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Tuesday, 13 March, 2007 - 22:00
The Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) is holding a State Opposition update luncheon, March 19 at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre. At this luncheon the State Opposition will front an audience to present and defend their visions for WA. Some of the issues to be raised include the proposal to relocate Royal Perth Hospital, the Liberal Party’s environment policy and how planning and the environment will come together, and school curriculums and teacher shortages. Speakers include: Paul Omodei – leader of the State Opposition, Liberal Party; Dr Kim Hames – Shadow Minister for Health; Dr Steve Thomas – Shadow Minister for Environment; and Peter Collier – Shadow Minister for Education and Training. Registration for this event costs $110 for CEDA members and $125 for non members. For more information contact Joanne Gunn on 9228 2155 or email joanneg@ceda.com.au.