WA Opposition names shadow cabinet WA Opposition Leader Mark McGowan and unveiled his new shadow cabinet. LABOR'S shadow cabinet includes more than half of its 32 MPs, but not former minister Ljiljanna Ravlich. Ken Travers is back in cabinet as the transport, agriculture and food, infrastructure, Wheatbelt and Mid West spokesman, while former unionist David Kelly will take on water, fisheries and youth. Rita Saffioti was given responsibility for planning, finance, government accountability and women's interests. The shadow cabinet includes 19 of Labor's MPs, up from 17 before the election and six of the Labor frontbenchers are women. Opposition leader Mark McGowan, who has retained the regional development portfolio, said he had assembled an "energetic team" that would hold the government accountable.