The Wellspring

Recovering…

10 May, 2007

Yes, so it’s been quite a while since the last post! Between interviews for seasonal clerkships with law firms, I’ve been attending the National Youth Affairs Conference (where the big news was a firm commitment by the Shadow Minister for Women and Youth Tanya Plibersek that the ALP would, if elected, re-establish a Minister for Youth and a national youth affairs peak) and have since fallen sick with a nasty cough. I should be back on board over the weekend, with a nice backlog of announcement and opportunities to get through.

Excitifying!

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One comment to “Recovering…”.

Greg Nelson says:
May 10th, 2007 at 4:46 pm
Wow, that’s very encouraging - but predictably obvious - improvement to the state of youth affairs in Australia. All that needs to happen now is to get the opposition elected.

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About Alan Wu

Alan Wu, 24, was the youngest and longest-serving Chair of the Australian Youth Affairs Coalition. He was a finalist in the 2008 Young Australian of the Year Awards, and amongst the youngest invitees to the Prime Minister's Australia 2020 Summit. For more information, visit the About Alan Wu section.