Senior public servants face real salary loss 1976-77 study finds
A study by Cullen Igan Dell Australia Pty Ltd shows senior public servants losing 6.2 percent in real pre tax salaries in 1976 77 versus 17 percent for private sector seniors. The report notes this reflects indexation rules and high level wage decisions affecting top government staff. It contrasts parliamentarians rising 4 47 percent for 1976 77 while public sector gains lag.
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Labor proposal targets profits with new tax on excess gains
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Australia four for 103 at The Oval in fading reply
Australia struggle at The Oval arriving four for 103 after five opening wickets fall. The report notes uneasy batting with low run rate and uncertain ground conditions as innings progress.
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Metal Trades Indiosry Defends Withholding References
The Motil Trades Indiosry defended the government decision to withhold five references on metal products from the Industries Assistance Commission. National director Mek De Prynd asserted inflation pressures and regional competition justify protection for the metal trades, which employ about 600,000 and underpin mechanical and electrical installation sectors. He warned redundancies and rising unemployment without protection.
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Fire at Indian High Commission in Red Hill investigated
Police continue inquiries into the blaze that gutted the Indian High Commission in Red Hill yesterday. Damage estimated at 175000 dollars. lounge and reception areas destroyed, administration damaged. Acting High Commissioner Me Rajanikanta Verma noted possible arson but left investigations to police.
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Synod approves women priests in Anglican Australia
The Australian General Synod voted to approve in principle the ordination of women priests and consecration of women bishops. Laity 44 33 in favour, Clergy 50 1933, Bishops 6 in favour, amid debate among conservatives. Debate highlighted theological objections and calls for ecumenical caution, with leaders urging ongoing study and possible Canon Law action.
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Uranium decision Aborigines issue writs for 20 million
Four Aboriginal men from Moree Grafton and Redfern have filed identical High Court writs seeking an injunction to stop mining or exporting uranium and oil resources in Australia. They demand 20 million damages from both the Commonwealth and Britain, claiming unlawful dispossession of lands and country.
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Government ignores Ranger Uranium inquiry findings says expert
Dr Hugh Saddler a former research officer on the Ranger Uranium Environmental Inquiry warns the government risks nuclear proliferation by pursuing immediate uranium mining and export. He advocates a moratorium for several years as a safer option and criticizes government misrepresentation of international concerns.
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