Cabinet Backs Not Filing Responses to Pay Applications
The Cabinet decided not to file responses to arbitration applications seeking pay rises for postal grade and division officers. The move preserves Cameron's principle of higher proportional increases for lower salaries while Whitlam notes concerns over wage gaps. Government officials will consult with unions including ACTU and CCPSO to discuss pay adjustments.
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Kissinger Named New US Secretary of State
Dr Henry Kissinger, the German born Harvard professor and long time Nixon adviser, is named US Secretary of State to replace William Rogers. He will be the first Secretary of State born outside the United States, with Rogers returning to private law practice in New York.
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West Indies at 231 for three at tea in Lord's test
Opening day at Lord's sees West Indies 231 for three at tea as bowlers from England press for breakthroughs. Key partnerships and late bursts shape the session with Ti and Sere among the notable bats.
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West Indies
England
Slaves for a day charity auction at Garran Primary School
Four children pooled funds to buy a slave for spelling tests as part of a charity auction on the last day of term at Garran Primary School. Over 60 senior forms volunteered to be auctioned, with buyers taking slaves to complete school work. More than 100 dollars raised for the Freedom from Hunger Campaign.
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Googong plans to beautify Lake Burley Griffin
The National Capital Development Commission says the Googong dam will enhance Lake Burley Griffin for recreation and beauty while boosting Canberra region water storage. It notes dissolved zinc rises under certain conditions but will be mitigated by pollution controls, wastewater treatment options, and water releases to maintain lake levels.
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Professor Advises on Commonwealth Avenue Trees
The National Capital Development Commission sought advice from ANU botany professor I D Pryor on the welfare of existing trees along Commonwealth Avenue. A statement said some verge trees had died and others deteriorated while some appeared healthy, with Pryor to report on health, prognosis, and preservation options.
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First steps on new Parliament House project planned
Minister Uren outlined a staged design program aiming to complete stage one of the Parliament House by 1979 at about 24 million dollars with a total cost near 74 million. Approval hinges on Camp Hill site acceptance and a joint sitting of Parliament to decide the issue.
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Call for new trade practices policy
A fragmented report notes calls for reforms in trade practices from the Commerce minister Vir Ronald n jy and mentions budget allocations for new city programs in Canberra. It also highlights a rising river flood threat in Pakistan, a parliamentary suggestion to extend medical screening for three years, and a rugby club semi final preview with named players.
Parliament to launch two stage national architecture contest
A government plan proposes initiating a permanent Parliament House with a two stage national architectural competition. If approved, design work would start immediately with a first stage costing about 6 million over four years. The project would deliver new offices for Senators Members and the executive plus amenities by end of 1979.
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New Aircraft Guide System Aims to Boost Takeoff in Severe Weather
Melbourne report describes an interscan navigation system developed by Australian scientists to enable aircraft to take off and land in the worst weather with less noise. The system, submitted to the International Civil Aviation Organization, could influence global airport introductions. Partners include CSIRO and civil aviation authorities.
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Australian inflation fight and US dollar devaluation
A fragmented historical note discusses inflation pressures in Australia and a devalued US dollar, warning that demand for Australian output remains strong and price rises may continue globally. It critiques policy effectiveness and calls for balanced fiscal actions to curb price growth and stabilize the economy.
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