Victorian receipts tax applies to Commonwealth officials says PM
Prime Minister Gorton stated the Victorian receipts tax is legally enforceable on Commonwealth parliamentarians and public servants. He noted he has not yet paid the tax due by August 23, and warned the Commonwealth would act if Victoria raises the tax or extends its scope. He cited Crown Law advice and stressed no exemption exists for public officials.
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Sale of Dakotas by Australia for May 1948
Seven former RAAF Dakota aircraft were sold by the Supply Department for about 10 000 dollars each. Senator Anderson told the Senate the Dakotas were auctioned by tender to Australia and other countries. California built planes were among the winners with Colgan Canada also highly placed bidders. Stanair and Colgan may resell overseas for 40 000 to 50 000 dollars more.
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Commonwealth to fund major state education harmonisation plan
The Commonwealth will pay more than half the cost of a 1.2 million five year three state programme to reduce differences in state education curriculums. Minister Fraser said the Commonwealth aims to avoid centralising control and will spend 4.7 million in the current year. Detention and discipline measures across states are noted, with totals rising to over 210 million in education spending.
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ABC Defamation Threats Prompt Deferral of TV Programmes
In a House of Representatives session, the Postmaster-General Mr Hulme said that if individuals or incorporated bodies felt defamed by ABC programmes they could sue, and he would consult with Sir Robert Madwisck on vetoing content. Opposition MPs pressed for a formal stance amid concerns over balance and censorship. The debate touched on government standards for education funding and an advisory committee to shape policy.
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Petitions Received in House Call for Social Service Review
The House received 13 petitions yesterday including nine for a review of social services. Six asked for the implementation of article 25 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to provide increased service and housing benefits for the aged the invalid widows and their dependants. Three sought a review of the means test and its abolition within three years.
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