In Parliament Head in Land Over China
The external affairs minister resisted concessions on China and faced questions from Senators about instructing Australia’s UN vote. Senator O Byrne pressed for a stance while Senator Gorton defended current policy as debates over China’s entry continued. A written reply listed trade figures including a 1984 wheat shipment valued at 11567 dollars and others totaling 135,683,000.
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Coutld
Senoin O'Ryine
Hastuck
Ali Walia
China
Senton 1
F. Fitegerald
Nsw
Aly McEwen
Australia records vast spend on foreign TV films in 1960s and 70s
In a written reply, Postmaster General Hulme outlined that 16 million dollars were spent on overseas television programmes between 1964 and 1965, with most payments to the United States and Britain. The inquiry notes rising overseas imports and a portion of Commonwealth produced content time on metropolitan commercial stations.
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Australia
Hulme
Renaiey
Lelland
Nsw
Hise
United States
Espendive
Britain
Yenly
McClelland
Commonwealth Countries
Hislme
Commonwealth
Mackinnon
F Wo Peters Uh
Euitrogenin
Avereach
Australis
Fairhall Predicts Inflexible Budgets Amid Debates
In a heated exchange opposition and government figures clash over budget discipline and development funding. Fairhall says Australia risked falling behind with price fixing and inadequate spending while tabors proposals face criticism for wartime and foreign policy stances.
Shipping freight rates rise across regions since 1849
The article notes freight rates climbing sharply in multiple sectors and regions. Australia to the United Kingdom Europe shows a 100 percent rise since 1849. General freight rates up 44 to 140 percent, with New Zealand and Australia up 184 percent since 1949. North American cross rates increased notably, as stated by officials including Minister Me McEwen and Mr. Mefrien in a Senate reply.
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Australia
Europe
Aunumha
Gair attacks defence spending amid government criticisms
Senator Gair, leader of the DLP, calls the defence budget deceptive and inadequate amid warnings of long term threats. He criticizes ministerial claims of large increases, cites allocations to personnel, external aid, and pensioner rates as misrepresented, and urges a rebalancing of defence and economic aid in Australia’s security strategy.
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DLP
Senator Gair
Gair
Senate
Australia
Tn Gauge
Austral
Treacher
McMahan
Anton
Tikely
Carr
New Guinea
Ravte
Australia’y Prose
US men to probe Cape debts at North West Cape base
Australian Defence Minister Fairhall announced two US experts will arrive in Australia to examine contractual debts at the North West Cape communications base. In Parliament Mackay NSW described payments for construction as causing “unfortunate events.” The government will not commit financially to contracts but has discussed settlement with the US Embassy to satisfy Australian contractors.
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Caiciers
Maleriale
Cis
Farrhall
Labor Party
Fairhall
Aosira
United States
Australia
North- West Cape
Defence
Mackay Tiny Nsw
North-West Cape
Mackay Isid McFaurhall
Willesee becomes new Senate Opposition Leader
Senator Willesee of Western Australia debuted as the new Opposition Leader in the Senate. He addressed colleagues with two speeches outlining budget issues and economic policy while signaling shifts away from previous government alignments.
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Senate
D. R., Willesee
Lab
Org
Willesee
Bulger
Nir Hili
Mi Haluek
Autratia 1
Avia
Lew Nreyeid
Aviv
Victman
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Anne
Kanish
Garlees
Inskon
Aniswation Labor Party
Cockburn
Western
Trafia
Vietnam
Moses Labor
Tabor
Conerinhon
Pabor
Calwell
Law Party
Tabor Party
Paschal Sud
FD Mackinnon
Vie
Doel
Victoria
Peters
Henry Rolfe
Nalion
Tae Cancecsione
GNC
Caterpillar
Mercedes Rene
Mr Tarrhall
Nthe Sea
Gait
Vanor
Yen
Terettonst Finspore
Hl Philips
Eric Andersons
Palla Hilt Tiel By
Weston — Nazay Cine
Evan
Woolworths
Esto
Ian
Cape
Labor
Ithegan Ule
Nate
Kenna
Vic
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