00:00 Piling into Parliament, Labor's massive caucus assembled to have their say on Cabinet.
00:07 How are you feeling about the reshuffle?
00:10 I'm feeling like I need to get upstairs and figure out what's going on.
00:13 The decision, all but predetermined, the frontrunner wasn't letting on, but it was soon made official.
00:21 Hannah will be a welcome addition to my team, bringing new energy and perspectives to the Cabinet.
00:26 The daughter of Labor legend and former Governor, Kim Beazley, few were surprised when Hannah Beazley entered politics.
00:33 After four attempts to get elected over eight years, her rise through the ranks has been quicker once inside,
00:40 picking up the portfolios of local government and youth as a first term MP.
00:45 While the second newest face in Cabinet, David Michael, has been given the key portfolio of mines and petroleum,
00:52 and Environment Minister, Rhys Whitby, takes on energy.
00:56 These changes elevate Ministers Whitby and Michael within our economic team.
01:01 Water Minister, Simone McGurk, has been given industrial relations,
01:06 while Police and Corrective Services Minister, Paul Papalia, adds racing and gaming to his duties.
01:12 There is the adage that if you want something done, give it to the busiest person in the room.
01:16 I obviously have great confidence in Paul's capabilities.
01:20 While the Premier will pick up hydrogen for himself.
01:24 Meanwhile, there's some jostling underway across the aisle.
01:27 Pre-selections open as early as next week in some Liberal seats, and there's an early challenger in Cottesloe.
01:33 The Property Council's, Sandra Brewer, has declared she'll seek Liberal pre-selection in the safe seat held by David Honey.
01:41 honey.
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