Parliament report urges stronger Australian coastal defences
A Parliamentary report from the House of Representatives in Canberra yesterday recommends strengthening Australia’s defences along northern western and southwestern shores. The committee on Foreign Air factFac in the Indian Ocean region backs practical measures including improved naval patrols and air surveillance to deter potential threats. The document outlines steps for better coordination among services and local authorities to secure key maritime routes and anchorages.
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New safeguards on insurance proposed by the Treasurer
The Treasurer outlined last night powerful new legislation to supervise general insurance companies to protect policyholders and prevent weak firms from entering the market. He said the plan aims at industry stability through ongoing supervision and higher capital requirements, with a minimum paid-up capital around 200000 dollars and a solvency margin of 18 percent of enrol PACT fees.
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Loopholes in 1972 tax bill halted amid reform concerns
A degraded excerpt notes weaknesses in a proposed 1972 tax law aimed at preventing certain abuses. Legislation faced delays as representatives argued the bill would close gaps that allowed piercing fees and dividend stripping. The session adjourned before final passage.
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Excise plan to curb smoking rejected by Treasurer
The Treasurer Mr Snedden rejected using cigarette excise as a health tool. Speaking to Mr Fox he doubted a sliding scale tied to tar content would reduce smoking. He noted debates continue on health links to smoking but warned against shifting policy to punishment.
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Ban on ads sparks debate over broadcasting act
Fragmented text references a government move to amend the Broadcasts and Television Act to restrict advertising and broaden licensing. It mentions a licensee and potential prohibitions on promoting sales or deceptive content. The document appears garbled with unclear names and dates.
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Labor seeks inquiry on Post Offices
The House debates a parliamentary select committee on the closure of post offices nationwide. Sir Ann Maulowe accuses the trade minister of mismanagement and urges intervention to block post office closures and protect staff and customers in the service. The motion fails by 44 votes.
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Ram exports to continue under Mininer policy plan
The House heard that the government will maintain an annual export quota of 300 Merino rams for the next three years. Senator Sinclair announced the decision aligning with the Australian Wool Industry Conference, keeping the embargo on ram exports while allowing buyers time to arrange Sydney ram sales. He noted past sales lag and financial strain on studs, urging diversification to protect incomes.
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