facilities.
• Cert III in Mobile Plant Technology • opened a Jobs and Skills Centre.
• Cert III in Tourism
The McGowan Labor Government has: Modern TAFE
• negotiated the joint JobTrainer Equipment for a World
agreement with the Commonwealth
Government to ensure people under Class TAFE
25 or eligible people of all ages
looking for work now pay no more A re-elected McGowan Labor
than $400 in annual course fees. Government will:
• invested $25 million for free TAFE invest in equipment upgrades
short courses to upskill thousands across the State’s TAFEs giving
of West Australians, with a variety students access to more industry
of free courses available including standard and state of the art
training for emerging jobs, small equipment, including x-ray
business and pre-employment and technology for agriculture, 3D
pathways for further training. printers, drones and more.
• froze TAFE fees in 2018 after The McGowan Labor Government
the previous Liberal National is committed to a modern, world
government had implemented class TAFE system with up to date
massive price hikes. equipment to train West Australians for
the jobs of the future.
Rebuilding TAFE
Campuses to Deliver VET in Schools
Quality Education A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will:
The McGowan Labor Government’s
record investment in TAFE over the last support students to access School
four years, including the $229.2 million Based Apprenticeships and trade
WA Recovery Plan TAFE Infrastructure pathways.
and Training Package, will see a
pipeline of skilled workers trained right prioritise STEM courses that have
here in WA to help with WA’s economic been evaluated by industry as
recovery. suitable for school students.
At South Metropolitan TAFEs ensure local flexibility for schools
Mandurah campus, the McGowan to negotiate the most suitable
Labor Government has: courses and delivery arrangements
with their local TAFE colleges and
• invested $9.17 million for a new local industries.
Hospitality and Tourism Training
Centre to deliver training for
a range of courses including
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 23introduce a suite of wraparound
measures with details to be
announced soon.
School Based Apprenticeship (SBA)
pathways have been available
to students and employers for
many years. Employers agree that
apprentices who have undertaken pre-
apprenticeship training are more aware
of safety, better prepared for work, and
are more confident.
An increase in SBAs and vocational
training in schools allows our kids
a smooth and direct path into local
jobs, kick-starting their career in their
chosen trade.
To encourage students into these
pathways, a suite of wraparound
measures will be implemented in
schools across the State, allowing
parents, teachers and students
to develop genuine relationships
with industry, creating meaningful
encounters with work while students
are still at school.
The McGowan Labor Government
is committed to training our young
people in alignment with the needs
of industry to give them the best
opportunity to get skilled employment.
A pathway to TAFE, a traineeship or
pre-apprenticeship while at school
allows students to stay engaged, and
gives them the opportunity to forge a
path to a great, local job.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 24Delivering a Quality
Education
The McGowan Labor Government is committed to delivering a quality education
and modern schools in the regions. We know that access to a good education for
their kids is important to families, no matter where they live.
Building the Schools of the Future
The McGowan Labor Government is • $10.4 million to Pinjarra Senior High
committed to ensuring that Western School for a new Performing Arts
Australian students have access to Centre and Sports Hall.
high-quality, modern facilities, and
to create local jobs on government • $15 million to Australind Senior High
projects in Murray-Wellington, School for a new classroom block
Mandurah and Dawesville. to enable the school to manage its
student enrolment growth and will
A re-elected McGowan Labor include specialist classrooms.
Government will deliver projects
including: • $2.5 million to Kingston Primary
School for a new student classroom
• $25.77 million Madora Bay Primary block that will enhance facilities and
School (planning name) in replace transportable classrooms.
Mandurah, opening in 2023.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 25• $1.2 million to Harvey Senior High deliver even more access to a
School for upgrades to the cafeteria great Science education for every
and specialist classrooms. primary school student across the
region, including a new Science
Over the past four years, the McGowan classroom for primary school
Labor Government has: students at Waroona District High
• opened the $18.3 million Oakwood School.
Primary School in Mandurah. In the last four years, the McGowan
• invested $7 million to Murray- Labor Government has rolled out
Wellington, Mandurah and innovative programs and facilities in
Dawesville schools for maintenance, schools, including:
upgrades and improvement works • converting classrooms into Science
as part of our Schools Maintenance labs in nine primary schools in
Blitz. Murray-Wellington, Mandurah and
Dawesville.
STEM at School
• funding a STEM professional
learning and mentoring program
A re-elected McGowan Labor
for more than 1,000 public school
Government will continue to invest in
teachers, including at 19 schools in
our schools for the jobs of the future.
Murray-Wellington, Mandurah and
Science, Technology, Engineering and
Dawesville.
Mathematics (STEM) will be the future
drivers of innovation as we reshape It is especially essential for STEM and
and recover WA’s economy. Science Science to be normalised as part of
is one of the fundamental elements of every child’s education. We believe
the STEM disciplines and a focus on that every child in WA, no matter
science will support the diversification the school they attend, deserves a
of the economy. It is an investment in comprehensive education in STEM
the jobs of the future. with the best teachers and the best
resources available.
A re-elected McGowan Labor
Government will ensure every
student across the State has access Putting More Staff into
to education in STEM and Science.
This will mean a major State-wide
Classrooms
investment in STEM and Science
facilities and equipment. The McGowan Labor Government
has invested in schools across WA,
A re-elected McGowan Labor ensuring all students – regardless of
Government will: where they live – receive a high quality
education.
invest $1.5 million to Pinjarra
In order to put more support in the
Senior High School, $1.5 million to
classroom, the McGowan Labor
Halls Head College and $1.5 million
Government has:
to Coodanup College to deliver
new STEM classrooms. • put additional Education Assistants
(FTE) into 18 Murray-Wellington,
invest $1 million to John Tonkin Mandurah and Dawesville schools.
College (both campuses) and
$500,000 to Harvey Senior High • established a Regional Learning
School to redevelop classrooms Specialists team to visit Year 11
into STEM classrooms. and 12 students in the regions
to provide specialist classes and
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 26additional support.
• funded Independent Learning
Coordinators to supervise and help
senior students studying courses
through the School of Isolated and
Distance Education.
• funded additional teacher time to
allow some Level 3 teachers time
to mentor other teachers at 20
Murray-Wellington, Mandurah and
Dawesville schools.
• provided 14 Murray-Wellington,
Mandurah and Dawesville schools
with additional FTE teachers so
a Level 3 classroom teacher can
coordinate mental health programs
for students.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 27Quality Healthcare
Closer to Home
The McGowan Labor Government is putting patients first in regional WA and
ensuring regional patients have access to quality healthcare, closer to home.
Investing in Regional Health Infrastructure and
Services
The McGowan Labor Government is deliver Stage 2 of the $200.1
committed to ensuring high-quality million Bunbury Hospital
healthcare for all Western Australians redevelopment to ensure South
regardless of where they live and has West residents have access to a
invested over $265 million in regional contemporary facility.
healthcare infrastructure over the last
four years. develop a new Peel Women’s
Health Program, to connect women
A re-elected McGowan Labor with health and support services
Government will: and information at both the crisis
point and early intervention point.
invest $152 million redevelopment
and expansion of the Peel Health Women’s health services offer a less
Campus. direct or ‘soft’ entry point for those
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 28experiencing mental illness, family,
domestic and sexual violence or who
Patient Assisted Travel
have experienced sexual assault or Scheme (PATS)
childhood sexual abuse.
Women often feel more comfortable The McGowan Labor Government
accessing these services in a remains committed to putting patients
community based setting, especially first, and ensuring people can access
for sensitive health matters they may medical treatment, no matter where
feel uncomfortable discussing with a they live.
male GP or their normal family GP.
A re-elected McGowan Labor
This builds on our investment in health Government will:
services in the region including the
$152 million major redevelopment and continue to invest in the Patient
expansion of Peel Health Campus, with Assisted Travel Scheme (PATS)
private services to be brought back for regional patients who need to
into public hands. travel to a major centre to seek
treatment.
The redevelopment will deliver:
increase the accommodation
• 63 additional inpatient beds (which subsidy to $100 per night.
will deliver 219 public beds).
increase escort eligibility for
• 12 chemotherapy places.
people from vulnerable and
• 20 mental health inpatient beds. disadvantaged groups, including
women travelling to give birth.
• one additional operating theatre.
• at least 15 palliative care hospice Paid Paramedics for
beds.
the Regions
• more outpatient services.
The McGowan Labor Government is
• new build of medical imaging
committed to ensuring that regional
services.
WA has a reliable country ambulance
• the introduction of a 10-bed Mental service.
Health Emergency Centre.
A re-elected McGowan Labor
This is in addition to the $10 million Government will:
redevelopment already underway
including works to the Emergency expand the Community Paramedic
Department and extra parking. Model across the State to ensure
that there are more professional,
The McGowan Labor Government has paid paramedics, increasing the
been implementing our commitments reliability of country ambulance
to high quality patient care across the services and improving the parity
State, with a significant investment in of country sub-centres with the
health and mental health infrastructure metro area.
and better, more innovative services
with improved access for all. This investment into country
ambulance services will support our
volunteers so they can continue to
provide this vital service. The volunteer
model is a strong one, it brings
communities together.
WA LABOR PLAN FOR MURRAY-WELLINGTON, MANDURAH & DAWESVILLE | 29Paid paramedics in the regions will • expanded telehealth services to
assist with the recruitment of new include services such as stroke,
volunteer ambulance officers, as well mental health, obstetrics, intensive
as training, mentoring and retention care and paediatrics across regional
of St John’s 3,000 volunteers WA.
in the regions and ensure every
ambulance - regardless of location Mental Health
- can communicate reliably with all
necessary parties at all times.
The McGowan Labor Government will
This announcement builds on the continue to play its part in supporting
announcement in the 2020-21 State the mental health of every Western
Budget to trial the introduction of Australian. Offering appropriate
professional ambulance services in community mental health services is
the Kimberley, including three paid vital to ensure people who need help
career paramedics at Derby, Fitzroy get the best possible treatment.
Crossing and Halls Creek and six new
Since 2017 the McGowan Labor
ambulances for the Kimberley.
Government has:
• invested $10 million to develop
Digital Health and implement a region-by-region
approach to Aboriginal suicide
Investing in innovative digital health prevention, prioritising Aboriginal-
technology to enable a better, more led and locally endorsed initiatives
equitable health system has allowed that accommodate a culturally
more Western Australians living in informed social and emotional
regional and remote areas to avoid a wellbeing approach to suicide
trip to Perth for treatment to access prevention.
high-quality treatment.
• funded $9 million for a 24/7 mental
Since 2017, the McGowan Labor health emergency telehealth
Government has: service.
• launched the WA Country Health • partnered with the WA Country
Service’s Command Centre, using Football League, to promote mental
high-definition videoconferencing health within country football clubs
to enable specialist level care on to deliver the ‘Think Mental Health
country for more than 21,000 Round’ and build club capacity and
Western Australians living in support for mental health.
regional WA.
• provided $3.2 million for the
• rolled out the Mental Health Regional Men’s Health Initiative,
Emergency Telehealth Service to ensuring the successful men’s
support rural and remote clinicians wellbeing program can continue
to care for people of all ages to operate in regional and rural
experiencing a mental health crisis communities.
or drug and alcohol issues.
• provided millions of dollars
• pioneered the establishment of worth of grants and funding to
world-class telehealth services local government, not-for-profit
to improve access and reduce organisations and community
the burden of travel on country groups to help build resilience
communities. and prevent suicide and support
community mental health in local
communities.
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