Tag: Roger Cook
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Two New Public Holidays Coming to Western Australia in 2028
Introduction to New Public Holidays in Western Australia In an exciting development for residents of Western Australia, Premier Roger Cook has announced plans to introduce legislation to create two new public holidays in the state, set to take effect in 2028. This initiative aims to enhance work-life balance and reflect the cultural significance of these…
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Western Australia to Add Two New Public Holidays in 2028
Introduction of New Public Holidays in WA Western Australia is set to welcome exciting changes to its public holiday calendar in 2028, as Premier Roger Cook announced plans to introduce legislation that will create two new public holidays. This move is aimed at aligning the state’s holiday schedule with community needs and recognized events, ultimately…
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WA Premier Roger Cook Admits Mistake on Stadium Opposition
WA Premier Roger Cook Concedes Mistake on Stadium Opposition The political landscape in Western Australia is witnessing a significant shift as Premier Roger Cook publicly acknowledges his previous stance against the construction of Perth Stadium. This admission comes amidst rising concerns regarding a controversial plan to build a racetrack in Burswood, a move that has…
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WA Premier Roger Cook Acknowledges Mistakes on Perth Stadium and Burswood Racetrack
Introduction In a surprising turn of events, Western Australia (WA) Premier Roger Cook has publicly acknowledged that he made a mistake in opposing the construction of the Perth Stadium. This admission comes as concerns mount over a controversial plan to build a racetrack in Burswood, a community that has seen both support and pushback regarding…
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WA Premier Roger Cook’s Concession on Perth Stadium and Burswood Racetrack
Introduction In a surprising turn of events, Western Australia’s Premier Roger Cook has publicly acknowledged his previous opposition to the construction of the Perth Stadium adjacent to a proposed racetrack in Burswood. As plans for the Burswood racetrack progress, this concession raises questions about the future of the area and Cook’s leadership. Background on Perth…