TRANSPORT

• New bus route for Wellard
• Extend bus 567 to Brightwood Estate in Baldivis, including a stop at Vibe with a bus turnaround. 
• extended the 568 to Kerocene Lane 
• 2-zone capped public transport travel
• Free Public Transport for students going to and from school
• Free public transport on Sundays for Smart Rider users
• Safer road rules for P platers
• New bus stop and shelter at Atwick Terrace

JOBS & LOCAL BUSINESSES

• Power credits for small businesses
• New rounds of the Local Capability Fund to support businesses 
• 7.8M for Small Business Development Grants 
• $5,000 to Bliss Momos Cafe through the Activating Alfresco Rebate
• New Energies Industries Funding Stream of the Investment Attraction Fund. 

INVESTING IN LOCAL SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION

• Advocated for a new primary school for Wellard - and was successful!
• Advocated for the Pineview Education support centre - and was successful 
• New Solar Panels for Makybe Rise PS, Wellard PS, Waikiki PS, Tuart Rise PS and Rivergums PS through the Clean Energy Technology Fund. 
• $25,000 to Tuart Rise Primary School for enclosures for the bike racks
• $2,280 to Peter Carnley Anglican Community School for a waste Sorted Grant
• $44,000 to SheOak Grove for 2x new shade sails
• Free period products to every public high school in WA
• $5,000 to South Coast Baptist College for a Healthway Healthy Schools Grant
• $41,000 to Settlers Primary School for new shade structures
• $25,000 for new shade structures at Waikiki Primary School 
• $82,000 for a climbing wall and mezzanine for the sports hall at Baldivis Secondary College
• $2,250 to Makybe Rise Primary School for a Healthways Healthy Schools Program grant
• $9,200 to Tranby College for new music instruments
• $15,000 to Baldivis Primary School for new basketball hoops
• $73,000 for shade and exercise stations for Ridge View Secondary College
• Hundreds of free TAFE courses 
• $2,800 to The King's College for a WasteSorted Schools Grant
• $50,000 towards a nature play facility at Bertram Primary School
• $26,500 to Waikiki Primary School for six new shade sails
• $11,500 to Mother Teresa Catholic College for new musical instruments
• $4,720 to Mother Teresa Catholic College for a WasteSorted Schools grant
• $50,000 for the development of a nature play facility for Maykybe Rise Primary School
• $9,500 to Baldivis Primary School for new water fountains
• $75,000 to Settlers Primary School for the undercover resurfacing of the undercover area and an information and display board
• $9,200 to Pine View Primary School for five faction marquees
• $50,000 to Baldivis Secondary College and an information and display billboard
• $50,000 to Tranby College for a nature playground
• $35,000 for Baldivis Primary School for new roller shutters
• $15,000 to Waikiki Primary School for some outdoor seating
• $45,000 to Pine View Primary School for new playground equipment
• $10,900 to South Coast Baptist College for new music equipment
• $40,000 for air conditioning for their undercover area for Rivergums Primary School
• $1.5M for a new STEM classroom for Baldivis Secondary College
• $42,000 for Ridge View Secondary College for outdoor exercise stations
• $41,000 to Baldivis Gardens Primary School for a playground shade structure
• $25,000 to Tuart Rise Rise Primary School for two new enclosed bike racks
• $40,000 for Baldivis Primary School for additional ITC equipment 
• $35,000 to Pine View Primary School for an electronic notice board
• $33,000 for a kiss and ride shelter for Wellard Primary School 
• $20,000 to Makybe Rise Primary for new outdoor play equipment
• $31,000 to Ridge View Secondary College for an oval shade shelter
• $21,000 for Tuart Rise Primary School for new VR headsets
• Baldivis Secondary College received new solar lighting upgrades
• $7,000 to Rivergums Primary School for new books and outdoor play equipment 
• $15,000 to The King's College for three new shade structures

COMMUNITY SAFETY

• New 26.7 Million Baldivis Police Station- operating 24/7
• Baldivis sign on Kwinana Freeway
• Charlotte’s Law, which increases the maximum penalty for aggravated dangerous driving causing death or bodily harm
• Countdown crosswalk times are installed next to Affinity Village at the traffic lights
• $50,000 for a new BFVES fire utility vehicle
• Provided $34.6 million for the rollout of personal issue mobile smart devices to police officers

INVESTMENT IN SPORT

• Total of 12.5 million for the Baldivis Sporting Complex
• 1.5M for the site works and fields for the Baldivis Sporting Complex
• $3,290 to the Baldivis Little Athletics for a new marquee
• 10M for building works and basketball courts for the Baldivis Sporting Complex
• $5,500 to Baldivis Venom Basketball Club for new equipment and uniforms
• $50,000 to White Knights Cricket Club for an outdoor screen/scoreboard
• $50,000 to the Baldivis Brumbies Football Club for an outdoor screen/scoreboard
• $15,600 to the Baldivis Districts Football/Netball Club for an upgrade of uniforms and sporting equipment
• $5,000 to Baldivis Little Athletics for sporting equipment
• Baldivis Soccer Club $4,600 for sporting equipment 
• $19,921 to the Baldivis Equestrian and Pony Club 
• $50,000 to the White Knights Cricket Club for wicket preparation and maintenance equipment
• $50,000 to the Brumbies Football Club for a new bore, retic system, and turf
• $6,500 to Peter Carnley Basketball/Netball Club for new sporting equipment

SUPPORTING THE COMMUNITY 

• We have a free JP witnessing service at the Baldivis Electorate office every Wednesday, 3-5pm
• A community ANZAC Service each year since the war memorial was completed
• Support the annual Black Dog Ride that takes off from Baldivis Bunnings 
• We have been a major sponsor at the Baldivis Country Fair every year
• We have hosted many seniors scam forums and community safety forums
• The Cook Labor government introduced the 10c container deposit scheme back into WA
• $50,000 for a new fire brigade utility vehicle for the BVFES 
• $1400 of energy credits to every household
• $863,911 to SecondBite for food delivery support
• Over $480,000 provided to Mission Australia to assist with the delivery of their services
• $700 off everyone's power bill (2024)
• $1,800 to the Wellard Village Residents Association for tech tinkering kits
• $92.2M towards new funding for homeless services (helping over 120 homeless services in WA)
• $4,100 to the Baldivis Scouts for new equipment
• $1M Baldivis and Districts Men's Shed
• Four Free Zoo passes for everyone (2024) 
• $5,500 to the Baldivis Community Garden for a shade sail
• Additional funding for the Seniors ' cost-of-living rebate
• Received land from the Department of Education for the building of the Men's Shed
• Received an additional 1M for the building of the Baldivis Men's Shed 
• Supported the CWA Baldivis Belles with the Women's refuge kits annually 
• WA rent relief program
• Free Vac Swim (2024)
• Cheaper Perth Royal Show tickets
• Provided over $300,000 to Girl Guides WA to assist with their programs and improve their systems
• $300 secondary school clothing allowance for those on a concession
• $4,600 to the Baldivis Soccer Club for new sporting equipment
• $5,000 to the Baldivis Netball Club for new sporting equipment
• 1.6M in Student Assistance Payments (2024) 
• 1.8M in Student Assistance Payments (2025)
• $65,000 to the Mead farm refurbishment 
• $15,000 for the Baldivis War Memorial 
• 80kg of lollies donated to the BVFES for the Santa lolly run
• 2.7M in support for new art projects and cultural experiences 

THE ENVIRONMENT

• A wetlands Node at BCF
• $50,000 for an environmental education centre at the Baldivis Children's Forest
• $10,500 for new uniforms for staff and volunteers at the baldivis Children's Forest 
• $150 per person treebate 
• Delivered a new Containers for Change kiosk at Stocklands, Baldivis
• WA ban on plastics

PUTTING PATIENTS FIRST

• Introduced the Voluntary Assisted Dying legislation in WA
• 250k in upgrades  for local mental health services in Rockingham for the Rockingham Child and Mental Health Services
• Free flu vaccines
• Free RSV immunisation for WA babies
• Free Covid tests
• New RPH Mental Health Unit
• Mental Health Emergency Centre in Rockingham (and another 4 locations in WA)
• 'Safe Haven' Service
• 1.3 Billion in funding for mental health, alcohol and other drug services in 22-23 

• $900,00 for hospital upgrades for RGH 
• additional 30 bed modular hospital ward at RGH 
• $131,261 to Valued Lives Foundation towards enhancing mental health services