Roger Cook (Politician)
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Roger Cook is an Australian Labor Party politician from Western Australia. In the 2008 state election he was elected to the Western Australian Legislative Assembly to the newly formed seat of Kwinana, becoming its inaugural member. On 16 September 2008, he was elected to the position of deputy leader of the Labor Party under Eric Ripper. Cook attended Murdoch University, completing a Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration degree. He was active in student politics and went on to work in a number of Labor Party MP offices including Stephen Smith, Jim McGinty and Chris Evans. He has been invol...
Roger Cook is an Australian Labor Party politician from Western Australia. In the 2008 state election he was elected to the Western Australian Legislative Assembly to the newly formed seat of Kwinana, becoming its inaugural member. On 16 September 2008, he was elected to the position of deputy leader of the Labor Party under Eric Ripper. Cook attended Murdoch University, completing a Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration degree. He was active in student politics and went on to work in a number of Labor Party MP offices including Stephen Smith, Jim McGinty and Chris Evans. He has been involved in indigenous land rights issues including time as the CEO of the West Australian Native Title Working Group, as Executive Director of the Native Title Representative Body for the resource rich Pilbara region (Yamatji Marlpa Barna Baba Maaja Aboriginal Corporation)and as Director of government and corporate relations at the 'South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council'. Cook served as national president of Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation until the election was called.
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