Restricting Trade Act challenged in Industrial Court ruling
The Industrial Court ruled against the Crown over the Commonwealth Trade Practices Act’s reach into intrastate trade. The case questioned whether Section 51 allows regulation of trading practices within a state, with a High Court appeal likely to clarify the act’s constitutionality and impact on state cooperation.
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ALT
Industrial Court
High Court
Commonwealth
Tasmania
South Australia
Transport strike sparks depot confusion in Griffith Queanbeyan
Transport strike details emerge as depot managers and TWU leaders learn of planned walkouts. Members at two large Territory depots prepared to strike while others still deliver. Critics say union disorganization and favoritism hinder member guidance and clarity on who is affected. Names: Mrs Kelly Griffith, Mrs Krystman Queanbeyan.
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TWU
Kelly
Madrid
Spain
Etaberri
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ETA
Ain
Burgos
Insurance critique of motorcycle third party rates and NRMA
Bruce Arthurson argues that high third party premiums for motorcycles, especially over 250cc, enrich insurers. He cites past claims data and proposes a flat rate across engine sizes with a 15 dollar annual premium, estimating substantial income to cover contingencies. He urges action by the Third Party Insurance Premiums Advisory Committee, noting NRMA influence. Gordon P. Smith notes a timing detail about an event.
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Lamble
NRMA
Department of the Interior
Bureau of
NEMA
Australia
British workers rally behind government backed industrial relations bill
A public backlash against militant trade unions grows as a 125000 strong workforce implements a go slow and overtime ban in support of a 30 percent wage claim. The government unveils a comprehensive bill to regulate unions, set hard rules, and create new industrial courts to curb strikes.
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Robert Carr
Britain
Labour Govern
Ment
Carr
Letters allege RAAF aircraft on Canberra Melbourne flight
The writer claims aircraft are RAAF machines and inquiries suggest they are 9 and 727 type planes en route from Canberra to Melbourne. Mr Smith’s complaint has been referred to the Department of Civil Aviation. George Odgers, Director of Public Relations, Department of Air Canberra.
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RAAF
Canberra
Melbourne
Smith
Department of Civil Aviation
The Right to Appeal and Appellant's Letter Clash
Sir Mr Butler’s efficient avoidance of the raised issues is critiqued as misconstrued. The letter asserts that without universal publicised principles in section 50 4 efficiency is determined by private fancy. The author warns that non universal standards allow irrelevancies to decide outcomes, fostering corruption. Cook, Appellant.
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Appellant
Has
Daler
Governor General Sir Paul Hasluck Visits Sydney Arrival
Governor General Sir Paul Hasluck and Lady Hasluck arrived in Sydney from Canberra yesterday morning. General briefing noted Brigadier Bramah RA Inf left Government House in Canberra.
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Sir Paul Hasluck
Hasluck
Sydney
Canberra
Basques challenge Franco authority court-martial
Basque militants face a Burgos court martial in a high profile trial linked to ETA factions. Defendant Mario Onsindia denounces his Marxist Leninist goals while the case highlights splits within ETA and draws protests from bishops and secular elites alike.
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Burgos
Madrid
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