Hi, I'm Adam Hort, your local Liberal for Kalamunda.

Living in the Perth Hills is something truly special. My wife, Chanelle, and I were both raised here, and we feel incredibly fortunate to be raising our children in Lesmurdie, giving them the unique experience of a ‘Hills’ childhood.

The Perth Hills lifestyle is shaped by its rich heritage, stunning landscapes, and strong community spirit. I am deeply committed to protecting what makes this area so unique.

Guided by the belief that actions speak louder than words, I will be a strong representative for our Perth Hills, ensuring our community’s voice is heard loud and clear.

Inspired by my family—a blend of resilient farmers and dedicated healthcare professionals—I hold the values of family, hard work, and community service close to my heart. My focus is on safeguarding our local heritage, supporting our businesses, and ensuring the Perth Hills continue to thrive.

Sensible, locally-driven investment benefits everyone—from seniors and families to sports and community groups—and is essential for our long-term success.

As part of the Liberal team, I’m fighting for cost-of-living relief, more resources for our police, and support for local businesses to create jobs.

With my experience as a Chief Pharmacist and former Deputy Mayor, I have the skills to bring people together and deliver meaningful results.

Let’s work together to turn our shared vision for the Perth Hills into reality.

Out in our community

Had the opportunity to visit Foyer Oxford this week, an inspiring youth housing initiative led by Anglicare WA.

It was a pleasure to meet the CEO and some of the dedicated staff who are making a real difference in young people’s lives. Foyer Oxford provides more than a place to stay. It offers stability, guidance, and the tools young people need to shape a better future.

Anglicare WA is a key part of our community, delivering vital support across the state. From youth housing to financial counselling, mental health services to community programs, their reach extends from the city to the regions.

They are there for some of the most vulnerable Western Australians and their work deserves our full support.

Thank you for having me.

🚰 Community Win for Chidlow and Wooroloo 🚰

After years of tireless advocacy from local residents, the State Government has finally admitted to failing water services in Chidlow and committed to action.

In Parliament, the Water Minister confirmed Chidlow households have been receiving a substandard service and announced that Water Corporation will now fully fund tanks and pressure pumps for affected homes.

This is a huge step forward and a direct result of the persistence and unity of our local community. It’s proof that when people speak up, change can happen.

There’s more to do, especially for families in Wooroloo, but this is a milestone worth recognising. Let’s keep the momentum going for fair, reliable water for all. 💧

Today is Thank a First Responder Day.

To the firefighters, paramedics, police officers, emergency volunteers and SES crews - thank you.

You run toward danger while others are running away. You sacrifice sleep, safety, and time with your families so the rest of us can live ours in peace.

Whether it's a bushfire, flood, crash scene, medical emergency or missing person - you're there. And we are safer because of you.

On behalf of our community thank you for everything you do.

Did you know the first-ever drive around Australia began right here in Bickley—100 years ago?

In 1925, a little yellow Citroën 5CV called Bubsie left the Hills on a journey that would make history.

Now, a century later, that moment is being recreated—and you’re invited to be part of it.

Join us in Bickley on Saturday 22 June for a morning of community, classic cars and local pride.

What’s on:

🕘 Community Breakfast – 9am to 10am
Start the day with a cuppa, some great company, and a look at Bubsie up close.

🚗 Motorcade Departure – 10am
Watch as Bubsie leads a vintage car motorcade through the Perth Hills, down the Zig Zag and on to Maida Vale—just as it did 100 years ago.

It’s a rare chance to celebrate our local history in the place where it all began. Hope to see you there.

🌱 Congratulations, Sue McDougall OAM 🌱

Sue McDougall from Sawyers Valley has been awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia for her service to horticulture through media roles. It is a fitting recognition of decades of dedication.

Her voice has guided home gardeners across WA. From Weekend Garden Party on 6PR to The Garden Gurus on Channel 9, Sue has shared practical advice and deep knowledge with warmth and clarity.

She now leads as Director of the WA Botanic Garden and Head of Horticulture and Living Collections, helping shape one of our state’s most important public green spaces. She also brings hands-on experience, having co-owned the Everbloom Garden Centre in Sawyers Valley and continued to serve through industry groups.

This honour reflects Sue’s lasting impact and commitment to horticulture in WA.

We are proud of her, and proud to call her part of the Perth Hills community. 🌳

🏀 Defending the Hill 🏀

A packed Mundaring Arena came alive last night as the Hills Raiders hosted a huge double-header against the Cockburn Cougars.

While both Raiders teams fell just short on the scoreboard, the night was a win for the community. The energy was electric, the crowd was loud, and the spirit on and off the court was something to be proud of.

Congratulations to everyone involved for making it such a memorable evening. From the players and coaches to the volunteers and fans, it was a real team effort.

Nights like these show what Hills basketball is all about.

🚍 Changes to Bus Services 282 and 283 Starting Tomorrow 🚍

I’ve had a number of people contact me about changes to the 282 and 283 bus routes. These are long-standing services used by people across Lesmurdie, Kalamunda, Wattle Grove and Queens Park.

From tomorrow, both routes will no longer go through to Perth. Instead, they will stop at Oats Street Station. Passengers will then need to transfer to Route 176, which travels down Albany Highway through Victoria Park to Elizabeth Quay. That service is slower and could make the commute harder for many.

If you use these buses, especially during peak hour or for school travel, I want to hear from you. This change could have a real impact, and your feedback matters.

📧 Leave a comment or email me at adam.hort@mp.wa.gov.au

Let me know how this affects you.

Youth Parliament Member for Kalamunda, Tomas Dwyer, visited the office this week to talk about the role of a local MP. We covered everything from community advocacy and public engagement to how legislation is drafted and debated in Parliament.

Tomas is preparing to take some impressive policy ideas to Youth Parliament, particularly in the areas of Transport, Infrastructure and Road Safety. It was encouraging to hear his thoughtful approach to these important issues.

Young leaders like Tomas bring energy, fresh thinking and a strong sense of purpose. Kalamunda is lucky to have him representing our community.

Bringing my office to you! 🚗 The Perth Hills is a big place so instead of making you come to me, I hit the road. More accessible meetings, more time in the community, and more chances to chat about what matters to you. #listeningtour Basil Zempilas Liberals WA

The team at Building Friendships are doing incredible work supporting adults living with disabilities — helping people build confidence, connect with others, and take on life with dignity and respect.

It’s inspiring to see such genuine care and community in action. Thank you for having us! 👏💙

If you're a Perth Hills local, pop into their shop on Haynes Street for some fantastic locally made products — including their famous pickled onions! 🧅🛍️

World Environment Day? Wesley from Nannas for Native Forests nailed it 🤜🤛 #WorldEnvironmentDay

Spent some time in Stoneville and Parkerville last week as part of our Mobile Office. It’s always helpful getting out into the community and hearing what’s on people’s minds.

Caught up with Deb Bishop from Save Perth Hills to talk about the group’s ongoing work and why local advocacy matters. Also had a good conversation with Jo Sheil from the Stoneville and Parkerville Progress Association about what’s happening in the area and how they’re supporting the community.

Thanks to everyone who took the time to stop and have a chat — always appreciated.

One of the things I love most about the Perth Hills is the natural environment we get to enjoy every day. From local bushland and walking trails to native wildlife and clean air, it is something we should never take for granted.

World Environment Day is a good reminder that we all have a part to play in looking after this place. That includes thoughtful planning, supporting local efforts to protect habitat, and caring for the land and the communities connected to it.

Thanks to everyone in our community who is doing their bit, whether it is planting trees, reducing waste, or speaking up for our environment.

Every small action matters.

#WorldEnvironmentDay

It shouldn’t matter who steps out of the red truck - if you risk your life to protect others, you deserve our support.

Kalamunda local Matthew Petch is a volunteer firefighter who’s battled the Black Summer bushfires and helped save countless lives and homes across our Perth Hill's community. Now he’s fighting cancer.

Because he wasn’t a paid firefighter, Matt doesn’t qualify for the same workers’ compensation protections.

Our volunteers are out there saving lives and property just like their career colleagues. They face the same dangers. They wear the same gear. They deserve the same support.

There’s no simple fix, but it’s clear the system isn’t working for the people it’s meant to protect. We need to take a serious look at how we support all firefighters in WA - paid or volunteer - when they’re facing life-threatening illnesses.

Happy WA Day to all in the Perth Hills! 🇦🇺

Whether you're heading out to the beautiful Bickley Valley, Mundaring Weir, Jorgensen Park, Lake Leschenaultia, or Lesmurdie Falls, there's no better time to explore our own backyard.

Support local, stay safe, and enjoy the day with family and friends 💚🌿

🔥 66 Years of Service - Kalamunda VFRS Awards Night 🔥

On Saturday night, I had the privilege of joining the Kalamunda Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service as they celebrated an incredible 66 years of service to our community.

These volunteers aren’t just firefighters, they’re our neighbours, friends, and local heroes who respond to house fires, car crashes, and emergencies. They’re not paid, and they don’t do it for accolades, they do it because they care about their community. Without them, we simply wouldn’t have this essential frontline support.

The Annual Awards Night was a fantastic opportunity to acknowledge the dedication, teamwork, and years of service these individuals have contributed.

👏 A special congratulations to this year’s award recipients:

🧯 DFES Service Awards
Cornelia Moiler – 15 Years
Stuart Parks – 15 Years
Brian McGinley – 25 Years
Peter Wilson – 35 Years
Alan Pugh – 50 Years, an incredible milestone!

🇦🇺 National Medals
Troy Slocombe – 15 Years
Cornelia Moiler – 15 Years
Brian McGinley – 25 Years
Peter Wilson – 35 Years

🏆 Captain’s Award: Andrew Slocombe
🏅 Superintendent’s Award: Jim Armanasco

To all the members of Kalamunda VFRS, thank you for your selfless service. Your commitment keeps our community safe, and we are all better for it.

And just like that, another sitting week in parliament wraps up!

It is great to be a part of this team in the lower house who holds this Cook Labor Government to account.

Now back to the Perth Hills!

Welcome to Parliament, Mundaring Christian College!

It’s always a pleasure to see young people taking an interest in how our democracy works. We had a great conversation about the role of Parliament, my role as the Perth Hills' representative in the Legislative Assembly, and the things important to them and their families.

I hope you enjoyed your visit and left inspired to get involved in shaping the future of our community!

🚐 I'm bringing my mobile office to Stoneville and Parkerville this Friday! 🌳

I'll be at White's Mill and Grind from 9am to 11am and then the Parkerville Hall from 11am to 3pm.

Whether you want to chat about local issues, share your ideas, ask questions, or just say hello — I’m here to listen and help however I can.

📍 White’s Mill and Grind
🗓 This Friday, 9am - 11am

📍 Parkerville Hall
🗓 This Friday, 11am – 3pm
Hope to see you there!

Keep an eye out on my Facebook for future mobile office locations!

– Adam

I'm honoured to have been elected Deputy Chair of the Education and Health Standing Committee for the 42nd Parliament of Western Australia.

This is a cross-party committee made up of members from the Liberal, Labor, and National parties. It’s an important opportunity to examine decisions that impact schools, hospitals, and communities across our state.

The role won’t take away from my work as Shadow Minister or my focus as the local Member for the Perth Hills—but it does reflect my commitment to improving outcomes in two of the most important areas of public policy.

There’s plenty to get stuck into, and I’m looking forward to getting on with the job.

I stand with Save Perth Hills

This community-led movement has rallied thousands to protect our bushfire-prone suburbs and precious local environment.

The proposed North Stoneville development would wipe out 60,000+ trees and vital habitat for endangered black cockatoos. That’s not sensible. That’s not sustainable.

It was a real privilege to give them a shoutout in Parliament this week, thanking them for their tireless work and grassroots strength.

I promised that, if elected, I wasn't going to sit quietly while this development threatened our Hills community.

Development must respect the environment and community expectations. This proposal fails both.

🌿 Happy P&C Day 🌿

A heartfelt thank you to all the amazing volunteers who give their time, energy and heart to support our local schools through their P&C associations. You help grow stronger and more connected communities, and your work never goes unnoticed.

Today I want to give a big shoutout to the school communities across the Perth Hills who benefit from your dedication:

🌲 Chidlow Primary School
🌳 Darlington Primary School
🍃 Helena College Darlington Campus
🍂 Falls Road Primary School
🌲 Glen Forrest Primary School
🍁 Helena College Glen Forrest Campus
🌻 Kalamunda Primary School
🎒 Kalamunda Senior High School
📘 Kalamunda Christian School
🌼 Lesmurdie Primary School
🎓 Lesmurdie Senior High School
🌸 Walliston Primary School
🌼 St Brigid’s College
🌻 Mundaring Primary School
💒 Mundaring Christian College
🌿 Parkerville Primary School
📖 Mundaring Christian College Secondary Campus
🍀 Silver Tree Steiner School
🏫 Parkerville Steiner College
🍎 Pickering Brook Primary School
🪵 Sawyers Valley Primary School
🏕 Wooroloo Primary School
🌼 Mount Helena Primary School
📚 Eastern Hills Senior High School
🌱 Carmel Adventist College Primary
🌿 Carmel Adventist College Secondary
🧡 Mazenod College
🕊 Sacred Heart Primary School
🌿 Tree Tops Montessori School
🌺 Spring Road Community Kindergarten
🌻 Glen Forrest Community Kindergarten
☀️ Eastern Hills Community Kindergarten

To every parent, carer, grandparent and community member who steps up to help, thank you. You make a lasting difference in the lives of our kids and the future of our Hills communities.

👏👏👏

Had a lovely catch-up with Cassandra, CEO of Down Syndrome Western Australia, today at the cozy Little Nook Cafe in Darlington.

Great coffee, even better conversation! Always inspiring to spend time with such a passionate and driven leader. Looking forward to many more chats like this! ☕️😊

#ThrowbackThursday to my visit to HHH Distillery in Bickley. 🥃🌿

It was a real pleasure to catch up with Hilton, who’s built this fantastic business from the ground up. Most people in the area know just how passionate he is—and it shows in every part of HHH.

From distilleries to wineries and everything in between, our local area is packed with talent and potential. Supporting tourism and small business in the Perth Hills is a top priority for me—we’ve got something special here, and I’ll keep working to back it.

#SupportLocal

🚐💬 Great to be on the ground in Wooroloo!

A big thanks to everyone who dropped by my mobile office for a chat. Hearing directly from locals is the most important part of my job—and the conversations we had made it clear: the water issues in Wooroloo and Chidlow are serious, and they need urgent attention.

I’m taking your stories and concerns straight back to Parliament.

Watch this space for updates as we keep pushing for real action and lasting solutions to the water crisis affecting our Perth Hills communities.

What a pleasure it was to join the Year 6 class at Kalamunda Christian School for a chat this week!

I was so impressed by the creativity and thought that went into their mock election campaigns — it was fantastic to see the next generation engaging so passionately with the democratic process.

It was great to spend time with the class, hearing how they formed their ideas and what inspired their campaign messages. I also really appreciated the opportunity to share a bit about what inspired me to run for politics, and to talk about my vision for the future of the Perth Hills.

Thanks again to the staff and students for such a warm welcome — the future is looking bright with young leaders like these in our community!

I want to extend my sincere thanks to Donna Faragher for her outstanding service to our community and to Western Australia.

Donna has been a passionate and dedicated advocate for the East Metropolitan Region, particularly the Perth Hills. Her commitment to the people she represented has been unwavering, and her work has made a real and lasting difference.

From her historic election at just 29 — becoming the youngest female minister in WA’s history — to her many leadership roles in our State Parliament, Donna has served with integrity, compassion, and strength. She’s inspired many through her trailblazing career and genuine care for the community.

Wishing Donna, Scott, and their family all the very best for the next chapter. Your contribution will not be forgotten.

Thank you, Donna.

— Adam Hort

Putting the final touches on my inaugural speech. Tune in at 5:30PM to hear what I’ll be fighting for in Parliament!

Just dropped by to see Keegan and the fantastic team at Priceline Pharmacy Kalamunda Central — they really know their stuff 💊🙌

Whether you're looking for expert advice, health essentials, or just a friendly chat, you're in great hands with this crew.

Our pharmacists provide an amazing service across the Perth Hills. A big thank you to them all!

Be sure to visit next time you're in the area — they’re always happy to help.

🌿 Help Keep the Perth Hills Beautiful

Every action—big or small—makes a difference when it comes to protecting the natural beauty of the Perth Hills and keeping Western Australia litter-free. From local clean-up events to creative education campaigns, community-led efforts are key to preserving our unique landscapes.

To support these initiatives, grants of up to $10,000 are available through the 2025 Keep Australia Beautiful WA Community Litter Grants program.

Community groups, schools, local governments, and small to medium-sized businesses are encouraged to apply and help lead the charge in litter prevention across their local area.

Together, we can keep the Perth Hills beautiful—now and for future generations.

Here's to all the mums.

I hope you have a wonderful day.

Special shoutout to the main mothers in my life: my wife, my Mum and my Mother-in-law. Thank you for all you do and for making the world a better place.

Dropped into the Lesmurdie Warriors Netball Club Fundraising Day + Mother’s Day Mini Market this afternoon and was blown away by the energy and effort behind it all!

In the photo with me are three of the incredible women who help keep the club running strong:
Kate (President), Linzi (Fundraising Coordinator), and Lee (Secretary) — along with some of the talented 17U Division 1 ladies proudly repping the Warriors each week.

It was my pleasure to support such a well-run and important community event.

A huge shoutout to everyone who volunteered, baked, cooked, donated or just came down to show their support.

The smiles, the spirit, the sense of community — it was all there today.
Proud to be part of it!

Go Warriors!

“He’s not a national treasure just because he’s flamin’ old,
He didn’t split the atom or turn gravel into gold;
And he’s not a living legend just because he wrote some verse;
I’ve known half a hundred scribblers,
some much better, some much worse.

Well, yes, he donned the uniform when he was just a lad,
But so did many other blokes, some good-uns and some bad;
And he can’t take too much credit for his capture by the Hun,
In a war zone these things happen;
there were thousands, not just one.

No doubt he looked heroic at the victory parades,
But what about John Wayne and his amazing escapades?
And just because he headed home and started out again,
That doesn’t make him different from a thousand other men.

So why is Arthur Leggett such a credit to the nation?
And why do we feel honoured by our close association?
Well, I’ll tell you what I reckon, and you’ve heard it all before:
He’s a little Aussie battler and he’s honest to the core.

Compassionate, courageous, with a twinkle in his eye;
When you listen to his stories, you just know he’s dinki-di,
So, whether it’s a tragic tale or whether it’s a joke,
He’s earned his reputation as a hero to the nation,
He’s a national inspiration; just a decent Aussie bloke!”

— “A Decent Aussie Bloke” by Keith Lethbridge

It was an honour to represent the people of the Perth Hills in paying my respects to Arthur Leggett OAM at today’s state funeral.

RIP Arthur Leggett OAM
1918-2025

It was a privilege to join the ISKCON Perth community at their Kalamunda temple to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Srila Prabhupada’s historic visit to Perth.

This milestone was marked with colour, music and a deep sense of connection among those present. It was particularly special to see two of Srila Prabhupada’s original disciples return to Perth to share their memories and help lead the celebrations.

As the local Member for Kalamunda, I’m proud to support the many vibrant cultural and faith-based groups that enrich our community and bring people together.

Thank you to everyone at ISKCON Perth for the kind welcome and for sharing such a significant occasion with the broader community.

Coming for you @the_best_drop_tavern_kalamunda 🏃‍♂️

Surely one of the BEST steak sandwiches in Western Australia!

Dannyel and the team at Mount Helena Tavern have absolutely nailed it. You've gotta come try it for yourself!

Thanks to Basil Zempilas for joining me to give it a try - safe to say we’re both impressed!

Voting’s live now. Get up to the Perth Hills, grab a steak sandwich, and have your say!

#SupportLocal

Is this WA’s best steak sandwich?! Basil Zempilas joined me at the Mount Helena Tavern today to find out. Stay tuned for the verdict!

Community safety is an all-of-community responsibility - it takes police, all levels of government, and local residents working together to tackle crime and antisocial behaviour.

Last night at the Safer Streets Action Group in Willagee and Kardinya, I had the privilege of listening to locals who are deeply invested in making their streets safer.

From concerns about drug houses and youth offending to calls for more CCTV and stronger action on antisocial behaviour, the message was clear: this community is determined to be part of the solution.

I’m committed to working alongside you - with police, local leaders, and government - to make sure your voices are heard and real action is delivered on the ground.

Safer Streets: Willagee & Kardinya Action Group

Celebrating the @bickleyharvestfestival with my nearest and dearest today.

Thank you to the @kalamunda.chamber.of.commerce and all of our amazing Bickley businesses for their work in the Valley.

The future is bright (that is why I am squinting).

Thank you for the beautiful lunch @plumeestate

The letter from the Department of Justice to the Police Commissioner has confirmed what we feared all along - the Cook Labor Government’s promise of GPS tracking across WA is failing in the regions and potentially even on Perth’s outskirts.

All week, we’ve asked clear, specific questions - and all week, the government has done nothing but dodge, duck, and hide.

The Premier must come clean with family and domestic violence victims and get to work immediately to fix this crisis so he can finally deliver on his promise.

@Basil Zempilas

Today, explosive new letters have revealed the full scale of the Cook Labor Government’s failure on GPS monitoring - and the cover-up that followed.

For two weeks, Premier Roger Cook and a string of Ministers were grilled in Parliament but could not - and would not - answer whether they knew about the Justice Department’s warnings or the collapse of the system meant to protect family and domestic violence victims.

The Department of Justice has now confirmed it no longer recommends electronic monitoring across regional WA and even warns it’s unreliable in Perth’s outer suburbs where police can’t guarantee a timely response.

The courts, the Prisoners Review Board, and police prosecutors have all been warned - but the public was kept in the dark. Victim-survivors were promised protection. Instead, they’ve been left exposed, unprotected, and betrayed by a system in freefall.

The Cook Government has repeatedly assured the public that the system was working - even as it scrambled behind closed doors, refused to provide answers in Parliament, and left WA families at risk.

Premier Cook must front up today and explain how he will fix this failure. If he stays silent, it’s not just weakness - it’s an indictment of his leadership and his government’s betrayal of WA families.

@basil_zempilas #wapol

Just hours after I was officially elected, Dr Dave Manners and one of his patients shared their two year fight for health equity in the Perth Hills.

Since then, many others have come forward, frustrated that local cancer patients are being forced to travel across the city to Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital for publicly funded radiation oncology treatment.

The same service exists in Midland, but only for those who can afford to pay out of pocket.

The care is already available. The government already funds it, just not where it is needed most.

Let’s bring cancer care closer to home.

The people of the Perth Hills have asked me to stand up and fight for this. And I will, until the job is done.

Liberals WA Libby Mettam #health #hillslocal #perthhills #kalamunda #wapol

In case you missed it.

Last year the WA Labor Government promised a much-needed GPS tracking system.

Now the Police Union and Corrective Services staff in court have said there are gaps and question marks surround the promise.

The community deserves answers - we deserve transparency on this issue. If it is broken, fix it.

Basil Zempilas Liberals WA

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:

Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.

At the going down of the sun and in the morning

We will remember them.

Lest we forget.

Thank you to the Chidlow RSL for hosting a wonderful Gunfire Breakfast, followed by a respectful and well attended ANZAC Day march and service.

It was especially moving to hear the story of Z Special Unit, also known as Z Force, an elite group of commandos who carried out covert operations during World War II—particularly in Borneo. Their bravery and sacrifice often go unrecognised, as many members were sworn to secrecy upon returning home.

Chidlow has a proud history of armed service, and it was an honour to stand alongside a community that continues to remember and reflect.

A solemn and meaningful occasion.

Lest we forget.

What a moving morning at the Mount Helena ANZAC Day service.

This was a truly community-led event, organised with care and heart by the Mount Helena Ratepayers and Residents Association and other local groups. A big thank you to Owen Briffa for his dedication and all the work that went into making today possible.

Special thanks to the students from Sawyers Valley Primary School and Eastern Hills Senior High School. Your contributions were thoughtful and heartfelt. You did your schools proud.

Lest we forget.

📬 We've got mail!

We’ve officially set up our post box and thanks to the amazing staff at the Kalamunda Post Office, we landed PO Box 1 in Kalamunda!

If you ever need to send something our way, you can now reach us at:
PO Box 1, Kalamunda WA 6926

Looking forward to staying in touch!

Remember, if snail mail isn't your thing you can reach me at 9293 4747 or adam.hort@mp.wa.gov.au

Had a lovely time visiting Kathryn and the amazing team at the Kalamunda CWA! 💐

It won't come as a surprise to most that CWA do amazing work in our community — from supporting local groups to raising funds for those who need it most. Their dedication, kindness, and community spirit are truly something special.

With their 75th anniversary just around the corner next month, it was a great moment to reflect on the huge impact the CWA has had over the past seven and a half decades. What a legacy!

Here’s to many more years of cuppas, compassion, and community 💛

🎉 Big news — our electorate office is officially OPEN! 🎉

I’m here to help, listen, and work with you — so whether you’ve got questions, ideas, or just want to say hello, come on by.

📍Shop 9, 39 Railway Road, Kalamunda (in the Kalamunda Central shopping centre)
🕘 Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm
📞 (08) 9293 4747
📧 adam.hort@mp.wa.gov.au

We’ll also be out and about with mobile offices across the Perth Hills — from Wooroloo and Mt Helena, through to Darlington and Pickering Brook. Keep an eye out for when we’re near you!

WA Labor promised GPS tracking for high-risk family violence offenders - but left WA Police without the resources to enforce it.

Shocking revelations this week have confirmed that WA Police are not resourced to enforce the Cook Labor Government’s own GPS tracking laws in regional Western Australia.

While family and domestic violence continues to climb at crisis levels in regional Western Australia – over 132 per cent higher than when WA Labor took office – it’s disgraceful to think the Cook Labor Government hasn’t taken the necessary steps to ensure WA Police and Corrections have the capacity to actually enforce the law.

The Police Minister needs to explain why regional officers were left without the basic capacity to do their jobs.

@liberalswa @basil_zempilas

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Hi, I'm Adam Hort, your local Liberal for Kalamunda.

Out in our community

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