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Enterprise IT, News - Saturday, January 28, 2012 14:42 - 2 Comments
Pia Waugh quits as Senator Lundy advisor
news IT industry personality Pia Waugh has announced her decision to resign from her job as policy advisor to Labor Senator Kate Lundy, with a new role in the public service looming.
In a blog post published this week, Waugh writes warmly about her experience of working with Lundy since her appointment in April 2009, and outlines her learning from her association with the Senator.
Waugh, a self-taught computer specialist, has also studied politics at a tertiary level. Prior to working with Lundy, Waugh worked as an Australian free software advocate, holding the position of President of the organisation that manages Software Freedom Day (2006–2008), and President (2003–-2004) and Vice-President (2005–2007) of Linux Australia.
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