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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 14, 1972

Page

2

Woodside Burmah Leads Rise On Sydney Exchange

Woodside Burmah attracted keen interest as the stock broke through the $2 barrier, closing at 2.07 with paid shares up 1 fell to 2.06. Oils mixed with Woodside gains dominating, while industrials held firm and BHP remained steady near 12.60.

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Melbourne Mining Listings and Local Industrial News

A dense OCR browse of mining and industrial notices shows numerous company names, mine sites, and editorial snips. It enumerates blocks like Sydney mining, NSW listings, and various mineral ventures with dates and page markers, reflecting a regional industry snapshot.

Mining and Oil Shares Rise in Mount Opdla Ringe Ce

Mining and oil shares advance amid market activity in Mount Opdla Ringe Ce. Investors track price moves, with strong gains noted in key energy and metal sector listings and related corporate activity.

Cairns warns of resignations from tariff board

In Parliament Labour’s Dr J F Cairns warned the Tariff Board faces possible resignations as staff are stretched to normal inquiries while the Government orders a broader review. He urged faster staff expansion and criticised delay in appointing officials, urging protection only for efficient industries and alternatives for workers.

Tariff Board Labor J. F. Cairns House of Representatives Cairns Anthony Nixon Ravigan

New tariff board to add two members

The Trade Department plans to appoint two additional members to the Tariff Board. The spokesman said several items in the review list, including those under preferential tariffs, need early examination. Names of the two appointees would be announced soon.

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