NSW MP Attacks Migration Policy and Asians in Australia
NSW backbench MP A Allan condemns Australia’s migration controls as discriminatory against Asians and argues Asians should serve in armed forces. He urges policy changes to speed citizenship for those volunteering for national service, claiming strengthened defence and economy would follow.
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Nsw
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A. Allen
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Armed Services
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Chinese Assistants Union
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16 Die in Mine Incident Reported by Officials
A brief notice reports 16 workers killed in a mine with officials stating details unclear. Mr Allan sought la brine. No further specifics provided in the fragment.
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Mi Daly
Allan
Pilot hid heart disease death announced by board
Washington AP reports the pilot of a passenger airliner apparently suffered a heart attack before a crash that killed 33 people. The Civil Aeronautics Board released findings stating the pilot had heart disease but hid it.
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Civil Aeronaltics Board
Migrant woes personal and political debates surface in court record
A chaotic report highlights migrant concerns tied to personal welfare and legal scrutiny. It references an immigration case, judges, and government officials debating welfare access, medical exams, and flight crew requirements amid a broader debate on migration policy and Australian integration.
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Employers win first round in wage dispute hearing
The proceeding outlines planned arguments by James Robinson for the employers and R J Hike for the trace union as they seek outcomes on wage increases. Key figures include Sir Richard and Commissioner Winter, with debate over park wage applications and procedural delays affecting the hearing timeline.
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Vietnam War National Service Impact on Australian Labor
A dedicated overview notes half of the battle deaths were conscripts and national servicemen in Vietnam, with figures showing almost half of Australia’s combat troops were from compulsory service. It cites Minister Beaser and Fraser on casualties, wounds, and the broader impact on industry and labor unions.
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Shop Assistants Union Hires PR Firm for Campaign
The Shop Assistants Union has engaged a publicity firm to aid its campaign to abolish Sunday shopping. The move aims to push through the union’s policy during its current advocacy drive.
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Fire at theatre damages building and theater
Fire broke out early this morning at a theatre causing damage to the building and stage. Officials said the blaze possibly started in the basement with heavy smoke and flames rising to the upper floors. No injuries reported, and investigators will inspect the scene.
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ACT schools study prompts national education scan
In the House of Representatives Mr Anthony discusses ACT schools research and broader implications for national education. He notes Canberra’s school conditions and cites the report while addressing questions from Frraer Lab ACH and Sweeney about international comparisons and imports of teaching materials.
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Poet to Have More Time to Write at ANU
Professor A B Hope resigns as heir of the Department of Epalis at Austenian National University. Russell promoted to head English studies. Hope to pursue full writing muse. Russell, previously at Queenstown and Sydney, joins ANU School of General Studies in January.
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NSW migrants subsidy and pay rises headline summary
NSW and ACT schools gain pay rises from 56 to 836 per year with the largest increases. A separate item notes a four shilling weekly subsidy for each migrant family and ongoing government questions about hospital funding and the Queanbeyan facility. Political shifts and election results are also reported.
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Queanbeyan
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Niger prison warders threaten action over pay demands
Nigerian prison warders warn of action if the government does not grant higher pay and other demands by the end of April. The April deadline follows a rostering dispute and calls for improved conditions.
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