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Western Australian Election: Results and Policies
On 13 March 2021 at the Western Australian (WA) state election, Labor was reelected to government under Leader Mark McGowan, who was reelected as Premier for the second time. Legislative Assembly 30 seats are required to form government in the lower house. At the time of publication, Labor has secured 50 seats and is predicted… Continue reading Western Australian Election: Results and Policies
South Australia Shadow Cabinet Updates
On 3 March 2021, South Australian Labor Leader Peter Malinauskas MP announced that MLC Emily Bourke will join the Opposition front bench. Bourke will also take on the portfolios of Shadow Minister for Local Government and Shadow Minister for the City of Adelaide. Bourke’s appointment to the front bench will continue Labor’s 50 per cent… Continue reading South Australia Shadow Cabinet Updates
South Australian Shadow Cabinet Update
To access Hawker Britton’s Occasional Paper on the updates to the South Australian Shadow Cabinet, click here. For more information, contact your Hawker Britton consultant here. For more Hawker Britton Occasional papers, click here.
Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System
On 2 March 2021, The Victorian Royal Commission into Family Violence handed down its final report. The Victorian Government has committed to implementing all 65 recommendations in the report. Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System Final Report On October 24 2018, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews committed to implementing a Royal Commission into Victoria’s mental… Continue reading Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System
Current composition of the Australian Parliament (as of 24/9/2021)
House of Representatives: Coalition Labor Greens Katter Centre Alliance Independents 76 68 1 1 1 4 On 4 July 2020, a by-election in Eden-Monaro (NSW) saw the retired Labor MP Mike Kelly replaced by Kristy McBain (ALP). On 4 July 2020, a by-election in Groom (Qld) saw the retired LNP MP Dr John McVeigh replaced… Continue reading Current composition of the Australian Parliament (as of 24/9/2021)