Eleven Bills pass Senate in hour amid guillotine clash
In a heated session the Government used the guillotine to push through 11 bills by a 27 to 26 vote. Senators Colton and Wright clashed over the method while leaders from Lib and Pacem Takeover factions debated the Constitution and reform measures. Bills include Customs Tariff Validation, Development Grants, Severage Agreements, Public Service, and State and Commonwealth items, all passed without amendment.
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Betse Reagan
Girst
McManus
Coleton
Lib
Nsw
Colton
Sevalar Wright
Senitor Cotton
Pacem
Queensland
Payson Wells
Jamison Wine Centre December Specials
Jamison Wine Centre advertises December specials on a range of Rosyettes vine and other wines. Wall prices start from 59e and Magon from $125, with house wines on offer. Located at Jamison Centre, Mawnan, contact 311697.
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Jamison Wine Centre
Battle
Magon
Mawnan ‘Iroes
Jamison Centre
Senate backs health aid bill amid reforms and alt plans
The Senate accepted the Liberals and Government amended Hospitals and Health Services Commission Bill as an alternative to the Government's national health scheme, with two amendments on grants to states and ministerial reporting. Opposition blocked the Health Insurance Commission Bill on a party line vote, while the AMA signaled readiness to participate in further discussions on reform.
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Senate
Commission
Miners For Health
Everingham
Valges
Wednessy
Health Insurance Commission
DLP
Government seethes over health scheme patching
The Minister for Social Security Mr Hayden said the government sees the present health system as only patchable and plans a national heart bill next year. Debate centered on those not covered as figures show 86 percent of Australians lack health insurance and the government rejects DLP alternative schemes preserving sectional interests.
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Hayden
Billy
Reine
Wortines
Ave
PM's sharp rebuke of Opposition over parliamentary tactics
Prime Minister condemn Opposition for obstructive and rowdy conduct in Parliament. He cites rejected and shelved Bills, protests against Senate representation, and delays harming reforms. He argues government has driven social and economic progress and vows to press on for a renewed mandate.
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Senate
Waittam
House of Representatives
Constable Sandeman faces retirement wish after hijack drama
The Australian incident involves Constable Sandeman who sought retraining after a November 1972 hijack attempt in Alice Springs. Senator Murphy disclosed in writing that Sandeman resisted police treatment and may quit if promotion prospects and pay remain limited. He has been on sick leave with full pay since the event.
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Paul Sandman
Alice Springs
Novemb
Murphy
Repor
Sandman
Bennell
Lab
Sandeman
Sondeman
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