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Stamp duty reform in effect as WA Government homes in on election promise

Stamp duty reform in effect as WA Government homes in on election promise

26 March | By John Murtagh
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The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the public service

The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the public service

25 March | By John Murtagh
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Re-elected WA Premier Roger Cook names new-look Cabinet

Re-elected WA Premier Roger Cook names new-look Cabinet

18 March | By Andrew McLaughlin
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The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the public sector

The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the public sector

18 March | By Andrew McLaughlin
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Labor returns to power in WA with reduced but still large majority

Labor returns to power in WA with reduced but still large majority

12 March | By Andrew McLaughlin
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Not much in WA's win for federal Labor to take home

Not much in WA's win for federal Labor to take home

11 March | By Chris Johnson
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The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the public sector

The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the public sector

11 March | By Andrew McLaughlin
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After 11 years the search resumes off the WA coast for the missing MH370

After 11 years the search resumes off the WA coast for the missing MH370

6 March | By Andrew McLaughlin
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The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the public sector

The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the public sector

4 March | By Andrew McLaughlin
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Calls for more heart in WA election campaign promises

Calls for more heart in WA election campaign promises

28 February | By Chris Johnson
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West Australian man charged with using social media to threaten federal MP

West Australian man charged with using social media to threaten federal MP

25 February | By John Murtagh
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The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the public sector

The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the public sector

25 February | By Andrew McLaughlin
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Environmental groups claim ancient tingle forest severely damaged by prescribed burn

Environmental groups claim ancient tingle forest severely damaged by prescribed burn

19 February | By Andrew McLaughlin
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The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the public sector

The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the public sector

18 February | By Andrew McLaughlin
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New boardwalk in Mangrove Cove ramps up public's enjoyment of stunning flora

New boardwalk in Mangrove Cove ramps up public's enjoyment of stunning flora

12 February | By John Murtagh
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The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the APS

The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the APS

11 February | By Andrew McLaughlin
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Partnership between state and industry to improve Pilbara water security

Partnership between state and industry to improve Pilbara water security

10 February | By John Murtagh
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Government applies a 'Band-Aid' to state and territory health funding in lieu of new five-year deal

Government applies a 'Band-Aid' to state and territory health funding in lieu of new five-year deal

7 February | By Andrew McLaughlin
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The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the APS

The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the APS

4 February | By Andrew McLaughlin
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WA Government invests $500k in dung beetles in battle against bushflies

WA Government invests $500k in dung beetles in battle against bushflies

4 February | By John Murtagh
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WA Government seeks expressions of interest for Rockingham marina project

WA Government seeks expressions of interest for Rockingham marina project

3 February | By John Murtagh
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Western Australia Government seeks to buy back state freight network

Western Australia Government seeks to buy back state freight network

29 January | By John Murtagh
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WA Government invests $80 million in two Australind trains

WA Government invests $80 million in two Australind trains

28 January | By John Murtagh
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Western Australian Government extends regional Affordable Airfares Program

Western Australian Government extends regional Affordable Airfares Program

22 January | By Andrew McLaughlin
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The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the APS

The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the APS

24 December 2024 | By James Day
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The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the APS

The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the APS

17 December 2024 | By James Day
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Big changes to come for WA public sector super fund GESB

Big changes to come for WA public sector super fund GESB

11 December 2024 | By James Day
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WA set to finish initiative of building Main Roads' workforce

WA set to finish initiative of building Main Roads' workforce

10 December 2024 | By James Day
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The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the APS

The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the APS

10 December 2024 | By James Day
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WA passes state's first privacy act on last day of parliament, despite criticism from Tucker

WA passes state's first privacy act on last day of parliament, despite criticism from Tucker

4 December 2024 | By James Day
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Meet the CPSU/CSA's new general secretary, a self-proclaimed 'public sector tragic'

Meet the CPSU/CSA's new general secretary, a self-proclaimed 'public sector tragic'

3 December 2024 | By James Day
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The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the APS

The Water Cooler: Comings and goings in the APS

3 December 2024 | By James Day
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Budget shows more public servants but mostly at the expense of consultants

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