WA Labor selects Georgia Tree as its candidate for the Secret Harbour by-election after the retirement of sitting member Paul Papalia. Multiple outlets report that Tree has been associated with the Labor Party since 2013 and has worked in the office of Brand MP Madeleine King. Sources also describe her current work with Woodside. The selection follows Papalia’s decision to step down from the seat, prompting the by-election. The reporting across outlets focuses on Labor’s candidate announcement and Tree’s background, rather than policy positions or campaign details. While the articles provide consistent information about Tree’s party involvement and employment history, they do not add further specifics about the by-election date, voting details, or competing candidates. Overall, the coverage aligns on the key facts: Paul Papalia’s retirement triggers the by-election, and Georgia Tree is named as Labor’s candidate.
WA Labor selects Georgia Tree for Secret Harbour by-election after Paul Papalia steps down
WA Labor selects Georgia Tree as its candidate for the Secret Harbour by-election after the retirement of sitting member Paul Papalia. Multiple outlets report that Tree has been associated with the La...
- Paul Papalia’s retirement triggers a by-election for the WA seat of Secret Harbour.
- WA Labor names Georgia Tree as its candidate for the upcoming by-election.
- Tree has been part of the Labor Party since 2013.
- Tree has worked in the office of Brand MP Madeleine King.
- Tree is currently employed by Woodside.
Georgia Tree has been part of the Labor Party since 2013 and has worked in the office of Brand MP Madeleine King, as well as for Woodside.
1 month agoGeorgia Tree has been part of the Labor Party since 2013 and has worked in the office of Brand MP Madeleine King, as well as for Woodside.
1 month agoGeorgia Tree has been part of the Labor Party since 2013 and has worked in the office of Brand MP Madeleine King, as well as for Woodside.
1 month agoWA Labor has selected a former federal adviser and current Woodside employee, Georgia Tree, as its candidate for the upcoming Secret Harbour by-election, following the retirement of Paul Papalia.
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