Malaysia ends Commonwealth preference on key imports
Kuala Lumpur announced the removal of Commonwealth preference on motor vehicles sugar textiles apparel alcohol tobacco cosmetics televisions and more. The move aligns with a shift to a new exchange rate and a reallocation of duties under the five year development plan, while some categories retain preferential treatment.
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Protection for Girl Clerks in Melbourne Wages Board Rulings
Melbourne authorities issued three rulings by the Commercial Clerks Wages Board to protect young women clerks from night attacks. The decisions aim to improve safety in workplace and transit areas, setting guidelines for duties, hours, and security measures.
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Policy review on China and Vietnam sparks heated debate
The foreign affairs debate centers on Australia’s stance toward China and Vietnam. The minister defends nonrecognition of China while trading with Beijing and argues recognition would not open all doors. Opposition accuses government of daily double dealing. Fraser criticizes Vietnam policy while reaffirming Labor’s conscription withdrawal support. The discussion ends with a adjournment.
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Mercy for killers debated by Australian minister
In Adelaide on Thursday the Minister defended a decision to commute death sentences while noting Australia’s legal debate with Indonesia and the International Court. He referenced the cases of James Ponnerman and Owen Radan, both implicated in a string of murder convictions, as he discussed the Labor government’s stance on capital punishment and the path of law versus policy. The remarks came during a press conference amid questions about justice and peace in the region.
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Canberra image marred by riot squad publicity
The Public Accounts Committee report critiqued hospital administration and stock taking while urging review of a proposed medical service system. Ministers and officials discussed hospital autonomy, staffing, and future plans for ACT institutions amid concerns over delays and governance.
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West Indies Lose Six Wickets In Test Debacle
In a chaotic chase on a damp day, the West Indies slump to 278 all out after a fragile start. The innings featured a tense stand and erratic shots that sealed a disappointing first division result.
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Trade Practices Commissioner Named In Government Move
A senior public servant was appointed Commissioner of Trade Practices as part of implementing the governments legislation. He said there is no room for personal philosophy and will seek wide cooperation. He lacks full commercial background but will recruit a 00-man staff with experts across fields.
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Health officials criticised for attitude to hospital control Canberra
The Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee faulted the Department of Health after the Canberra Community Hospital inquiry. It found the hospital control form unsatisfactory for high administration standards in the ACT and criticized failure to inform the Hospital Board about Woden Hospital plans. It urged ordinance redrafting and outdated by laws, noting neglect of policy issues and lack of board updates on new hospital plans. An unwise cubicle private room design in the new section was blamed on the department.
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WA fears tax rises amid reduced aid
The report notes Western Australia facing potential tax increases due to insufficient Commonwealth assistance. It mentions legal figures appearing in a U S committee hearing associated with antiwar witnesses and references miscellaneous page classifications including finance lotteries sports and classifieds.
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Stay-fresh milk blocked by cost and act rules
Stay-fresh milk methods involve ultra high temperature treatment and steam-internal heating to keep milk fresh for weeks without relay transfer. Costs cited as 9c per gallon higher under state act than ordinary milk, with anti- vested interests and distributors resisting. Mr Nixon demonstrated a 108 gallon sample, noting bottling could extend shelf life and reduce weight compared to carton milk.
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