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Public interest disclosure officer contact directory June 2021 Boards and committees Entity Display Name Phone Albany Cemetery Board Tomlinson, Peter 08 9844 7766 Alcohol and Other Drugs Advisory Board Hlatywayo, Brian 08 6553 0600 Alcohol and Other Drugs Advisory Board Watt, Alexander 08 6553 0600 Anzac Day Trust Netolicky, Josef 08 6551 2607 Building Services Board Whittet, Neil 08 6251 1216 Bunbury Cemetery Board Den Boer, Pieter 0438 424 558 Bunbury Cemetery Board McNab, Rob 08 9721 3191 Bunbury Harvey Regional Council Battersby, Tony 08 9797 2404 Carers Advisory Council Waylen, Kate 08 6552 1736 Central Regional TAFE Governing Council Bowman, Michael 08 9622 6792 Charitable Collections Advisory Committee Gorton, Donna 08 6552 9385 Chemistry Centre WA Board Barbato, Lina 08 9422 9803 Chemistry Centre WA Board Miller, Ian 08 9422 9805 Coal Miner's Welfare Board Miffling, Ian 08 9734 3293 Cockburn Sound Management Council Longley, Kateryna 0414 360 212 Contaminated Sites Committee Bamber, Anna 08 6467 5201 Contaminated Sites Committee Fagan, Amanda 08 6467 5201 Contaminated Sites Committee Thomas, Amanda K 08 6467 5327 Control of Vehicles (Off Road Areas) Act Knight, Julie 08 6552 1690 Advisory Committee Council of Official Visitors Ayriss, Donna 08 6234 6300 Council of Official Visitors Haney, Donna 08 9226 3266 Country High School Hostels Authority Hardie, Debra 08 9264 5432 Board Dwellingup Cemetery Board Watts, Dianne 08 9538 1185 Electrical Licensing Board Whittet, Neil 08 6251 1216 Environmental Protection Authority Board of Beilby, Steve 08 6467 5402 Western Australia Fire and Emergency Services Rutter, Adrian 08 9382 8444 Superannuation Board Fluoridation of Public Water Supplies Theobald, Richard 08 9388 4967 Advisory Committee Gaming and Wagering Commission of Gojanovich, Rosemary 08 6551 4819 Western Australia Gaming and Wagering Commission of Sgro, Lance 08 6551 4830 Western Australia Entity Display Name Phone Gaming Community Trust Gojanovich, Rosemary 08 6551 4819 Gaming Community Trust Sgro, Lance 08 6551 4830 Heritage Council of Western Australia Gilman, Joel 08 6552 4134 Insurance Commission of WA - Board of Forbes, Grant 08 9264 3231 Commissioners Integrated Fisheries Allocation Advisory Joll, Lindsay 08 9482 7333 Committee Kimberley Pilbara Gascoyne (Northern) Joint Development Assessment Panel Harvey, Ben 08 6551 9702 (JDAP) Land Surveyors Licensing Board of Western Madden, Craig 08 9273 7104 Australia Legal Costs Committee Weir, Jay 08 9425 3261 Library Board of Western Australia Ferguson, Adrian 08 6552 7371 Local Government Advisory Board Knight, Julie 08 6552 1690 Local Health Authorities Analytical Chapman, Trevor 08 6304 2401 Committee Mindarie Regional Council Cherico, Sonya 08 9306 6304 Ministerial Advisory Council on Disability Kenworthy, Peta 08 9426 9269 Ministerial Advisory Council on Disability Wolff, Vivienne 08 6272 1246 Ministerial Council for Suicide Prevention Hlatywayo, Brian 08 6553 0600 (Onelife) Ministerial Council for Suicide Prevention Watt, Alexander 08 6553 0600 (Onelife) Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Advisory Woodley, Simon 08 9252 2120 Committee Pharmacy Registration Board of Western Brandon, Guy 08 9267 3231 Australia See Department of Primary Industries and Pilbara Development Commission Board Regional Development Pilbara Regional Council Friday, Tony 08 9467 2456 Police Appeal Board Wilson, Steve 08 9223 1083 Racing Penalties Appeal Tribunal of Gojanovich, Rosemary 08 6551 4819 Western Australia See Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development Council Regional Development Rivers Regional Council McNally, John 08 6496 0076 Roadside Conservation Committee Atkins, Kenneth 08 9219 9512 School Curriculum and Standards Authority Nairn, Janine 08 9273 6333 - Standards Committee Seniors Ministerial Advisory Council Sheridan, Robyn 08 6551 8304 Shark Bay World Heritage Advisory Cowell, Cheryl 08 9948 2210 Committee Shark Bay World Heritage Advisory Day, Thomas 0417 174 526 Committee Small Business Development Corporation Williamson, Grant 08 6552 3389 Board Public interest disclosure officer contact directory 2 Entity Display Name Phone State Heritage Development Committee Gilman, Joel 08 6552 4134 Tamala Park Regional Council ARIAS, John 08 9205 7500 Teacher Registration Board of WA Miles, Richard 08 9230 0600 Warren-Donnelly Water Advisory Committee Nevin, Daniel 08 6364 6826 Warren-Donnelly Water Advisory Committee Story, Justin 08 6364 6777 Western Australian Greyhound Racing Seaton, Michael 08 9458 4600 Association Board Western Australian Local Government Knight, Julie 08 6552 1690 Grants Commission Western Australian Museum Board of Gill, Neta 08 6552 7483 Trustees Western Australian Museum Board of King, Melanie 08 6552 7354 Trustees Western Australian Regional Development See Department of Primary Industries and Trust Regional Development Western Australian Reproductive Harris, Maureen 08 9222 4334 Technology Council Western Australian Sports Centre Trust Hill, Helen 08 9441 8232 Board (VenuesWest) Western Australian Sports Centre Trust Sawka, John 08 9441 8242 Board (VenuesWest) Western Australian Tourism Commission Lowe, David 08 6277 2930 (Tourism WA) Western Metropolitan Regional Council Frodsham, Stefan 08 9394 4003 Zoological Parks Authority Board Lemon, John 08 9474 0304 Government Entities outside the Public Sector Entity Display Name Phone Aqwest (Bunbury Water Board) Hallsworth, Gary 08 9780 9500 Busselton Water Bishop, Tracie 08 9781 0525 Curtin University of Technology Toop, Kerry 08 9266 9184 Curtin University of Technology Yellowlees, Naomi 08 9266 1230 Edith Cowan University Drury, Clarke 08 6304 2158 Edith Cowan University Quinn, Joanne 08 6304 2016 Fremantle Ports Greck, Gavin 08 9430 3306 Fremantle Ports Wiseman, Amy 08 9430 3424 Gold Corporation (The Perth Mint) Koch, David 08 9421 7442 Gold Corporation (The Perth Mint) Strohmeier, Marcus 08 9421 7632 Horizon Power Goel, Prachi 08 6310 1147 Horizon Power Tay, Liang 08 6310 1818 Horizon Power Van der Kooy, Frank 08 6310 1824 Kimberley Ports Authority Braybrook, Rosemary 08 9194 3100 LandCorp (Western Australian Land Beard, Carol 08 9482 7880 Authority) Public interest disclosure officer contact directory 3 Entity Display Name Phone LandCorp (Western Australian Land Roach, Jonathan 08 9482 7433 Authority) LandCorp (Western Australian Land Shinners, Janelle 08 9482 7460 Authority) Mid West Ports Authority Williams, Vickie 0419 137 993 Murdoch University McGlade, Trudi 08 9360 7318 Murdoch University Rajagopalan, Sarav 08 9360 2747 Pilbara Ports Authority Cribb, Anthony 08 9212 8105 Pilbara Ports Authority Miles, Damien 0427 740 489 Racing and Wagering Western Australia Thomas, Matthew 08 9445 5521 Southern Ports Authority Lewis, Steve 08 9235 8001 Southern Ports Authority Trigwell, Peta 08 9729 6441 Synergy Lynch, James 08 6282 7740 Synergy Smerilli, Lucia 08 6282 7474 University of Western Australia Barron, Gina 08 6488 8547 University of Western Australia Fiddian, Courtney 0457 362 685 University of Western Australia Massey, Chris 0408 901 889 University of Western Australia Waugh, Nigel 0436 283 955 Water Corporation Kearney, Wayne 08 9420 2782 Water Corporation Kessels, Marc 08 9420 3039 Water Corporation Patterson, Daman 0419 913 399 Western Australian Energy Disputes Herberner, Pam 08 6557 7966 Arbitrator Western Australian Greyhound Racing Renton, Craig 0417 952 034 Association Western Australian Institute of Sport Foster, Sharon 08 9387 8166 Western Power (Electricity Networks Barbaro, Sam 08 9326 6488 Corporation) Western Power (Electricity Networks Carvalho, Brendan 08 9326 4699 Corporation) Western Power (Electricity Networks Porteous, Chris 08 9326 5258 Corporation) Western Power (Electricity Networks Smith, Melanie 08 9326 4876 Corporation) Local Government Authority Entity Display Name Phone City of Albany Harding, Libby 08 6820 3111 City of Albany Jamieson, Stuart 08 6820 3075 City of Albany Olde, Duncan 08 6820 3000 City of Armadale Lyon, Jason 08 9394 5102 City of Bayswater Brien, Andrew 08 9272 0622 City of Bayswater Thornber, Mark 08 9272 0614 Public interest disclosure officer contact directory 4 Entity Display Name Phone City of Bayswater West, Dan 08 9272 0660 City of Belmont Olynyk, Jim 08 9477 7207 City of Bunbury French, Leanne 08 9792 7233 City of Busselton Nottle, Tony 0419 937 203 City of Canning Burdett, Clint 08 9231 0667 City of Cockburn Pinto, Bernadette 08 9411 3520 City of Fremantle Clarke, Charlie 08 9432 9641 City of Fremantle Dougall, Glen 08 9432 9711 City of Gosnells Barnett, Kevin 08 9397 3295 City of Gosnells Cowie, Ian 08 9397 3270 City of Gosnells Hastings, Thomas 08 9397 3360 City of Gosnells Steere, Jo-Anne 08 9397 3361 City of Greater Geraldton Adam, Margot 08 9956 6992 City of Joondalup Hoskisson, Heather 08 9400 4433 City of Joondalup McLaughlin, Sean 08 9400 4399 City of Joondalup Robinson, Christine 08 9400 4370 City of Kalamunda Di Rosso, Simon 08 9257 9680 City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder Todd, Michelle 08 9021 9636 City of Karratha Apostoles, Maree 08 9186 8530 City of Karratha Eaton, Henry 08 9186 8631 City of Kwinana Mark, Russell 08 9439 0412 City of Kwinana Powell, Barbara 08 9439 0423 City of Kwinana Wiltshire, Susan 08 9236 4625 City of Mandurah Clark, Louise 08 9550 3735 City of Mandurah Gilligan, Debi 08 9550 3875 City of Mandurah Jones, Tahlia 08 9550 3782 City of Mandurah Luxton, Sophie 08 9550 3278 City of Mandurah Miller, Teena 08 9550 3651 City of Melville Tieleman, Marten 08 9364 0666 City of Nedlands Goodlet, Mark 08 9273 3502
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