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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 10, 1975

Page

2

ACT Women’s Elect Council backs Ryan in ACT race

The ACT Women’s Electoral League issued assessments of candidates for Saturdays general election. It supported Miss Ryan for the Senate and endorsed John Right Hibiewas for the Senate, while backing Enderby for Canberra’s House of Representatives and Haslem for the Liberal ticket. The group praised candidates’ stances on child care, housing, education, and women’s equality.

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Promises 'impossible to reconcile' in 1976 budget push

Former Treasurer Hayden said the Liberal National Country Party coalition could not reconcile campaign promises to maintain existing expenditure new spending cut deficits and reduce taxes. He warned economic policies favored by government would benefit two out of three taxpayers, especially families, amid the global recession impressions. The piece notes mining sector declines in late 1971 before the Labor government era.

Liberal-National Country Party Treander Hayden Featore Ery Shinigue Labor

Australian election campaign aimed at minimising informal vote

The Australian Election Office plans an aggressive week long outreach across media to explain voting rules for same day elections. The chief electoral officer emphasized filling both ballot papers and described broadcasts in multiple languages. The piece also discusses economic commentary and coalition policy debates tied to Mathews committee recommendations and budget impacts.

Ponticy Leyid Aemen Courtney Ams ADC Trime

Defence pledge echoed by minister on industry role

Canberra reports quote by Minister for Defence Mr Killen and Liberal Country Party leaders stressing immediate attention to the defence industry. They describe the sector as the fourth arm of defence and warn that under Labor it has been neglected, risking equipment and maintenance gaps for national security.

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Brenner outlines grants to Hume region from Labor Government

The Labor Government announced grants totaling millions for the Tumut area and Hume electorate. Brenner cited about 84 million for education and health services, with specific sums to Catholic archdioceses, ALP, and Goulburn. The funding supports community services and housing for elderly residents, with costs rising past ten thousand dollars in some programs.

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