Brad Pettitt
@bradpettitt.bsky.social
Greens member of West Australian state parliament. Former Mayor of Fremantle. Sustainability, climate change, liveable cities.
In the West Australian newspaper today.
WA needs stop Waiting Awhile on climate action.
WA needs stop Waiting Awhile on climate action.
August 13, 2025 at 2:06 AM
In the West Australian newspaper today.
WA needs stop Waiting Awhile on climate action.
WA needs stop Waiting Awhile on climate action.
Tonight was the launch of The World’s Longest City as part of @perthdesignweek The full documentary film by Harry Cunningham will premiere on April 17. A key conversation that Perth needs to have.
March 25, 2025 at 2:18 PM
Tonight was the launch of The World’s Longest City as part of @perthdesignweek The full documentary film by Harry Cunningham will premiere on April 17. A key conversation that Perth needs to have.
Hope for better housing on Hope Street.
It was great to sit down with the Fifth Estate for their Review Magazine to chat about how an ordinary-looking street in White Gum Valley is showing a way forward with gentle density and smart infill.
It was great to sit down with the Fifth Estate for their Review Magazine to chat about how an ordinary-looking street in White Gum Valley is showing a way forward with gentle density and smart infill.
March 25, 2025 at 2:33 AM
Hope for better housing on Hope Street.
It was great to sit down with the Fifth Estate for their Review Magazine to chat about how an ordinary-looking street in White Gum Valley is showing a way forward with gentle density and smart infill.
It was great to sit down with the Fifth Estate for their Review Magazine to chat about how an ordinary-looking street in White Gum Valley is showing a way forward with gentle density and smart infill.
No longer will I be the only Green in the WA Parliament but I will be joined by at least these four wonderful humans.
Thanks to everyone who volunteered and worked so hard to get @Sophiemcneill @timclifford_ Jess and I in.
Together we can make this change you voted for.
Thanks to everyone who volunteered and worked so hard to get @Sophiemcneill @timclifford_ Jess and I in.
Together we can make this change you voted for.
March 9, 2025 at 2:14 PM
No longer will I be the only Green in the WA Parliament but I will be joined by at least these four wonderful humans.
Thanks to everyone who volunteered and worked so hard to get @Sophiemcneill @timclifford_ Jess and I in.
Together we can make this change you voted for.
Thanks to everyone who volunteered and worked so hard to get @Sophiemcneill @timclifford_ Jess and I in.
Together we can make this change you voted for.
With the state election on Saturday, I hope these scorecards by WA’s peak body for conservation and the environment will be helpful as you cast your vote.
March 6, 2025 at 2:39 PM
With the state election on Saturday, I hope these scorecards by WA’s peak body for conservation and the environment will be helpful as you cast your vote.
Great to stand side by side with allies in the renewable energy sector to make the compelling case for helping WA households reduce bills and emissions through solar, batteries, electrification and energy efficiency.
January 21, 2025 at 9:57 AM
Great to stand side by side with allies in the renewable energy sector to make the compelling case for helping WA households reduce bills and emissions through solar, batteries, electrification and energy efficiency.
This table shows how badly WA is dropping the ball when it comes to enabling West Australians to benefit from living in solar powered, electric homes.
WA is the only state or territory not to offer any incentives that could see households save up to $3000 per year.
WA is the only state or territory not to offer any incentives that could see households save up to $3000 per year.
January 17, 2025 at 3:39 AM
This table shows how badly WA is dropping the ball when it comes to enabling West Australians to benefit from living in solar powered, electric homes.
WA is the only state or territory not to offer any incentives that could see households save up to $3000 per year.
WA is the only state or territory not to offer any incentives that could see households save up to $3000 per year.
This week we announced our “Renewable Energy for All” policy alongside key advocates for renewable energy in WA.
It will benefit Western Australians during the cost of living crisis. All electric homes can be up to $3000 a year cheaper to run
The policy is a win for climate, health, and hip pocket
It will benefit Western Australians during the cost of living crisis. All electric homes can be up to $3000 a year cheaper to run
The policy is a win for climate, health, and hip pocket
January 15, 2025 at 3:12 PM
This week we announced our “Renewable Energy for All” policy alongside key advocates for renewable energy in WA.
It will benefit Western Australians during the cost of living crisis. All electric homes can be up to $3000 a year cheaper to run
The policy is a win for climate, health, and hip pocket
It will benefit Western Australians during the cost of living crisis. All electric homes can be up to $3000 a year cheaper to run
The policy is a win for climate, health, and hip pocket