Retail sales rise 23 percent in ACT year end
ACT census survey shows retail turnover reaching $2.5 billion, up 27 percent vs prior year. Establishments grew from 1,200 to 1,391, including 1,170 retail outlets and 221 service outlets. Groceries remain top item. clothing and motor vehicles follow with strong demand. employment in retail and service sectors climbs from 9,639 to 32,402.
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Brazil seeks to curb 30000 Australian workers impact
Government sources in Rio de Janeiro said Brazil is negotiating measures to affect around 30,000 Australian workers. The move aims to address labor and economic concerns, with officials confirming talks ongoing yesterday.
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Industries Assistance Commission to issue reports quickly
Prime Minister Whitlam announced a new Industries Assistance Commission to publish reports as soon as printed. It will start in January with seven commissioners led by GA Renigas of the Tariff Board. The aim is to reduce delays and publish all reports promptly to avoid speculation, with high transparency for industries and government dealings.
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Insurance Inflation Seen as Major Problem in Australia and NZ
OBE Insurance Group chair FR Lawes told the Sydney annual meeting that rising inflation drives operating costs, especially in workers compensation and compulsory insurance. He questioned the cost and need for new rehabilitation schemes and highlighted retrospective effects on premium pricing.
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Australian dollar float urged by ACMA leaders
The ACMA Federal Council and its president Met. BR. Nichol wrote to Prime Minister Whitlam urging a float of the Australian dollar against the US currency within a defined margin. Nichol argued the move would stabilise exchange rates and give the government direct leverage over exchange value amid ongoing fluctuations.
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London slam BHP at seven dollars and one cent
In a brief market note investors push London shares to seven point zero one as traders track company activity and futures. Details are sparse with mixed signals for the session.
WA gold output down by a third
Western Australia’s November gold production slumped by about a third to 15 391 fine ounces from 22 261 in October as Kalgoorlie and the western fields showed reduced output. Silver also fell from 12 136 ounces in October to 5 627 ounces in November.
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Western Australian
Kalgoorlie
Amendments to Customs Regulations Announced in Canberra
The Minister for Customs and Excise announced amendments to the Gastams Probiniled Im porte regulations regulating the importation of ceramic tents and cooking utensils into Australia. Senior officials stated the amendments clarify public information on which articles are restricted and the basis for import controls.
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Nuiphiy
BHP a history of new opportunities outlines shift
The journal profile notes BHP increasingly presents itself as a resources company with diversified holdings in oil gas and metals. It highlights ownership by the public with about 483 900 shares held by Australians and substantial British and New Zealand holdings. The article discusses rising oil and gas profits funding steel ventures and warns government finance may constrain price schemes. It asserts BHP aims to expand in the steel industry with profits reinvested rather than sold off.
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Britain to curb demand with emergency budget plan
Britain faces an energy crisis legacy after the war and unveils a mix of measures led by Chancellor Anthony Barber to curb demand. Indirect taxes rise while consumer credit is restricted to reduce spending, with a focus on heavy consumer durables and energy projects. Public sector cuts, a shortened work week, and targeted reductions aim to lower consumption and steer the economy through the crisis. Major sectors including steel and coal face restraints as policy shifts to preserve financial stability and avert a recession.
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British Energy Crisis Plans Larger Public Cuts
The Chancellor unveils sweeping public expenditure reductions to cut energy use by ten percent and trim borrowing. He forecasts tax changes yielding about 172 million dollars and tax moves on substantial capital gains. Policy aims include shifting resources to construction, limiting debt, and limiting imports amid uncertain prices and rising deficits.
Britain Faces Energy Shortage And Shifting Oil Sources
The article discusses Britain's energy outlook amid predicted shortages, noting that oil accounts for about half of consumption and progress in nuclear power. It forecasts North Sea oil flowing from 1978 and suggests offshore reserves could meet 10 percent of demand by the early 1980s, with broader supplies expected to increase.
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Long list of class attendees and schedule notes
Parents urged to check a detailed list for day and time of their children's classes. If attendance is impossible, call 276437 after Sam today to arrange an alternative class. The document includes many names and locations and an extensive schedule through multiple days and sessions.
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