Government attacks on broadcasting laws trigger Whitlam warning
In a heated debate on three broadcasting Bills, Prime Minister Whitlam warns the government will intimidate commissions after sacking the ABC. He cites potential moves against the Arbitration Commission and Labor opposition. Dr Cass urges withdrawal and redrafting of amended bills amid clashes over process and secrecy.
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Austrarian Broadcasting Commission
Whitlam
ABC
Arbitration Commission
Armitar
Country Party
Jevere
Bite Abothe
Dr _phins
Cass Haid
Ales
Student holiday dole would cost $50m says minister
Minister for Social Security Senator Guilfoyle and Parliament debated unemployment benefits for 200000 school leavers eight weeks, estimating a $50 million cost. Opposition questioned directing resources to the needy, while government sources argued benefits to students on vacation were not payable and steps to obtain employment were reasonable.
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Guilfoyle
Parliament
Senate
LeMour Wuioye
Grimes
Cavanagh
Lab
S Newrleavers
Social Security
Lynch denies rates rise debate sparks in Parliament
The Treasurer told Parliament that no administered bank rate increase was announced and denied instructions to insulate the rural sector from a recent rise. A 1.5 per cent zinc price increase after devaluation would raise overall costs. In South Australia the motor vehicle industry faces a 2 to 3 per cent impact, affecting rear-vision mirrors and seatbelt production and threatening viability.
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Lynch
Fohnson
Lbs Vie
Chapman
Lib, SA
South Austra
Unemployment Outlook in Parliament TV Debate
In Parliament TM a debate on youth unemployment and school leavers is noted. Senator Gurtiayle cites government policy, while Mr Willis (Lab) lambasts the unemployment trend as alarming. Minister MacPhee argues next year will show improved job prospects for school leavers and 180,000 this year with 85 percent finding work.
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Gurtiayle
Cavanagh
Willis
Lab. Vie
Wills Kail
Sialon
Conventiue Politcs
Macphee
Cohen
Lab
Nsw
Uranium Debate Sparks Party Lines in Australian Senate
In a heated debate Senator Wriedt attacked the governments rush on uranium exports while Labor leaders argued the Fox report warns against hasty decisions. Senator Maunsell warned conservation groups were infiltrated by opponents of energy progress.
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Brean Ceenc
Wriedt
Labor
Quick
Australia
Uraniua
Justice Fox
Hessid
Fox
Young
Perino
Austeana Ned
Rational Country Party
Maunsell
Propagavita
Somine Romigo
Sonator
Put up or shut up says government on taxation
Unclear parliamentary remarks discuss cutting taxation to shape a climate of consumer uncertainty. Opposition spokesman warns the policy will worsen the situation while the Prime Minister and Treasurer defend the measures as raising or lowering taxes.
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Inzenian
Trenairy
Apcome
Fraser
Mir Musa
Nowra naval air base fire inquiry promises full transparency
Minister Killen told Parliament that nothing would be hidden in the inquiry into the Nowra base fire. He outlined six focus areas including fire prevention, night operations, and measures to minimise damage, with board evidence to be made public except for disciplinary or criminal actions. The board remains responsible for protecting personnel and property from fire, with further details to be provided as available.
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Defence
Killen
Nowra
Ame Navy
Australan Fire Board
Douglas McClelland
McClellan
Withers
Rscmnel
Debate on employment prospects and legislative adjournment
A fragmented report outlines a congressional session debating employment prospects and an adjournment plan. The document mentions representatives and debates on economic policy amid broadcast coverage and procedural voting. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
Assessing a University Amendment and Exemption Issue
A fragmentary note discusses an amendment to a university policy and an exemption for a unspecified party. The text references professors and a formal assessment process, with unclear scope and dates. Further context from the full source would clarify the involved offices and exact changes.
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