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Published April 7, 2021 To sign up for our daily newsletter filled with the latest news, goss and other stuff you should care about, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or, bookmark the PEDESTRIAN.TV homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. The upper house results of the Western Australian election have finally been counted, and it turns out two candidates from the Legalise Cannabis WA Party managed to get elected. Sounds good, right? Not necessar...

Print text only Cancel WAs Daylight Saving Party leader and newly elected Upper House MP Wilson Tucker has confirmed he is living in the United States, raising questions about whether he will return to take his seat. Key points: He has been elected due to preference deals among micro-parties There are calls for the voting system for WAs Upper House to be changed According to the WA Electoral Commission, to be elected to the Upper House, the candidate must be at least 18, an Australian citizen...

Print text only Cancel Two micro-parties wanting to legalise marijuana and adopt daylight saving now have a voice on the crossbench of Western Australias Upper House, despite receiving just a fraction of the primary vote. Key points: They received 2 and 0.2 per cent of the primary vote, respectively ABC election analyst Antony Green called the system ridiculous The Legalise Marijuana WA Partys Sophia Moermond has secured a seat in the Legislative Councils South West region from 2 per cent ...

Advertisement Election writs have been issued but campaigning is still on hold as Perth confronts a bushfire that has destroyed more than 70 homes and much of WA’s population faces two more days of a COVID-induced lockdown. Premier Mark McGowan visited Government House on Wednesday to ask Governor Kim Beazley to issue the writs for the election. WA Governor Kim Beazley and Premier Mark McGowan meet for the issuing of the election writs. Credit:WA Government Mr McGowan said in a statement o...

Daylight Saving Party in push to add National Liberals to name as WA election looms TueTuesday 26 updated TueTuesday 26 JanJanuary 2021 at 10:29pm Western Australia heads to the polls on March 13, but there are fears some political party name changes could catch voters out. ( Share Print text only Cancel A West Australian minor political party that promotes daylight saving is applying to change its name in a move some experts say is designed to confuse voters. Key points: The Daylight Saving Pa...