Department of the Premier and Cabinet of WA on LinkedIn: WA Government calendar 2023 (2024)

Good leaders aren't born, they're developed. 💪That's why we're implementing Building Leadership Impact across our department. Building Leadership Impact, developed by the Public Sector Commission, is an initiative designed to strengthen the leadership behaviours of all public sector employees so that we can better serve the WA community. This begins with leading ourselves, and taking responsibility for our own leadership development and growth. For more information about Building Leadership Impact and how it will benefit the sector, visit https://lnkd.in/gvX2tmg8

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👋 Job alert – Senior Project Officer 👋 Are you curious about the behind-the-scenes work of Parliament, Executive Council, Cabinet and other foundational decision-making processes of Executive Government? We are seeking a dedicated and dynamic individual to join our Parliamentary and Executive Government Services team as a Senior Project Officer.As our future Senior Project Officer, you will maintain expert awareness of cabinet, parliamentary and executive government policies, processes and protocols to provide support and advice to a range of senior stakeholders.If you are resilient and curious, passionate about public service and eager to contribute to the processes that underpin our democracy, then this could be your next career move! 😍If you’re ready to make an impact at the heart of the action, learn more at https://lnkd.in/gctFhPNM

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The role of the Office of Digital Government is to lead the State’s digital transformation, reshaping how we best serve the public and work internally. One important goal is to ensure the sector has the right people to enable digital transformation and the Digital Public Sector Graduate Program (the program), is central to achieving this. Last month, our Digital Public Sector Graduate team hosted its first ‘Public Sector Graduate Co Meet Up’, bringing agencies together to connect, collaborate, share ideas and expertise in how we can attract a diverse workforce to the sector. The meet up had a great turnout with 11 public sector agencies in attendance🤝. Thank you to Natasha Williams, Graduate Program Manager and Lydia Rock, Graduate Coordinator for organising this event and Jonas Petersen, Chief Digital Officer, and Ray Z. Director of Digital Transformation and Strategy, for their support. We can’t wait to see the outcomes for our future Graduate cohorts! 🤩

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🎤Makin' my way downtown Walkin' fast, faces passAnd I'm (Boorloo) boundStarin' (enthusiastically) aheadJust makin' my wayMakin' a way through the (Walk for Reconciliation) crowd 🎤 While we may not have walked a Thousand miles, it was great to see thousands of people, including our DPC staff, at this year's Walk for Reconciliation event in Perth/Boorloo.👣It was a reflective and particularly moving day, with a Welcome to Country, key speakers and multiple Smoking Ceremony fire pits for the walkers to pass through. To learn more about what you can do beyond #NRW2024, visit https://www.recwa.org.au/

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Past, Present and Future.Team members from our Aboriginal Engagement Directorate recently represented DPC at the on Country Tjiwarl Palyakuwa (Agreement) Implementation Committee meeting and working group meetings as part of their exciting work in implementing the Tjiwarl Palyakuwa (Agreement) Indigenous Land Use Agreement. The Tjiwarl Agreement provides the Tjiwarl Native Title Holders with a package of benefits designed to support the socio-cultural, environmental and economic aspirations of Tjiwarl People. In the spirit of partnership which underpins the Tjiwarl Agreement, Tjiwarl (Aboriginal Corporation) RNTBC and the Native Titles Holders guided 26 representatives from across 12 State Government agencies to culturally significant sites within the Tjiwarl determination area and shared stories and knowledge about the sites, some of which are relevant to benefits delivered by the Tjiwarl Agreement, including land transfers and joint vesting and joint management arrangements. The sites visited included Tjiwarl (Logan Springs), Wanjarri Nature Reserve, Pingkalingkali (Lake Miranda), Dingo Pool and Nguluwuriwuri (Jones Creek).To learn more about the Agreement, visit https://lnkd.in/gjacY36A

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Our Department stands in solidarity with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples this National Reconciliation Week 🥰Share your own digital Acknowledgement of Country. Visit https://lnkd.in/gEuCdTUi for more information.

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🙌 National Reconciliation Week is officially underway! 🙌To acknowledge the start of National Reconciliation Week 2024, ourDepartment joined with the Public Sector Commission to watch a livestream of the breakfast event from Optus Stadium, Boorloo, this morning.The annual NRW breakfast always kicks off the momentum and excitement for the rest of NRW Week.Key note speakers across the morning shared their own reflections on Reconciliation, including Dr. Richard Walley OAM who encouraged audience membersto be strong and embrace the uncomfortable conversations in order to walk together for the future. Reconciliation WA Co-Chairs Nolan Hunter and Debra Zanella spoke to the importance of truth-listening and reminded us that it’s a time for unity, a time for respect but more importantly it is a time for action in your personal and professional worlds. National Reconciliation Week is a time for all Australians to learnabout our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia.What will your reconciliation commitment be?Well done and thank you to our colleagues at Reconciliation WA for putting together another fantastic breakfast event. It’s always a highlight for our agencies. To see more NRW 2024 events visit https://www.recwa.org.au/. #NRW2024 #NowMoreThanEver

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🤩 Linking up with the Meaning of Health 🤩Our Office of Digital Government Chief Data Officer Natalia Kacperek (pictured) recently sat down with Professor David Preen and The University of Western Australia Meaning of Health team for an episode of the Meaning of Health Podcast. Natalia and David spoke about the game-changing benefits of linked data in WA, including how data is used to deliver government services and improve medical research.Natalia also discussed her leading role in the roll out of PeopleWA, Western Australia’s journey to regaining a leading position in data linkage and what to expect from the PeopleWA platform in the future.‘Meaning of Health’ is a podcast that explores a range of health and health-related issues that affect people in the community. The team sit down with lived experience, academic, and practitioner experts to take a deep dive into many different areas of health.Stay tuned for a follow-up episode to hear more about how PeopleWA is making an impact. To listen to the episode, head to https://lnkd.in/guKiYS-CTo learn more about PeopleWA, visithttps://lnkd.in/gi8Vypnr

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🤝Supporting, empowering, and securing opportunities for ACCOs.🤝When Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation (ACCOs) are involved in planning, designing and delivering services, Aboriginal people are more likely to engage with those services and likely to experience better outcomes.The WA Government has released a Whole-of-government ACCO strategy that sets out the approach for WA Government agencies to support ACCOs to take on service delivery, supporting commitments in the Aboriginal Empowerment Strategy and the National Agreement on Closing the Gap. The Strategy focuses on empowering Aboriginal people in Western Australia to be able to access place-based, community-led and culturally secure services that are designed and delivered by strong and sustainable ACCOs.To learn more about the ACCO strategy, visit https://lnkd.in/gf8UEFU8

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