Pleas For Refuge Intense In East Timor Debate
Opinion piece argues Indonesia fronts as volunteers mask invasions in East Timor. It urges UN action, recalls ambassador, and criticizes Australian policy as a danger to national stability while warning of refugee risk and diplomatic duplicitousness.
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East Timor
Jakarta
Malik
United Nations Security Council
Bill Roberts
Australian East Timor Association
United Nations
Indonesia
Dili
Peacock
International Red Cross
Mr Peacock
Australia
Caf
Thomeless
eAustralia
Roberts
Pakistan
St Timor
NSW tuna season hit by warm water and poor catches
NSW tuna fishers report a disaster season as water temperatures near 24 degrees Celsius, higher than the 21.4 average, push catch potential down. With 1975-76 tuna volume far short of forecasts and value around a fraction of previous years, industry leaders decry the conditions and pricing.
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Reak
Nsw Coast
Gold Coast
Waa
Nsw
Tuna Bast Owners Association of Australia
Pat Warren
Eden
Ainly
Bollen
Remetch Ineustry
CSIRO
China eyes avoidable world war warns of tensions
Michael Yahuda analyzes why Chinese strategists fear a new global conflict. They point to Soviet expansionism, US decline, and detente’s fragility while stressing internal shifts in American policy and Western reliance on East-West power dynamics.
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China
Europe
Soviet Union
Union
United States
Nixon
Asia
Vietnam
East Asia
America
Russia
Toomorrow
Britain
Australia votes amid heated debate and lingering blame
The letter page spars over post election blame while Australia contemplates colonial ties and policy pressure. Readers reference Moncrieff, Asquith, and Lynch as they weigh savings plans, coalitions, and potential reforms amid public discontent and calls for restraint on political rhetoric.
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Australia
Asquith
Lynch Lynch
The Double Life Debate and Aboriginal Policy Reactions
Letters critique hiding identities while urging personal growth and social acceptance. The writer questions honesty and respect for homosexuals, while another commentator attacks Aboriginal policy and criticizes Charles Perkins and government actions as racist and ineffective for Aboriginal welfare in Australia.
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P. Elliot
L von Oree
Wader
Charles Perkins
Charles
Department of Aboriginal Affairs
Chan ‘Enya
Loans for students target tertiary education access
A statement asserts support for student loans to enable access to university and tertiary college education without hardship. It reaffirms fees by payment at universities and tertiary colleges and mentions a Senator for the AGS at Parliament House.
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Michael B. Yahuda
London
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France
Hitler
Munich
Jackson
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the Times
Michael Yahuda
London School of Economics
Moscow
Red Square
Brezhnev
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Virginia Moncrieff ‘Wretters
Blam
Herbert
Moncrieff
South- East
Smithe Dipmieanis
Bari Dexter
Daxter
Watson
AGS
Parliament House
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