Farm in clarification sought on North West Shelf deal
pSITIESS ECO reports MIM Holdings Ltd asked for an early clarification of Canberra’s decision to defer the North West Shelf farm-in with Woodside Hurmah group. Key figures include J Fouls and Whelan, with Mines Minister Mays, and discussions planned with Wradyides Burmaly and Western Australia’s exploration partners ahead of a Friday meeting. The delay affects AVM joint venture conditions and might push seismic work and talks into weeks. Government officials plan further comment after a State Government meeting.
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MIM. Holdings Ltd
Veserday
North-West Shelf
Woodside
Hurmah Group
J Fouls
Whelan
Mays
Wradyides
Meltech
HMA Feorewe
Rustam Pini
Higher copper output by MIM shows gains in latest period
MIM Moldings Ltd reports higher blister copper and zinc concentrate production in the latest period. The company lists increased copper output in the six months to January and notes improved concentrate throughput while maintaining lower trends in some zinc metrics. (Source readable details limited. entities: MIM Moldings Ltd, January)
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MIM Moldings Ltd
Orice
Goanper
Jamis
Mim Tooslings
Price rise questioned in industry seeks explanation
The article discusses pressure on price increases across the industry with officials in Canberra and local departments preparing statements. It notes inquiry into recent price hikes, with references to government and consumer protections and a call for clear justification of the rise by involved parties.
Wool prices rise further amid strong demand at auctions
Wool prices climbed again as demand remained firm, with prices advancing to near a two decade high after improved bidding at major centers including Sydney, Adelaide and Portland. Auction volume reached 31,670 bales as buyers pushed values higher than last December amid ongoing market optimism.
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Tueway
Sydney
Adelaide
Portland
Halen
Hein
Enles
Revese Recluse
Australia
Avertei Havery Aghially
ASF
Sugar tonnage record at Moreton Central Sugar Mills
Moreton Centra Sugar Stilbar Ltd reports season totals with 2420 tons of cane sugar and 8227 pounds of supplementary production. Directors note interim figure as of December 10.
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Moreton Centra Sugar Stilbar Ltd Hae
Sewtoedane
Sapar
Moreton
Surplus of Exports in Australia Reaches $941 Million
The Situation Bureau reports Australia’s exports exceeded imports by 941.8 million dollars in the six months to December, up from 28.8 million in the prior period. The report covers beef and veal values, imports from the United States and other nations, and vehicle import figures for October 1971, with details on countries such as the United Kingdom, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, and Papua New Guinea.
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Australia
Anton
Peta
Sere Korth
Mike Be
Acio
The
United
Paris
Wan
Japan
SNL
Frame Teast Sy Kemnung
Department of Overseas
Wis
Statistics Bureau
Call for freer Japan trade sparks regional cooperation
Aon Japan Australia talks push freer trade to boost economies, with Takeyama advocating a cooperative approach. Canberra and Tokyo weigh policies to ease barriers and expand cooperation, stressing political ties and potential gains in industry.
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Australia
Japan
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Takeyama Ee
Takeyama
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Fucape
Tieg
Abe
Isiralion Gonds
Samper
Aistraiag
Lipanfaed
Fiona
Australian auto industry faces review of local content plan
Dr Cairns will urgently review Australia’s local content target for motor vehicles as several overseas firms plan to shift production here. Renault Australia joins Nissan and Toyota in eyeing expanded operations while GMH and Ford show mixed results. Tariff Board reassessment and potential 1974 timing probes aim to curb rising manufacturers and harmonise protection with industry needs.
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Hinokattus
de Cains
Australia
Previoux Groverament
He Han
Nissen
Toyota
Melbourne
Renault Australia Pty Ltd
Fateh Sarich
Fein Renal
Chrysler
Tevland
Tme
Trih
GMM
Ford
Christer
Leyland
Dr Cuiene
GM H Whicsh
Liberal Country Party
Tolly
Anthony
Sirohn Metsen
Cansaw
Cairns
Tariff Board of Duty
Mc Anthony
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Saul
Regia
Merouy
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Martee
Hit
Renurn
Martech
Tariff Board
Les
Ausstratia
Martec
Asserribeler
Laniff Review
Maréte
Gosramest
Nnnaat Goveremes
Aisi
Nia
Austell
Polisies
GM H. Torch
Chrysler Particulary
Multenational Corporation
Strome
Industries fortunate in face of post- devaluation impact
Australian farmers federation leaders warn against overreacting to currency shifts as meat and wool exports face revaluation effects. Officials say imports may rise and prices rebound, while exporters fear financial strain despite potential longer term gains for the sector.
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Federaton
Wo. Howan
Camberca
Hogan
Teva Cin
Adjustment to rates across freight routes
London reports adjustments to northbound freight rates between Australia and Europe under consideration after the Australian dollar’s reevaluation. The changes affect shipments and pricing in the Britain and international trade sectors as discussions continue.
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London
Austalia
Europe
Sie
Tug of War Over Uranium Plant in Palm Valley Debate
Miners and conservationists engage in a protracted dispute over developing Northern Territory uranium deposits and a proposed Territory based enrichment plant near Darwin. The plan envisions a large pipeline from Palm Valley to a suitable coast point, with opposition arguing for power from the South Alligator region or a domestic refining path. NT officials note significant spending on oil and gas exploration and forecast potential economic impact depending on export and refining arrangements.
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Northern Territory
Magellan Peiraleuoy
Los Angeles
Palm Valley
Alice Springs
America
San
Amd
Hoth
Minera
Darwin
Sydney
Gulf of Carpentaria
CieeRenie Lambers
South Alligator
Wann
Ube
Fraher
Daren
Tha Sralen
NTA
Pallure Ig
Terimer
Darwin Conservation
Technical college results at Canberra Technical College meet
A readthrough of the scores and participants lists several names and institutes including Canberra Technical College. Notable competitors include teams and individuals across multiple events with varying placements and outcomes. The article notes performances by athletes such as Sandy tathnaile and Pearl S Balan among others, highlighting event entries and standings.
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Canberra
Pawalin
Ralail
Bates
Omreemes
Mali
Paris
Traane
Rene
Ninel Bias SR
Pere
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