Canberra's Ellicott vows fair ACT aid and self government
New Canberra Minister Bob Ellicott says there is little evidence Canberra is disadvantaged versus the states. He aims to boost funding fairness between the ACT and the Commonwealth, push self government debate with forums and possibly a referendum, and reform antiquated ACT laws while overseeing Home Affairs and the Territory portfolio. He critiques the status quo and stresses broad involvement beyond special interests.
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EEC eyes Australia uranium deal to aid peaceful use
The European Economic Community seeks an agreement to buy Australian uranium for peaceful uses in Europe. The commission expects terms similar to the Canada deal, which resumed shipments after France agreed to inspections. Australia has sent an agreement text to Brussels as talks proceed.
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Big mail pile up in Canberra slows Christmas mail
In Canberra Australia Post faced a Christmas backlog with up to half a million letters and parcels sitting unopened. Delays stem from prioritising cards, understaffing, and a 24 hour mail driver stoppage. Deliveries paused through yesterday and resume next Thursday as sorters work overtime.
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Strike to disrupt flights at Melbourne and Sydney airports
Refuellers across Melbourne and Sydney face a Christmas Day strike over triple time pay from oil companies. Arbitration failed. unions warn of possible disruption as refuelling bans may ripple through Australian air routes. Canberra workers not involved. Airlines forecast mixed impact with some services to run.
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Uren Warns of Rift in Labor Party Over Conservative Shift
Former deputy leader Uren warns a split may occur if Labor shifts toward a Liberal like image under conservative strategists. He says such a move would fracture the party, though a spokesman says he did not predict a split. Hayden to assign executive portfolios. Whitlam staff prepare departures.
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