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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 17, 1976

Page

5

Elimination of tariffs on work vehicles urged by council

The Industries Assistance Commission is asked to recommend scrapping all tariffs on commercial motor vehicles. The Australian Woolgrowers and Graziers Council argues rising import and protection costs harm rural and export sectors. Economist B Wearing cites devaluation and high input costs as justification for rapid, permanent tariff reduction to restore competitiveness.

Industries Assistance Commission Australian Woolgrowers and Graziers Council Vna IAC Paris Angressoto B. Wearing Aurel

Changes in tariff quotas for thick plywood announced

Government ministers announced changes to the basis for calculating thick plywood tariff quotas. The statement, issued from Canberra, notes adoption of the Temporary Assisting Authority findings and outlines a move toward a revised quota system linked to cubic metre imports. The plan ties to New Zealand Australia Free Trade Agreement schedules and applies to Schedule B items, affecting furniture and related imports across the Tasman.

Industry and Commerce Tie Differyne Pefcchiapes Tt Wallinrig Howard Tasman

Australia posts big November import rise shift in figures

Australian import data show November totals at 587.6 million, up from October 576.78 million. Bureau figures indicate finance companies funded 42.5 million in October, up 5.5 percent from September, with year on year gains of over 20 percent.

Australia Bureau Fnance Ota

Thiess and Shell Plan Coal Development in Hunter Valley

Thiess Holdings and Shell Australia announce a 560 million open cut coal project at Balmoral in the Hunter Valley near Newcastle. The joint venture targets initial production after development begins with 51 percent Thiess and 49 percent Shell ownership, with approvals from federal and NSW governments. The project aims to mine steaming coal and blending products for export via Newcastle rail and port facilities.

Thiess Holdings Ld Shell Australia Balmoral Hunter Valley Newcastle Thieis Shell Nsw Muswellbrook Drayton Thioes Group Usto Aisling Reedlly

Award for Kraftman export leader named ANTEC honoree

The Austratine Manufacturers Exports Council designates Mr John McCulloch former Kraft Foods export director as recipient of the ANTEC Award for outstanding personal contribution. The John Allison Memorial Trophy will be presented at 4 Fiction in March. Previous holders include Sir Jub Alison and Sir dain McEwen, among others. McCulloch helped form the Australian Manufacturers Export Council and served on the Export Development Council and Melbourne Harbour Trust commissions.

Exports Council John McCulloch Kraft Foods, Australis Ltd ANTEC John Allison Jub Alison Premiereat Ausium Australia Charles Cour Prine Widter Dain McEwen Nr Meat Casera Exhale Group Slnch Mihe Export Cowness Export Development Council Trade Developmen Counci Melbourne Harbour Trust Victoria

National energy policy sought for Australia in 1970s shift

Senior energy officials and academics warn immediate government action. Dr D W Barner of Macquarie University warns energy supply remains satisfactory only to early 1980s. major policy decisions must be made now. AMIC newsletter cites Australian oil field output rising toward a million barrels daily by 1990 with foreign earnings and imports escalating.

Sydney Macquarie University D. W. Barner Australia Australian Mining Industry Council Australta Ming Austratia Presem Priges Gippsland Asselin Amic Newalever Western Mining Corporation Ltd A. Hy Purbo Sant Australas

BHP senior officer Mr Rich dies at 57

The article reports the death of Mr Rich, 57, senior officer and managing director-designate of Broken Hill Proprietary Co Ltd. He died of a stroke at his Melbourne home. Survived by wife and three children. Chairman Siplah McLennan announced he would be replaced as director and that a successor would be appointed next year. Rich had a long career, contributing to business and community affairs.

Or. Po Wren Broken Hill Proprietary Co-Ltd Rich BHP Alice Newcastle High Scholl Jd Risen Brayaly GHP Fipanes BHP Siplah McLennan Mamazing Comply Metrourne Leis Hin Sid Rie Ban Sand

Australasian Resources Developrivant Banks expansion report

Resources bank in sound expansion details growth in loans outstanding rising to 573 million dollars and commitments to national resource developments in Australia surpassing 1 039 million dollars by September 10 1975 76. Interim dividend of five percent proposed with another 350 000 recommended. Custom Crafts Corp Ltd unveiled a 120 million prospectus for debenture stock and unsecured notes reflecting varied interest options.

Australia Rl Participation i Mayor ‘Ventures Involvd Eimtrataya Ie Dante Custom Creat Corp Ltd Tenview

Third term president elected by Australian manufacturing chamber

A historical notice reports Jax Dillon elected president of the Associated Chambers of Manufacturers of Australia for a third term. The article lists officers including TN Walker as vice president and treasurer, and names for NSW, Victoria, Tasmanian, SA, WA posts, with Hyland of Western Australia among the attendees.

Jax Dillon Associated Chambers “of” Manufactes of Australia TN. Walker ii Tween W. Adcock Nsw P Demuing Vic

Corriedale Association Leaders Return from Study Tour

The president of the Australian Corriedale Association, Mr A Mek Mackinnon, along with Mr M Schulz and Mr HA Bully, have returned from a study trip examining the sheep industry and its adaptation to new environments.

Australian Corredale Association A Mek. Mackinnon M. Schulz HA Bully Latin America

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