ENG:Brendon John Grylls (born 5 June 1973 in Perth, Western Australia) is an Australian politician and is currently the Member for Central Wheatbelt in the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, as well as the Leader of the National Party of Western Australia. Grylls has been the Minister for Regional Development and Minister for Lands in the Barnett Ministry since 23 September 2008. He was educated at Wesley College, Perth.
His political career began in November 2001 when he contested and won a state by-election following the retirement of former Nationals Leader Hendy Cowan to become the Member for Merredin. Following a redistribution in 2008, Merredin was largely incorporated into the new Central Wheatbelt Electoral district.
Grylls was the Shadow Minister for Environment and the ...
Hon Brendon Grylls MLA - Minister for Regional Development; Lands, Minister Assisting the Minister for State Development, Minister Assisting the Minister for Transport, ... , positive
The Hon Brendon Grylls was elected to State Parliament when he won a by-election for the seat of Merredin in 2001 and became the leader of the Nationals WA in July 2005. , positive
EN.wiki: Australian politician and is currently the Member for Central Wheatbelt in the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, as well as the Leader of the National Party (WA). , positive
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REGIONAL Development Minister Brendon Grylls was forced to defend the State Government's plans to address the housing affordability crisis in Port Hedland, after angry residents confronted him this morning. Mr Grylls, in Port Hedland to officially open the $23 million stage one South Hedland town centre revitalisation project, was told by locals that fellow residents were leaving in droves because of the massive costs associated with renting and buying property in the mining town.
The Pilbara is one of the country’s most expensive property markets. Basic houses, ...
Regional Development Minister Brendon Grylls has welcomed any investigation into the Opposition's claims he used Royalty for Regions funds to pork-barrel seats held by Nationals MPs.
Launching the latest roll-out of Country Local Government Fund money today, Mr Grylls called it the most scrutinised program in the history of government and said the formula used to distribute funds was a fair one.
Opposition regional development spokesman Mark McGowan this morning levelled rorting claims at Mr Grylls, saying money from the $95.5 million CLGF had been used to sweeten National Party ...
The WA Opposition is continuing its pursuit of the Regional Development Minister, Brendon Grylls, over his failure to release details of meetings with mining magnate Clive Palmer.
Last month, Labor submitted a freedom of information request about the government's dealings over a mine owned by Mr Palmer who is the National Party's biggest donor.
It says Mr Grylls handed over some documents but failed to disclose any details about six meetings he had with Mr Palmer during February 2009 and May 2010.
Mr Grylls said in Parliament yesterday that he acted on advice from the State ...
Grease My Lips What is The West trying to say with their photo of Brendon Grylls today on page 21? Is that blood on his lips, or is it grease from when he’s been trying to suck start tractors? The other guys seem … Continue reading →
Lucky Grylls, Hayseed Rising As the handsome young hayseed Brendon grylls considers a life of National Socialism, he has a unexpected visitor and a rapid change of heart.
Western Australia to the LNP – It’s not us, it’s you, we’ll call, we promise This post is reposted with permission from Ærchies Archive – Digital Detritus. Thank you Incompetence Shines Through Posted on April 11, 2012 by archiearchive FCD With all the polls indicating a crushingly anti-ALP mood within the Australian Electorate, fed by a conniving media, there are still some things which cannot be papered over. Like the [...]
Pulling Off Trucks This brazen and chilling attempt by Brendon Grylls to introduce tractor pulls by stealth to the metrocentric area cannot stand. A truck pull is just the thin end of the wedge. Don’t forget Brendon that we metrocentrics are the ones … Continue reading →