WA’s newly appointed Building Commissioner speaks in interviews reported by multiple outlets, saying homes and buildings are not constructed the way they were in the past and presenting this as a positive change. The commissioner discusses his approach to improving building standards and compliance, drawing on a long career in enforcement described as spanning more than three decades. He also comments on current industry issues, including the quality of paving work, and highlights concerns that can affect finished projects and public outcomes. The interviews also reference his involvement with Nicheliving, a building-related context mentioned across the reports. In outlining priorities, the commissioner presents a mix of forward-looking intentions and practical attention to how rules are applied in real building work. While the coverage focuses primarily on the commissioner’s views and background rather than specific policy details, all sources frame the appointment as a step toward strengthening oversight and rule enforcement in Western Australia’s building sector.