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Senior minister lets slip on cabinet reshuffle as WA Labor braces for Papalia’s suspected exit

The West Australian

July 6, 2026

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Senior minister lets slip on cabinet reshuffle as WA Labor braces for Papalia’s suspected exit

John Carey has let slip that merit might not decide who gets promoted to Roger Cook’s cabinet, with a reshuffle widely expected soon.

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