Parliament row over Bury loans and minister denial
The Treasurer Mr Snedden told the House there was no link between ex minister Bury and any loans to development companies. He denied Bury made representations to the Commonwealth on investments by commercial bodies and rejected allegations of impropriety, saying the fund had no such transactions and no mortgages beyond reported figures.
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Snednlen
Bury
Nsw
Commonwealth
Sneiler
Shyelon
Jenny Aba
Swedilen
House of Representatives
Keating Hale
Ashind
Line Pures Tales
Soiney Hind
Dhes
Parkes Develoreenty
Snedden
Buty
Parkes Management Ltd
Hianoo
Real
Hig
Keating
Abeshias
Ssannitation Board
Seeks $4.8 Million for Central Sewerage Scheme
The Parliamentary Public Works Committee has recommended a $4.8 million central sewerage project. The proposal aims to upgrade Darwin’s drainage system and improve sanitation through a new vine-sewerage scheme.
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Public Works Commie Wne
Labor ready to change Ansett agreement
The Labor Party warns a Labor Government would amend any agreement between the Commonwealth and Ansett Transport. Spokesman Mr Jones says the government must meet Labor requirements. the party backs a two airline policy and separate safety oversight while welcoming foreign investment and taxpayer protections. The stance signals potential changes to the existing Ansett deal if elected.
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Labor Party
Mr Jones
Tabor
Commonwealth
Ansett Transport Inihise Wes
Schow
Ansett
Australian ministers clash over civil rights policy
The Tourism ministry and ministers debated civil rights measures amid tense talks with opposition Liberal members. Mr Boonett reported to the House of Representatives that a new national policy would coordinate with state authorities to shape civil liberties, while other officials pressed for a measured approach and warned against imprudent concessions.
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Erichor
Boonett
Qin Sand
Lynch criticizes ALP jobless forecast in Australian debate
The Minister for Labour and National Service, Mr Lynch, warned the Opposition against gloomy unemployment projections. He cited figures from Dr Calene and projected that expansionary budget steps would boost employment prospects, urging Mr Whitlam to address violence and urging Labor to back the Government’s policy.
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Labour and National Service
Lynch
Whitlam
Union Sintence
Australia
Pccasias
Untitled fragment on policy and governance terms
Fragmentary text discusses government actions and policy mentions. Contains unclear names and phrases, with several garbled terms. The readable parts reference governance and parliamentary style language without concrete events or dates.
Prime Ministers and ministers face questions over VIP flights
A garbled report cites Mr McMahon and Sir Pat Hoslich discussing VIP travel rules. It notes remarks about overseas visits and a dentist reference, with assertions that Western Australia and Perth are part of Australia.
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Airs Amt
Pat Hoslich
McMahon
Wat Mothye
Western Australia
Perth
Australia
Persia
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