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Press SecretaryPress secretaries advise ministers on how to deal with the media, and help them to communicate government policy and decisions to the wider public.
Print JournalistPrint journalists collect information and write stories about events and topics of interest for publication in newspapers, magazines or on the Internet.
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- urban, rural and emergency planning
- developing and reviewing government or local authority policies
- creating, changing and implementing laws and regulations.
The work may be at an international, national or district level.