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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1975
Page
4
Perth reports say Labor faces a tough path as polling remains shallow with Hayden warning supporters to try harder. A turnout forum notes several Senate candidates and Labour's stance on legal aid funding amid a Liberal challenge.
Transfers and member for Elmer Mr Ken Fos challenged oativen candidates for ACT Neary yesterday to share up the confusion surrounding pending coalition policies on public service transfers.
The Member for Canberra, Mr Enderby, warned Labor must win re election to continue ACT consumer protection reforms. He urged against Liberal National policy, criticizing delayed ordinances and a stalled Consumer Affairs program. He noted a task force prepared amendments and the need for a strong director to handle complaints.
A national protests day against abortion laws is planned with forums nationwide. In Canberra the Canberra Women's Movement will host a forum featuring ALP SEN Susan Ryan and Ken Fry, Liberal candidates John Haslem and Rod Quinn, and other parties including Socialist Workers and Independent Mike Ciannon.
A Canberra statement claims the Liberal Party and government figures ignore migrant concerns in the ACT. Mr Mallath cites discussions with ethnic groups and urges action, while another note mentions delays toward early completion of a shopping centre and related projects.
In Sydney Mr Gorton urged voters to back a referendum on self rules for the ACT. The question asks whether the local assembly should govern with fewer central controls, while the government seeks approval to hand powers to the territory. The plan faces Liberal party backing and opposition within the governing ranks.
The Labor agriculture spokesman Dr Patterson accused the Liberal and National Country Parties of fraud in MacKay yesterday. He blamed Ane Thompson and Fraser for “pulling the wool over farmers’ eyes” and urged scrutiny of the policies. He cited tariffs and price issues as evidence and warned measures would harm farming communities.
A fragmented report mentions Mr Mure las Saimabury and a Sinterment yesterday. It notes Moyes in county evens employed by small Fuinensen and a Fibers government plan to aid small businessmen and prevent tar the successful.
The national tally room will be at Belconnen High School as in 1974. An Australian Electoral Office spokesman described 10 main conferences for the coming vote and the use of double sided screens and on the fly boards to display results. Media will get a direct link to the Prime Minister and Whitlam for election night in Canberra.
A committee of the ACT council of cultural societies discussed interviewing potential Senate election candidates at the Gaftin Cele today, a spokesperson said in a statement released yesterday.
An apparent note describes a late 18th century style exhibition featuring a mystery “1M Nive Yat” and a series of related demonstrations. The fragment hints at curious experiments and local interest in unusual scientific curios.
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