Raising concerns about anti-social behaviour in our community

Today in Parliament, I raised concerns about the ongoing anti-social behaviour being experienced by some residents across Dawesville and the wider Mandurah community.

Over recent months, I have heard from residents about property damage, assaults, motorbikes damaging local ovals and reserves, and other incidents that have left some people feeling unsafe in their own neighbourhoods.

I spoke with the Attorney General about the concerns being raised by our community, particularly around repeat offending, accountability, rehabilitation and community safety. I also acknowledged the important work being done by our local police, who continue to respond to these issues and keep our community safe.

I have included the full recording of my grievance and the Attorney General’s response below.