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McGowan Government Cabinet sworn in after historic WA election win
Mark McGowan and his new-look Cabinet have been officially sworn in following Labor’s historic WA election win.
Key points:
- Mark McGowan unveiled his new ministry yesterday
- He named himself as Treasurer as part of the changes
- The ministry includes five women and 11 men
The Premier and his 16 ministers were sworn in by Governor Kim Beazley at a ceremony at Government House this morning.
Mr McGowan announced the distribution of portfolios yesterday, when he appointed himself State Treasurer and promoted five MPs to the ministry.
ABC News: Hugh Sando
)Amber-Jade Sanderson, John Carey, Tony Buti, Don Punch and Reece Whitby were the new additions.
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