Trade ban should be wider says Richardson
Richardson argues the proposed scheme by Attorney-General Garfield Barwick should curb price cutting and collusive bidding more, warning current rules ease for business groups. He backs stronger merger oversight and tribunal power, while the Australian Chambers of Manufactures signals concerns.
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Rising student totals show gender gap shifting across universities
In 1961 ten Australian universities enrolled 57 672 students up from 36 568 in 1957. Women rose from 869 to 13 408 while men grew from 28 699 to 44 264. Sydney led with 12 534, Melbourne 11 451, Queensland 9 525, N S W 8 838 and Adelaide 6 250. External enrollments included 2 614 at Queensland. Medicine, science and engineering remained the largest faculties.
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Welcome Move Graziers Favor Legislation Shift
Graziers welcome moves to curb inflation through private enterprise and competition. Mr McMaster argues measures prevent price manipulation while Britain’s system guides judicial checks on trade practices. S Tek Hewins says the amendment to the Factory Shops and Industries Bill meets graziers’ desires.
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