ASIO barred from Senate committee in Croatian affair inquiry
Cabinet decided no other ASIO officers may appear before the Senate committee investigating the Croatian affair. Director-General Peter Barbour may testify again if requested, while the Attorney General Senator Murphy remains the only other government official considered likely to appear.
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Violence in Nicosia Perturbs Sunday News Brief
Four were blown up with bombs in Nicosia as violence flared amid reports of unrest. A man believed to be Makarios involved or targeted in the chaotic late news summary.
Move to change Premiers official finance talks outlined
The June meeting of Premiers could be the last under a Labor Government as Prime Minister Whitlam proposes shifting finance discussions to officials and state and federal treasurers. He argues Premiers’ Conferences foster political advantage and public criticism, signaling a move to a new framework for Commonwealth-State financial relations.
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Whitlam agenda risks Premiers meetings and state finance
The report outlines Prime Minister Whitlam’s plan to abolish annual Premiers conferences on financial matters, prompting skepticism from Tasmanian, Victorian, Western Australian, New South Wales, and federal officials. Premiers warn of weakened state budgeting dialogue while Loan Council duties remain legal.
Australians crush Tram in Sydney ahead of World Cup return
ACOA lobby ministers SOCCER Australia posted a resounding 30 win over Tram in Sydney on Saturday and head into a World Cup return match next Friday with a strong advantage. The note mentions Ainslie Australian rules club and minor take on ye Back.
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Snowy Mountains receive favorable skiing conditions
Light spasmodic snowfalls since last Thursday created some of the year's best skiing in the Snowy Mountains. Snow continued yesterday though winds hindered settlement. Thredbo, Smiggin Holes, Perisher Valley and Kareela to Merits Spur had lifts operating to serve visitors.
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Priorities Review Staff formed in Government department
The Government's Priorities Review Staff PRS established in Senator Willesees Department of the Special Minister of State head by A Holmes from the Reserve Bank with two other economists Dr Michael Porter and Professor Richard Snape The PRS will assess the Governments overall strategy monitor policy impact and advise on forward expenditure estimates It will have up to 15 staff and work with a priorities branch while remaining distinct from Treasury and other departments
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Greek president declares amnesty for political prisoners
Athens reports President Papadopoulos announcing a general amnesty for political prisoners and restoration of constitutional articles suspended since the 1967 army takeover. Martial law ends pending a presidential decree to legalize, with elections promised later this year and amnesty covering crimes since April 21, 1967.
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Cruiser wrecked in Maitland Bay tragedy on heavy seas
GOSFORD Sunday reports a 30ft half cabin cruiser capsized in Maitland Bay 400 yards off shore during bombora surf. Police fear a family of four including two boys aged 12 and 9 may have drowned after leaving Revesby for a seven day holiday aboard Attunga. One body of a man about 50 washed ashore as rescue craft struggled in high seas with limited access to the bay.
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French Nuclear Test Planned in Defiance of Law
Report claims France will conduct a third nuclear test despite legal and moral concerns. Observers expect the test to proceed with similar secrecy and defiance as prior shots, sparking international scrutiny and debate over the weapon program.
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