Promises in a L.P. policy speech in Sydney election push
NSW Opposition Leader Ren shaw outlined policy pledges for the February 24 state election covering poker machine reforms, federal relations, police reforms, wage and working week changes, education funding, university autonomy, hospital and health funding, and housing initiatives. The speech proposed tax tweaks for clubs, a Royal Commission on police matters, teacher pay rises, subsidies for nonstate schools, free university autonomy, and expanded housing programs including 1000 bed-string units and marriage loans.
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Whitlam reform debate edges amid South East Asia talks
In Brisbane and Jakarta style coverage, the Australian Labor Party left wing's Gold Coast ballot results signal a rebuff to Whitlam while external affairs minister Hasluck tours Indonesia and Singapore. Talks on Southeast Asian defense and British withdrawal shape the regional agenda as Williams and Keeffe meet Queensland delegates.
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