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Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1973
Page
7
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Overseas Trade to Aid Small Countries Section Planned
A new section within the Department of Overseas Trade is being established to assist developing countries to export to Australia. It aims to start with small negotiations and work with the Public Service Section to provide expertise and possible import finance support while advocating trade improvements and export opportunities for these nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Overstar Trade
Australia
Canberra
Citens
Amirciy
Severo
Moduets Fnr
Sein
Stilling
Il le Pot
Wisisidnes
Hhese Colunmvies
Sith
Conlick
Imling Woods
AustTaw
Luce
Minister lacks understanding of export refinance role
The Minister for Overseas Trade Dr Dains reportedly misunderstood the funding and operations of the Australian Banks Export Refinance Corporation. Sir Robert Norman stated the Reserve Bank provided 4 million in loans to 108 corporations with favorable terms, while noting that concessional funds from government and banks supported export credit and that the corporation worked in harmony with Reserve Bank policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overseas Trade
Dr Dains
Export Refinance — Corporation
Robert Norman
Normaq
Calms
Reseue Dennis
Ife
Sintermoan Fund
SRD
Shims Ise
Norman
Commonwealth
Reserve Bankes
Governmet
Fis Manestar
Coninnets
Ecognied
Auetralia
Ghirns
Tas
Anglian Banke
Appointed official deselected in rapid national election
Aesinafes sworn in as former Minister for National Development fell from Parliament in fast polls. Bees named director, Bebe HT South visited, commissions announced in Canberra. Sip Resell served as Member for Darling Dewas from 1249.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aesinafes
Han’ Bees
South
Comberra
Yesterney
Sip Resell
Darling Dewas
Notice of Meeting for the Amere Estate Riya A
Notice sets a meeting for 22nd November 1973 to consider balance sheet and profit statements. Directors Law Smith, Finlay retire. Proxies allowed. secretary signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law-Smith
Aro
Ana Me Finlay
DFC
Ascordanes
Ivan
Aer
Waverner
Australian equity in GMH expensive says inquiry
Melbourne hearing into the Australian equity in General Motors Holden revealed the company would remain a wholly owned subsidiary of General Motors, with Eon Clark stating access to US and European development data and the high costs of exhaust emission controls. He noted cost pressures on Australian buyers and the potential impact on Holden’s operations and export plans. The inquiry referenced 1972 dealings with local buyers and suppliers valued at about 230 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Eri
General Motors
Europe
Clarkald
Way Intarmnnion Wold
Paren
Imeresis
Clark
Holden
Australie
GMH Throng Sherehold- Inga
GML
Focal Muters
Cepa
Olyrigie Tye An A Co
Nyles Ltd
Australia Chamber of Commerce Urges No Vote on Referendum
The Australian Chamber of Commerce in Canberra urged a No vote in the upcoming prices and incomes referendum. It warned that inflation could continue unchecked if the government relies on internal price controls and increases the public sector at private sector expense. The chamber criticized the government’s broader economic policy as destabilizing and said it signals a push to transfer more powers to the public sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Canberra
Tnt
Australia
Gove Mént
Lion Promi Jt
Referendum backs price freeze call by public institute
The Institute of Public Affairs urged the government to impose a three month prices incomes freeze after referendums were successful. It argued this would restore the cost of living adjustments and cited the referendums as evidence of support for stabilizing prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Public Affairs
Institute
Honuscasshyl
Wool output rise continues in September figures
Australian Census data from Canberra shows September wool receipts by brokers and dealers rising compared with the prior two months. The September quarter totals fell short of 1972 levels, with quarterly and yearly figures indicating declines despite monthly gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaters
Bareau
Census
Stat
Istica
Canberra
Snedden in Brisbane Rally Urges No Vote on Referendums
The Federal Opposition leader Mr Snedden faced a mostly friendly crowd of about 3,000 in Brisbane at a Liberal Party run tally to urge Australians to vote No to the prices and incomes referendums. He promised action on income tax and interest rates if the Liberal and Country Parties returned to government, while condemning the government’s inflationary policies and central power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snedden
Brisbane
Liberal Party
Irge
Ale Snedden
Interjeriars
ALP
Actu Presigent
Haiyke
Eniy
Scorpio Investments List Change Divides Into Angto Pacific Estates
Scorpio Investments lists a name change into Angto Pacific Estates Ltd. The move consolidates assets under the new corporate identity. The filing notes continued operations and rebranding while preserving existing contracts and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scorpio Investments
Angto Pacific Estates Ltd
Industry limited says Australian car makers face plans to import
Mr Clark warned the Australian car industry cannot support more manufacturers. He cited Toyota and Nissan plans for 45 percent local content and warned four producers would still fail to secure a profitable domestic market. Japanese firms reportedly consider assembling here under the plan, which GM opposes as limiting competition and risking unfair advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Nixwan
Toyota
Australia
Gmhe Fonts Chrysies
Ueyina
Be Sa
Hendastey
Conpanies
Ile Investment
Otryain and
Ningen J
GME
Holden
Tong
GM H
Nissag
Nissen and
Tayots
Australia urged to scrap local content plans for cars
Renaisil Australia told the Tariff Board that local content plans are costly and should be replaced by harmonized international standards. The managing director Maurice urged replacement parts tariffs to ease prices, noting current rates vary and may hinder new models and affordability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Renasil Australia
Tariff Board
Maurrice
Penles
FaNid
Canberra computing market to expand with new department networks
Canberra market activity for computer equipment is rising as major departments plan in house installations. Two departments eye private networks linking CES offices with centralized data access, while the Public Service Board and Department of Labour consider a nationwide terminal network and shared services across agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Capital Territory
Aleavanen
Shee
Aurcought
Fyshwick
Ganberga
Department of Labour
Public Service Board
Départment of Labour
Commonwesltt
Sarvee
Hans
Iite
Labour
Cameron
CES
Delalla
Woolworths Plans Joint Computer Network
Woolworths Ltd has completed plans with International Computers Ltd and Olivetti to build a company-wide computer network valued at 81.75 million. The deal covers 290 ICL machines and 190 Olivetti terminals to be deployed by February in coordination with JCL computers, led by director Mr Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworths Ltd
International Computers Ltd
Olivetti Tor
Mr & Simmons
Directg
Depuy
Jast Rouen
Adel
Tha
Competitheim
Olivetti
Faster gliding results at Waikerie Lab Championships
Announcements from the World Gliding Championships in Waikerie South Australia describe a Nova 1210 minicomputer speeding up results. The system prints each competitor's time course speed and points, aggregates daily scores, and displays the final result. The Nova computer features 16K storage and real time processing under development by Gliding Federation members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eontest
Waikerie
South Australia
Ber
Gliding Federation
Chrysler to upgrade IBM installation for Adelaide plant
Chrysler plans a new IBM System 370 upgrade at its Adelaide plant to cut scheduling costs across multiple Valiant models. The move aims to boost production from 240 vehicles daily by improving inventory control, routing, and data flow from engineering changes to manufacturing stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Adelaide
IBM
Nicis
Dan Aystem
Current Financial Systems
Canberra talks shape Australian computer education drive
A Canberra conference on computer education needs and resources identified key factors for future Australian schooling. Independent consultants Barty Smith of Canberra and Harry de Ferranti of Sydney led preparations with ministerial support and industry representation from Qantas and the University of Sydney Extension Board. The event aimed to outline planning, address distortions, and publish a comprehensive report to governments next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Barty Smith
Harry de Ferranti
Sydney
Reanley
William Pettingell
Chaiman
Alsteslian Gas Light Co
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