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2 weeks ago |
thewest.com.au | Dylan Caporn |Oliver Lane
Nationals and Liberals team up to try and revoke firearm act reform
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2 weeks ago |
thewest.com.au | Dylan Caporn |Jessica Page
State leaders Basil Zempilas and Shane Love earn praise on working relationship as federal Coalition splits
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3 weeks ago |
thewest.com.au | Ben Harvey |Dylan Caporn
Women’s and Babies Hospital thrown into disarray as Roberts Co placed into administration
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1 month ago |
albanyadvertiser.com.au | Dylan Caporn |Oliver Lane
Premier Roger Cook warns WA’s emissions may rise before they fall in bid to help global net zero push
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1 month ago |
thenightly.com.au | Katina Curtis |Dylan Caporn
Labor’s factions are set to start scrambling on Monday for two vacant positions in Anthony Albanese’s second-term ministry, with insiders believing the Prime Minister’s landslide victory has given him more internal authority. As Labor ministers and MPs celebrated Saturday’s shock win, focus shifted to who would form part of Labor’s senior government. The two vacancies — from former Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones and Bill Shorten — offer up a position to a left and right-aligned MP respectively.
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