Cook Moves to West Perth, Vows to Serve Kwinana

0:00In Sydney today, March 9th, Western Australia's premier Roger Cook has moved from his Qanana electorate to West Perth just across from his office. He says the change lets him bring more energy to his job and keep serving long-term. Cook plans an intense schedule to stay visible in Qanana, making it a top priority through his office. Meanwhile, the government announced plans to add a third lane in each direction on the 11-kilometer Qanana-freeway stretch between Russell Road and Mortimer Road, with work starting in 2027, locals in Qanana seem fine with the move. Many understand the tough commute to the city, especially with early meetings in late nights. One resident called it Fair Enough. That said, some frustration lingers over traffic woes on the freeway, which have dragged on for 25 years. Like say, spending $700 million on just one extra lane each way might not cut it by the time it's done. Cook built his image as a dad from Qanana during the recent election campaign, leading labor

1:02to another big win. It's not the first time either. Pass from your Carmen Laurence served from outside her electorate back in the early 1990s. This story is shared with support from our sponsor. When you want calm, do not reach for your phone. Stay back and listen, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.