Premier Roger Cook defends State budget’s family assistance as time runs out for $250 payment

Parents are warned of exhaustion to demand up to 250 dollars per child in student aid payments, as the state budget shows the cost of life package.

On Monday, Roger Cook rejected criticism that families who did not capture public transportation would go back due to an increase of 2.5 percent in service prices and the bending of power bill loans.

“Our home basket has only increased less than inflation,” he said.

“In other words, the real price of the cost of goods basket is actually decreasing, and that’s why, I’m sure, I’m sure it is a pleasant measure.

“But, of course, the best life measure for everyone is a quality job and therefore we are very pleased that the economy continues to be strong.”

The government announced that the latest student aid payments were received and that last year’s 388,000 children were on the way to defeat with the allegations.

70 percent regional rates delay a 77 percent of the metropolitan perth, but refuse to release the collapse of government -acquisition rates by school.

“What we’re trying to do is to continue to make it a really positive opportunity for WA families,” he said.