Four-Week Annual Leave Pledged by Renshaw
Sydney Sunday report quotes NSW Opposition Leader Mr Renshaw promising four weeks of annual leave for all employees under State awards if his party returns to office. He claims about 500000 workers would gain this extra time, tied to advances in technology and reduced economic impact. He notes NSW Labor previously introduced three weeks for rival care and that the Country Party policy speech supports coalition governance and electoral boundary protections.
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Askin presses PM for extra NSW funds
NSW Premier Askin pressed Prime Minister Gorton for increased federal financial aid. He claimed no firm agreement existed in talks about extra education funding while criticising the federal government for a lack of constructive support over four years.
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Australia urged to quit Vietnam to fill UK gap
Melbourne report cites Deputy Opposition Leader Lance Barnard calling for Australia to be relieved of Vietnam duties to help fill a wider gap in Asia. He argued Britain’s postwar pullout and the new prime minister’s stance threaten regional balance while Australia could contribute if freed from the Vietnamese commitment.
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Malaysia backs slow approach on Vietnam conflict
Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman said Malaysia would not take an active part in South Vietnam. He noted a planned five nation meeting with Singapore, Britain, Australia and New Zealand and expected a meeting with Australia’s external affairs minister arriving soon. A cautious timeline for a possible regional conference was mentioned.
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Australia weighs its own role in Asia after Britain's withdrawal
Singapore Sunday report notes Australian External Affairs Minister stresses regional responsibility and a shift toward an independent Australian role east of Suez. He asserts Australia must share the burden with Britain’s actions in Asia and that New Zealand and Singapore influence ongoing planning.
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Conver City ACT unclear note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Conver City ACT with unclear phrasing, no identifiable persons, organizations, events, or dates to summarize.
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