Broome Wins with Sensible Solutions

Broome Wins with Sensible Solutions I'm a current Shire Councillor seeking a further term. Broome is a wonderful place but still faces many challenges.

Tackling these key issues takes strong leadership, sensible solutions, broad experience, and a proven passion for Broome. Shire of Broome Local Elections 2021- Broome Ward Candidates
Harold Tracey - Shire President
Desiree Male - Deputy Shire President
Peter Taylor - Councillor

I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all those who voted for or preferenced me in the Broome Shire electio...
19/10/2025

I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all those who voted for or preferenced me in the Broome Shire election. Your support has granted me the privilege of continuing to represent you for the next four years. I am deeply mindful of the responsibility that comes with this honour. I also wish to extend my congratulations to Desiree Male, Phil Matsumoto and Sean Cooper, who have been re-elected for four-year terms. The positivity of this election campaign has been truly remarkable, with candidates united in their commitment to making Broome a better place. Special recognition is due to Gary Smith, who has worked tirelessly to highlight the need for aged care housing in Broome. Although he was not elected, Gary has undoubtedly made a lasting impact on this issue. Thank you to all, Peter.

19/10/2025
How to Vote?Under the optional preferential voting system, voters number candidates in the order of their preference. Yo...
13/10/2025

How to Vote?
Under the optional preferential voting system, voters number candidates in the order of their preference. You have the choice to:
A) - vote for one candidate - by putting a 1 next to their name
B)- vote for some candidates - by numbering several candidates in the order of your preference
C) - vote for all candidates - by numbering all the candidates in the order of your preference
I’m standing for election for a further term, and I’m also supporting Desiree Male, Danielle Hart, and Sean Cooper
Authorised & written by Peter Taylor 2/41 Carnarvon St. Broome

Don't forget to vote! This is the last week to vote in the Broome Shire Elections. You can vote at the Shire Administrat...
11/10/2025

Don't forget to vote! This is the last week to vote in the Broome Shire Elections. You can vote at the Shire Administration Office on Weld Street, Monday through Friday, between 9am and 4pm.
Saturday, 18 October, between 8 am and 6 pm, is your last chance!
I am also supporting Desiree Male, Danielle Hart, and Sean Cooper.

Every town should have one!
23/09/2025

Every town should have one!

We are proud to represent the values of 'Connection, Support, Advocacy and Integrity'. As a Chamber, we know our members look up to us in how to do business. We love helping, shaping and connecting you with the right supports, so that we can all grow and improve together.

Broome Wins with Sensible Solutions. Don’t waste you vote.Vote early for the sensible options. ⭐️Peter Taylor, ⭐️Desiree...
21/09/2025

Broome Wins with Sensible Solutions.
Don’t waste you vote.
Vote early for the sensible options. ⭐️Peter Taylor,
⭐️Desiree Male,
⭐️Danielle Hart and
⭐️Sean Cooper.

At the last election 80% of eligible voters didn’t have their say.

Low turnouts are always a risk and never under estimate the the impact of a dysfunctional council.

You have a vote, don’t waste it.

Early voting in the Broome Council election commences Wednesday. Vote between 9am and 4pm Monday to Friday.

Authorised by Peter Taylor, 2/41 Carnarvon Street Broome WA 6725

World Class Solution and Engineering for Broome
20/09/2025

World Class Solution and Engineering for Broome

Until now, Broome has been a tide-dependent port, due to its unusually large tidal ranges, where low tide and high tide can change water depth by up to 10 metres

Understanding Local Government Elections - Optional Preferential Voting.In 2023, local government elections in WA moved ...
17/09/2025

Understanding Local Government Elections - Optional Preferential Voting.
In 2023, local government elections in WA moved to optional preferential voting. It is similar to how voting is done in State and Federal elections.

Under the optional preferential voting system, voters number candidates in the order of their preference. You have the choice to:
A) - vote for one candidate - by putting a 1 next to their name
B)- vote for some candidates - by numbering several candidates in the order of your preference
C) - vote for all candidates - by numbering all the candidates in the order of your preference

I’m standing for election for a further term and I’m also supporting Desiree Male, Danielle Hart and Sean Cooper

Authorised & written by Peter Taylor 2/41 Carnarvon St. Broome

Voting is a civic duty, but not compulsory!During the 2023 Shire elections, only 1,841 voters out of a total of 8,987 po...
16/09/2025

Voting is a civic duty, but not compulsory!
During the 2023 Shire elections, only 1,841 voters out of a total of 8,987 potential voters cast a vote. That's just 20.48%. Not everyone will vote for a better Broome. WILL YOU?
Early voting commences soon at the Shire of Broome Administration Centre on Weld Street.

Written & Authorised by Peter Taylor 2/41 Carnarvon Street, Broome.

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