Pearce MHR Christian Porter chats with local residents over a coffee.
Camera IconPearce MHR Christian Porter chats with local residents over a coffee. Credit: Supplied/Martin Kennealey d441384

Coffee event stirs debate

Lucy JarvisNorth Coast Times

Pearce MHR Christian Porter held coffee catch-ups at the Sprout Hub in Alkimos and Dome in Butler on July 27.

Residents brought up a broad range of subjects including changes to the disability support pension and age pension, and the introduction of a compulsory third party insurance scheme in WA.

They also discussed the impact of drug use on the community and the need to assist individuals and families affected by drug use.

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Other issues included local infrastructure and development; support for innovation and new business ideas; 410 visa holders seeking permanent residency; the Commonwealth budget and tax reform and same sex marriage.