Hartley upsets Labor rivals in Victoria Senate lineup
Labor names former ALP secretary Bill Hartley to the Senate team for December 1 as critics argue over his influence and party discipline. Hawke defends Hartley while independents veer from party lines amid shifting Victorian voting dynamics and a historicallyDLp drift.
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Threats to family replaced by State worry thinking people
Mr Mailath argued that socialist doctrine aims to replace the family with the State, a move he says undermines the moral fibre of society and presents a direct threat that should alarm thoughtful citizens. The comment traced the idea to doctrinal shifts seen as shadowed in early messages.
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Mailath
Politicians silent on noise of aircraft at Sydney airport
The piece notes no major party has pressed the aircraft noise issue in this election, despite past ALP emphasis in 1972. It cites Fraser and Whitlam flying jet aircraft exceeding future international noise limits, discusses specific engines and aircraft like BAC-111, and concludes politicians have chosen to stay quiet as Canberra hosts RAAF and civil flights with differing regulatory constraints.
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Earl Sandy
Fraser
RAAF
Australia
Rolls Royce
Derby
England
BAC
Canberra
Australian Teachers Federation backs party that preserves stable democracy
The Australian Teachers Federation advised members to support the party likely to let the governing majority in the House of Representatives serve a full term. It argued dissolution on November 11 highlighted the need for long term planning and stable parliamentary democracy for education’s future, while avoiding party endorsements.
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House of Representatives
Saul Teat
Federation
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Lawyen
Peoples’ House
Unclear political plan discussion in ACT Assembly transcript
Fragmentary notes reference a democratic society goal and criticism of the Liberal Party for lacking policies. Mention of Mr Kavanenko arriving from Ukraine in 1948 and settling in Canberra. Text includes hostile statements on socialism and totalitarian outcomes, with incomplete quotes and fragmented names.
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Hessid
Seena Ee
Kavanenko
Australia
Ukraine
Canberra
Rural campaign themes target rural problems and jobs
Brenner, 46, of Jugiong near Gundagai, long affiliated with Leber party, argues decentralisation and uniform commodity pricing to boost industry and youth employment in Hume. He cites Hungary origins, Australia move in 1947, 25 years in Hume, running on rural welfare gains and Labor government progress with a national swing likely guiding Hume’s result.
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Jugiong
Gundagai
Leber Party
Mr Brenner
Hungary
Australia
Hume Hectorate
White
Oreay Brenner
Hume
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