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New Committee Members for Pride WA

pride flagPride WA have announced the appointment of five new committee members to fill the vacancies left by resignations during the year.

Former Pride Co-Presidents Daniel Smith and Sue Fisher-Hendry have rejoined the committee. Also joining the committee mid-term are founding GRAI President Graham Lovelock and Michelle Rigg, a former president of the Loton Park Tennis Club.  The fifth new face on the committee is Jake McPartland.

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In an email to members of the organisation, Female Co-President Alice Newport announced that McPartland would be taking over the management of memberships of the organisation. Fisher-Hendry, Smith, Lovelock and Rigg would be focusing on the development of a strategic plan and creating organisational reform.

Since the organisation’s last Annual General Meeting Female Co-President Rebecca Hills, Festival Coordinators Matthew Landers and Kingsley Norris plus Membership Officer Joel Murphy have stepped down from their roles.

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