Australia to ratify ILO amendments via Parliament bill
The government introduces a bill in the House of Representatives to enable Parliament to approve ratification by Australia of amendments to the International Labour Organization constitution. Minister Cameron notes that by December 10 of the previous year Australia had ratified 33 of 36 ILO conventions. Ratification aids international standing and relations, with focus on key areas.
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Australia
International Labour
House of Representatives
Labour
Cameron
ILB
Pictisie
Senate panel calls for three high court judges inquiry
The Senate Standing Committee on Social Environment pushed a motion to appoint a three high court judges board of inquiry into ASIO terrorism and Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander matters. The Opposition and Labor combined 25 to 20 to back the probe.
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Senate _ Stunding
Torres Strait Slandlers Jadyy
Sematur Keefe
Senme
Board of
ASIO
Means test move lost in abolition effort
A motion by Mr Wen ower for the abolition of the means test failed in the assembly. The attempt was led by the Alii we Tir insial Seniity and opposed by Hasden. Government actions were cited as key factors in the outcome.
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Wenower
Hasden
Whitlam signals referendums amid public consultation push
Aplicable report describes Prime Minister Whitlam proposing referendums under the Australian Constitution with government aim to involve the public. The piece references parliamentary timing, potential election implications, and the role of public opinion in constitutional changes while noting ongoing political contention.
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Whitlan
Yesternday
Opposition Attacks Estate Duty Reform in Senate Debate
Senator Kane argues Commonwealth Estate Duty is oppressive and punitive in a second reading of a bill to abolish the tax. Critics claim the levy harms poorer rural families while concentrating wealth in a few hands, urging a fairer system.
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Sensior Kane
DLP
Nsw
Kane
Senate
Guileston
Road safety plan aims to boost vehicle standards and penalties
The government outlines a road safety strategy proposing higher vehicle standards and penalties. It emphasizes public involvement, safer road design, and better enforcement to reduce accidents and fatalities.
Unclear Vietcong Visit Reported By Australian Leader
Prime Minister Whitlam stated Vietcong representatives were not yet to visit Australia at the end of the ninth month. A joint delegation to discuss documents and possible recognition appeared under consideration, with questions about whether the Vietcong envoys would be genuine representatives of the Vietcong.
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Whitlam
Vex Lenlay
Australia
Finch
Als Hoo
de Cains
Whillany
Viinam
Vietnam
Walla
Labour of love in government leadership concerns
The Prime Minister Whishint and deputy Harmind faced questions about ministerial travel during the current term. They stated ministers would forgo extra safaris and salary increases until the next session, while opposing parties pressed for clearer accountability and reform.
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Whishint
Garland U.th
Harmind
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