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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 12, 1975

Page

4

Western Australia in federal election debate on state issues

Western Australians show concern that state needs more progress since 1972 under Sir Charles Court while Canberra policy promises and regional development debates shape voting. Voters weigh mining, pipelines, shipping, Medibank gains, and party promises as WA seats influence the outcome.

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Rallyes of Aboriginal women at NSW Labor protest near Taree

Four Aboriginal women and co directors from the Coive Ge Purfleet Aboriginal Reserve near Taree in NSW drove to Barambarra to join a candlelight rally outside the Labor Party. The event followed a week of delays and uncertainties surrounding a special works meeting and promised aid for a fish fan project, which had been stalled for 12 months and then abandoned before clear action was taken.

Aborigina Feet Coive Ge Purfleet Taree Nsw Carberra Labor Party Partient Alice Brwie Pram

Liberal says Liberal Senate bid would be embarrassment

Independent ex prime minister John Gorton claims any Liberal candidate elected to the Senate would be an embarrassment to the party. He asserts Liberals would struggle for influence in the ACT, denies taking ALP funds or ads, and says he only urged a Labor vote in the Lower House.

John Dawkins Suse Liberal Party Daw Senate John Gorton Gorton Fraser Anthony ALP Labor

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