The Western Australian Labor government has been forced to close down its office in Rockingham, Perth, after staff allegedly received death threats. Premier Mark McGowan also noted some of his staff had also allegedly received threats of sexual assault. Concerns are growing that the threats result from the state government’s sweeping decision to mandate vaccinations for 75 percent of the workforce, with thousands set to lose their livelihoods. “There’s been death threats, there’s been threats to rape my staff, there have been people threatening to bomb my office,” WA Premier Mark McGowan told reporters on Nov. 17. “Someone turned up with an armoured car with a machine gun on the top,” McGowan said. McGowan urged those involved to cease engaging in dangerous and unlawful activities. “There is no problem with peaceful protests—they are an important part of our democracy. But personal threats of harm, violence, or death have no place …