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I’ll be back’ – The Governator waves in stability

Jul 26, 2023 | Article, Communication, Local Council, This Week's Issue

By Chris Oldfield DEBBIE Brokenshire of The Governator, was this month ratified by Robe District Council as its acting CEO. Although Ms Brokenshire will miss the next monthly meeting, she will be back until October 31, or until the CEO position is filled. Appointed for the next four months by Robe mayor Lisa Ruffell, Ms Brokenshire founded The Governator, a business that consults to Local Government.   Her appointment follows months of resignations, turmoil and sick leave, all impacting Robe’s councillors, staff and ratepayers. Former controversial CEO James Holyman had his contract extended for four years on the eve of the 2022 general SA council elections. Mr Holyman was stood down on full pay in March this year by the new council, and infrastructure director Robert Moir of Horsham was appointed acting CEO from February until June 30. Mr Moir was on sick leave for several weeks during December and January, […]

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