Day tripper with a rose meets Canberra press
Mrs Janine Haines, the Australian Democrat appointed to fill a Senate vacancy, arrived in Canberra for her first press conference. The 32 year old noted abortion reservations and said Democratic policy would not be set by every Democrat. She will be replaced on July 1 next year by a new Senator elected December 10.
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Hayden Leader Wins Leadership Sees Five New Executives
The Opposition voted major changes to key positions with Hayden Leader becoming leader and Bowen deputy. The new executive includes four fresh members two women Senator Ryan and Senator Melzer plus Dr Cass and Dr Everingham. The leadership ballot saw Hayden defeat Bowen 36-28 and Bowen win deputy 33-29.
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Hayden outlines Labour's political philosophy at press conference
Mr Hayden set out his view that the Labour Party should work in public life to improve living standards, fight injustice and inequality, and reward initiative in a mixed economy while ensuring social responsibility. He argued government must serve the community, not just boost production, and dismissed questions about emotional stability with a sharp remark.
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Senator Ryan Sees Win As Reward For Work
Senator Ryan declares her election to the shadow ministry proof that hard work is recognised and that women’s progress will inspire Labor colleagues. She cites education, social security, media and Aboriginal affairs as key portfolios and expects Mr Hayden to assign portfolios soon.
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Hayden
High Court jolt to two-airlines policy in Australia
The High Court of Australia dismissed Ansett Airlines injunctive challenge, ruling 3 2 that the government may import four Freight aircraft for Melbourne to Tasmania routes. This clears Ipec Freight and Air Express to import two Argos airfrighters and two Corvairs respectively, marking a setback for Ansett and TAA and strengthening domestic airline control.
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Gift shop theft in Garema Place linked to two men
Police investigate a robbery at Gina's Gift Shop in Garema Place last night. Two men robbed the store of cash and cheques before closing time and left quietly. A young woman who warned the proprietor during service is being questioned. Anyone with information should call 497444.
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The Canberra Times Holiday Coastal Deliveries Announced
The Canberra Times will publish as usual over Christmas and New Year. To serve Canberra and district residents holidaying by the sea, early deliveries along the South Coast will continue through the holiday period.
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