Unpublished Hope Commission Reforms Spark Administrative Change
The article discusses suspected ties between a change in administrative arrangements and an unpublished recommendation by the Royal Commission into security services led by Mr Justice Hope. It questions who was actually accused and suggests a reluctance for unilateral action by Mr Whitlam or others. It describes proposed reforms to postal and telecommunications services, aiming to reduce costs while expanding rural access, with figures like Mr Nyxon and Mr Niven weighing in on subsidies and service modernization.
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