Crisis looms over ALP arbitration plan changes
The Labor government faces a potential crisis over its proposed changes to the Conciliation and Arbitration Act in autumn parliament. A wide range of amendments seeks to curb penalties against tribes, encourage union amalgamations, and exempt unions from certain criminal actions. Prime Minister Cameron hints at a broad inquiry and advisory bodies to study industrial relations overseas, aiming for radical reforms and possible constitutional changes.
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Export controls on all minerals by Australian government
Minister for Mineral and Frevy Mr Connor announced in Canberra that Canberra would empower export controls on all minerals including radioactive materials. He said regulation would cover ore, concentrates, and mineral sands to ensure orderly development of the mineral industry and prevent reckless export practices.
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Government to Resume Sales of Canberra Government Houses
Canberra residents who occupied government houses before July 7 will gain the right to purchase without a deposit or with reduced deposits once a seven page statement is released. Tenants on the waiting list will be admitted to purchase as valuation and admin processes permit, with no monthly quota. A committee will review applications from lower income groups and hardship cases.
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Canberra debate on housing and poverty measures
Members discussed evidencing poverty and underprivilege in the ACT to justify reconsidering 4 percent income thresholds for housing support. They urged more government housing, with steps to speed up rental family accommodation and new construction, while annual advisory reports would be published for public discussion.
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Rise in Drivers Offered amid Union Protection Push
A fragmented OCR fragment reports a drivers wage rise proposal tied to the ACT and Workers Union Australia, with mention of public service protection and US Vietnam themes. It references Adelaide and a Liberal Move, hinting at a party split and a new launch page.
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Changes planned for great institutional development bodies
The report notes plans for significant changes in the Structural Capital Development Commission and the National Urban and Regional Development Authority, with leadership shifts indicated. Welfare benefits were noted as paid, and a surge of applicants was seen in the ACT. In a Canberra context, nurses who took a certain examination were announced, with results expected January 9.
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Major reshuffles in Defence announced in coming days
The Defense group faces a major restructuring with Sir Arthur Tange and J B R Livermore set for key posts. Mr Brice White is expected to be appointed Defence Secretary as the separate service departments are merged into a unified Defence Department. The changes, to be announced soon, aim to streamline administration and integrate military procurement and support sections.
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Pompidou to Visit China on Official Trip
Paris reports that President Pompidou of France will pay an official visit to China at the invitation of Premier Chou Enlai and Vice Premier Tong Pishai. The trip aims to strengthen Sino French relations and foster diplomatic cooperation.
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ACT considers law to curb noisy domestic animals
The ACT Advisory Council examined a Department paper proposing legislation to control animal noise, focusing on barking dogs and crowing roosters. It suggests dog confinement standards, potential rooster bans under city ordinances, and empowering registrars to act on complaints if private settlements fail, with fines up to 20 dollars.
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Theft of a wre from Civic Hotel reported
An ACT Police spokesman said a vehicle or container valued at $400 was stolen from the Civic Hotel between 10pm Tuesday and 7.30am yesterday. No further details were released.
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