17 Dec 1975
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1975
Page
1
The coalition expressed no final decision on the tribunal's fate as Minister Street signaled continued consideration of trade-union views. A tripartite meeting set for January 16 will explore preserving the tribunal and applying industrial rules of conduct across industry. Hawke noted no guarantees from Fraser or Street, and both opposed abolishing the PIT.
The report outlines calls for foreign affairs postings to hire many more officers from outside the department and urges outside jobs for FA cadets. It notes debate over leadership within the Labor Party, with NSW and Vic branches backing a change while confirming consultations among ministers and party officials ahead of a Canberra meeting. Continued on page 12.
A Latiene News Vienna dispatch notes US authorities propose a swap of 1,000 tactical missiles for 1,700 Soviet weapons if Moscow agrees to withdraw from Europe. The initial banter on bilateral talks centers on force reductions and Las West negotiations.
A union ban is requested in a case involving Mar Testa, with details implied in OCR text. The filing seeks limits on union activities or membership influence amid ongoing proceedings.
The leaders discuss arbitration act wage indexation and tax indexation with Mr Street meeting industry heads. They flag potential conflict if policies clash and urge revitalization of tripartite machinery through reconstructing the National Labour Council for regular dialogue among government unions and employers.
The Australia High Commissioner to New Delhi, Bruce Grant, resigned and will return to Australia within six weeks. He had been out of continuity after being dismissed on November 11. He spoke out strongly against the drain and was returning.
Canberra's November food index rose 1 percent with potatoes and onions jumping 26 percent driving the total. Cereals up 0.7 percent and dairy 0.5 percent, fruit and vegetables 1.1 percent, while beef and pork edged lower. year to year, Canberra shows a 12 percent rise since November 1974.
Canberra SPCA refuge in Weston Creek reports a rising problem as holiday dumping of dogs continues. A dozen pups tied to fences and dumped at tips in Deakin and Rivett were found or euthanized. one case involved a near-miss with a mongrel pup. Boarding kennel fees cited range from about 1.70 to 250 dollars per day.
A fragmented report describes a West Indies cricket display against Perth with standout bowling by Van Hem with seven. It notes Fredericks scoring sixteen percent in a broader batsman context and mentions Ansty Wemere and Amiria among other names in a dampened, unclear summary.
The Industries Assistance Commission recommends substantial changes to dairy instruction marketing and price equalization. Abolition of margarine production quotas is proposed to broaden efficiency within a constrained sector. Summary notes discuss shifts in policy and potential impacts on prices and supply.
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