ACT abortion clinic rejected by government cabinet defeats Assembly
Canberra Times reports the ACT Government rejected the Assembly’s push for a free standing abortion clinic within hospital grounds. The cabinet extended the ban on private clinics and deferred other recommendations, while planning broader debate on abortion governance in the ACT.
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Assembly Debates Abortion Policy Amid Education Health Protests
Discontent rises as Assembly members condemn the governments abortion stance amid broader concerns on education and health. Speakers accuse ministers of broken promises and call for clear legislation, while Labour and Liberal figures clash over potential constitutional and legal actions.
Haslem Knight oppose without warning on Fraser sacking bill
The House passed a measure to empower sacking suspension or stand down of Commonwealth staff with no right of appeal. Haslem and Knight criticized short-notice hearings and urged reconsideration while Fraser's government pressed ahead. Chipp called the bill a provocation to unions and an election gimmick.
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Union Leaders Denounce Bill Triggering Postal Strike
NSW union leaders condemn the Commonwealth Employment Provisions Bill as it heads to Parliament. At a Redfern rally, Merv Hawkins warned the 800 attendees the bill could empower swift stand-downs. George Slater warned of potential dismissal actions. Union officials blasted rapid passage and the lack of arbitration, pledging strong protest actions to defend workers' rights.
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Champagne and kisses for the corporal
Corporal Robyn Cares of No 34 VIP Squadron RAAF celebrated a 2000 flight hour milestone with a squadron party at Fairaien RAAF Base after delivering the Treasurer to Sverie. She was honored with champagne and a traditional air crew welcome, though spared the hose spray. Cares plans to retire from WRAAL soon, with no desire to join a tour or a carrier change, aiming to stay on the ground after five more years.
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Canberra seat vote count disputed in ACT Labor branch
The ACT Labor branch is reporting a contested count from the Canberra seat ballot. Initial results show Mr Henry Lawrence trailing Mr Bob Whan by a single vote, with supporters hoping a recount could alter the outcome and place Lawrence on the party’s preselection list.
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