Graziers Back Wage Rise With Flow-On Deal
A tentative agreement by graziers to a 3 per cent wage rise for pastoral workers followed by a flow-on effect is under review by the Commonwealth Arbitration Commission. The Graziers Association indicated the increase would apply mainly to urban workers, while most station hands remain unaffected. A service will be held for the late Sapper J G Greene, buried in Canberra, with attendance by mining and pastoral officials and a commemorative event arranged by the 23rd Owing and pastoral unit.
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Dame Annabelle backs building trust plan proposal
Senator Dame Annabelle Rankin supports a proposal to create the Commonwealth Building Research and Education Trust to cut home building costs. The plan aims to reduce expenses for home construction with government backing in housing policy.
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Rising costs unrest forecast for Australian economy
Sir Albert Jennings proposes building industry levy via Commonwealth Build Research and Education Trust. Annabelle challenges, seeking broad builder support before any action. ACCA warns rising costs and industrial unrest threaten 1969–70 balance of payments with a projected $1,000 million deficit.
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No SA time change confirmed by Premier Hall
Adelaide reports that Premier Hall stated there will be no change to eastern standard time or daylight saving in South Australia for the foreseeable future. The remark follows a Sydney report about a ministers conference from five States making little headway on daylight saving discussions.
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