World News Swan River foreshore vision descends into political stoush, Liberals called on to reveal if they back plan Blog

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The Labor Party has sought to turn the City of Perth’s vision for the Swan River waterfront into a political argument, challenging the opposition to announce whether it supports the $1 billion proposal.

After The West Australian revealed the city’s plans – including open spaces, restaurants and hotels along a two-kilometre stretch of riverfront – Energy Minister Reece Whitby said the plans had come at the last minute.

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