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Just how valuable are Mark McGowan's social media pages and will Roger Cook be able to replicate his success? - Vimarsana News

Just how valuable are Mark McGowan's social media pages and will Roger Cook be able to replicate his success?

Mark McGowan, with his seven-member media team including two specifically focused on social media, recently hit half-a-million followers on Facebook, a figure of which the new Premier Roger Cook can only dream.

Western Australians finally LOSE IT with Covid zealot Mark McGowan - Vimarsana News

Western Australians finally LOSE IT with Covid zealot Mark McGowan

Almost a third of West Australians want vaccine and mask mandates ended immediately as they grow tired of Premier Mark McGowan's hardline stance on the virus.

Premier who locked down two million people over ONE coronavirus case has 88 PER CENT approval rating - Vimarsana News

Premier who locked down two million people over ONE coronavirus case has 88 PER CENT approval rating

Paranoid premier who locked down two million people for a week over ONE coronavirus case maintains his messianic status with a 88 PER CENT approval rating - as his fans troll the media for daring to ask tough questions about quarantine failings WA Premier Mark McGowan's cult devotion continues with 88 per cent approval Young supporters troll journalists on social media for asking tough questions Wild popularity due to WA's flirt with secession: constitutional law expert Covid border is WA's Great Wall against the east - so voters love McGowan 

Western Australians swim closer to the shore to avoid shark attacks - Vimarsana News

Western Australians swim closer to the shore to avoid shark attacks

Share 'All you can do is when you go swimming make sure you're close to others and remain close to smaller people than yourself because a shark would go for the smaller person.'  Mr Edwards said the recent increase in shark sightings was due to the 'movements of fish'. Despite eight deaths in WA last year, he said it was more likely for someone to die while driving to the beach than being attacked by a shark.  Aerial footage showed sharks lurking about 150 metres off the Western Australian coast, with one stalking a boat (pictured) Another WA shark expert warned that he was seeing more shar...