Despite fewer vehicles on the roads, infringements have risen, leaving police frustrated that road safety messages are still not getting through to drivers.

Despite fewer vehicles on the roads, infringements have risen, leaving police frustrated that road safety messages are still not getting through to drivers.

Simon Beaumont will keep you up to date with all the latest breaking stories and issues in Perth.

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WA Police frustrated as road safety messages not getting through to drivers

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Property Council WA Executive Director Nicola Brichetto revealed the state is falling significantly short of its housing targets, building only 4,441 homes in the last quarter instead of the required 6,500.

This massive shortfall is being driven by a "perfect storm" of labour shortages and rising material costs linked to international fuel supply issues.

Property Council WA Executive Director Nicola Brichetto revealed the state is falling significantly short of its housing targets, building only 4,441 homes in the last quarter instead of the required 6,500.
This massive shortfall is being driven by a "perfect storm" of labour shortages and rising material costs linked to international fuel supply issues.

Where have all the builders gone? Inside WA’s massive housing shortfall

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/88b564ea-a9a6-4751-910a-a5d800019396/clips/1f36cd8d-b9da-417c-849f-b428001bb679/transcript

13-year-old Sebastian from Adelaide shared his deep concerns about being permanently locked out of the housing market, using statistical projections to show how drastically home prices are outpacing wages.

He ended the interview with a stark warning to politicians that his generation will be voting soon, urging listeners to sign his petition to end negative gearing and capital gains tax discounts.

13-year-old Sebastian from Adelaide shared his deep concerns about being permanently locked out of the housing market, using statistical projections to show how drastically home prices are outpacing wages.
He ended the interview with a stark warning to politicians that his generation will be voting soon, urging listeners to sign his petition to end negative gearing and capital gains tax discounts.

"We vote in five years": 13-year-old warns politicians about Australia's housing crisis

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/88b564ea-a9a6-4751-910a-a5d800019396/clips/cb4bf7e3-0cf4-4bf7-a07d-b428001a415e/transcript

WA Police frustrated as road safety messages not getting through to drivers

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