Easing the Bolts on Immigration and Tourism Policy
Canberra Times reports on proposed abolition of re entry visas for residents returning to Australia and a broad package to streamline visa procedures. It cites Liberal NCP support for amnesty for irregular migrants, a return to Whitlam era easy visa ideas, and aims to boost tourism and migration while addressing unemployment concerns.
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Debate over permanent heads and advisory commissions shaping public service
Bruce Uodery reports on a critical review of the Public Service in Australia, focusing on the push for permanent heads to control departments and manage data flows. The piece weighs risks of centralized governance against preserving diverse opinion and interdepartmental mobility, noting mixed results from prior commissions and potential reforms under a Royal Commission.
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Reform proposals seek stronger United Nations decision making
The article argues that after 30 years the UN still mirrors its founding structure and calls for reforms to create real decision making. Proposals include a world Development Authority, a small expert negotiating body, a reformed system for commodities, and a unified coordination center to curb overlong resolutions and ensure policy impact. The plan favors giving the UN Centre more authority while harmonising agency actions.
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Fraser urged to back policy to curb inflation before July 1976
The letter from J. K. Gifford, professor of economics at Lue Brivbune, urges Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser to adopt an anti inflation plan. It calls for stabilising the dollar by expanding the money supply and timing public expenditure to reduce price volatility. The author links wage growth, productivity gains, and widespread prosperity to a coordinated policy.
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An Australian election note on voting equality and gerrymander risks
The article discusses voter equality in Western democracies with a focus on Australia. It analyzes last election results showing uneven seat allocation, noting that 56 percent of voters won 72 seats while 27 percent won 45 percent of the seats. It cites theoretical entitlements and a coalition bonus, warning that until certain political actors are removed, Gerrymandering may persist in the Australian system.
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Australia
Faces of a New Year in Government Critique and Hope
Ken Frye, Fraser MP, argues in a letter that the new government must balance budgets, protect essential services, and avoid political whimsy. He condemns sensationalism, urges responsible leadership, and calls for accountability from the new government and Council. He highlights legal aid, welfare standards, and a fair labor market as essential reforms for Canberra.
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