Government plans to outlaw political strikes next year
The Federal Government plans a first step to ban politically motivated strikes by passing a special law under the trade and commerce provisions of the Constitution. The announcement, attributed to Mr Lynch of Labour and National Service, outlines key confrontation areas with the opposition and ALP as talks on enforcement and penalties unfold.
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ALP
Flonan
McMahon
Phe Simone
Tavire
Irving
Vietnam
Ing
Hous
Labor Party
Indus Nal
Clyde Cameron
SM Tyoch
Xheart
Shan
Bane Oi Fheesport
Sirhia
Comesayion and
Governaent i
Lepidarion Sensraic
Special Legislation Foreshadowed in Arbitration Debate
The report details government plans to craft a special act governing arbitration tied to political strikes and industrial disputes. It cites objections from Labor and concerns over striking data, arguing the need to limit strikes unrelated to ordinary industrial matters while keeping existing sanctions.
Pakistanis Drive Deep Into Kashmir As War Worsens
Pakistani forces with two infantry divisions and three armored regiments press into Indian held Kashmir while Indian units report advances near Jessore and airdrop operations target key airfields. United Nations Security Council meetings stall as Australia rejects Bangladesh independence while seeking safe passage for evacuations.
Indian gains setbacks in Chamba clash
Indian forces report a major Pakistani attack in the Chamba area with fierce fighting continuing. An official spokesman said Pakistani troops allied with two divisions of infantry backed by heavy artillery captured Maun¢ tm Parliament and The Defense Minister claimed there was intense pressure on the Maunawar Tawi river line as Indian troops halted advances.
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Inetha Rava
Maunawar Tawi
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Musicr
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Serab
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West Pakistan
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Jessore
Tessore Gantonment
East Pakistan
Veni Pist
Reni
Dacca
Australia eyes Chinese world table tennis visit
The International secretary of the Australian Table Tennis Association said China had sent word that the world champion team accepted an invitation to visit Australia. In other regional notes, unverified war reports from the subcontinent describe heavy fighting between India and Pakistan, with casualties and strategic moves across East and West Pakistan, while Australia warns of travel dangers for Australians and New Zealanders in the Indo Pakistan crisis.
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China
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Karachi
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Australian Table Sennis Association
Keith Bowler
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Peoples Republic of China
Singapore
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Whi
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High Commission
Sinparare Ani Australia
Bench rejects leave plea
The Full Bench of the Arbitration Commander Siow rejected applications for annual leave and an extra week's holiday pay. A fire believed to be from the blitz destroyed an entire block in the city center and a woman is dead.
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Comamder Siow
Ln Omional
Cme
Yamtere
Etry Meeks
Aoman
Abortion policy faces major hurdle in reform push
A fragmented report suggests government demands to enter the abortion inquiry may slow progress of a proposed criminal reform bill. David Solomon notes government engagement and recent political maneuvers, highlighting divisions and unresolved issues impacting pathways forward.
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David Solomon
Ane Houngementa
Poe
Australians choose Munich Olympic hopeful from page tease
A named athlete has been selected to represent Australia at the next year's Olympic Games in Munich as pages on entertainment and world news reference a back page feature. The report hints at a broader section covering sport and public life with cross references to commissions and law.
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Cate
Australia
Munich
PM Privileges Report Sparks House Debate
Prime Minister McMahon proposed that government parties simply write a report on the Privileges Committee findings. The House of Representatives planned to debate the committee’s report today. Key figures Reid and the editor of the Daily Telegraph drew sharp criticism for alleged misrepresentations.
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Daily Telegraph
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Br’ McNicall
Reid
Bombers break parking rules in Moore Street zone
A Voters' Voice investigation found inspectors parked in Moore Street in a no parking zone, with Holden and Valiant cars noted. The department confirmed staff parking was under review, citing zone definitions and loading hour rules from 9am to 5.30pm weekdays and limited periods on weekends.
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Trea Te Tie
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Canberra Cold Snap Records 61 Degrees Yesterday
A new cold snap in Canberra saw a recorded temperature of 61 degrees yesterday, marking a sharp drop from 17 degrees above the December average. Officials warned of continuing chilly conditions for the region.
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Canberra
Memorandum on SkilSaw pricing error sparks legal concern
An internal memo warns advertising a Model 633A Skilsaw for 23.95 is false. The note argues the saw’s 5K power and burn protection imply a quality product, and urges immediate reply to avoid a false advertising lawsuit.
Canberra Time Postal Address and Printing Note
The Canberra Time printed by The Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty Limited at Pirie Street, Francis, ACT. It lists publishers The Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty Limited and John Fairtex & Lone Limited with postal box 218. Canberra City, ACT 2801. Phone 480008. Registered for posting a0.
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Federal Capital Press of Australiaty Limited
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