Strike by TWU Members Could Widen in ACT
TWU members in the Australian Capital Territory consider a broad strike to pressure wage demands, with ACT branches joining while essential service providers stay active. A Canberra meeting led by Mr Vaan Hewson discussed a general stoppage and a proposed weekly increase, plus a potential escalation if federal funding is not met.
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Tanker Drivers Strike Hits NSW Amid Protest Over Negotiations
Oil tanker drivers in New South Wales voted to begin an indefinite strike tonight, with delegates from all oil companies demanding inclusion in wage talks. A meeting is set for Petersham Town Hall at 10 am tomorrow to coordinate the action and protests. Transport Workers Union officials cited exclusion from negotiations and warned disruptions to aviation fuel and road services across the state.
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Thieu decision on Vietnam peace plan noted by envoy
Diplomatic accounts from Saigon say President Thieu has conveyed his decision to US envoy General Haig on the Vietnam peace accord. Sources indicate he aligned with the draft line while objecting to certain elements. A ceasefire timing remains unsettled.
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Nursing Homes AMA Defies Approval Plan Standoff
In Sydney the NSW branch of the Australian Medical Association advised members not to complete a new Commonwealth admission form for patients needing nursing home care. Under the 1972 Health Act, admissions require Commonwealth health officer approval, a clash underscored by AMA and General Practitioners Society comments. The AMA signaled home treatment for cases if necessary and affirmed government authority to decide benefit provisions.
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Debate Over Nursing Home Admissions and Benefits
Health officials and the AMA clash over a proposed form to decide eligibility for benefits as admissions to nursing homes rise. Dr Banks and Mr Hayden push for quicker, fair processing while stressing patient safeguards and emergency procedures. NSW and other states report rising observance levels and costs under the Mason inquiry influence.
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Islands claimed by PNG and other political notes
Papua New Guinea claims 17 islands and disputes over Torres Strait ownership surface amid cabinet talk. The Premier and Mr Bjelke-Peterson feature in a garbled report with references to unemployment policy, Watergate charges, housing grants, and a large Australian loan.
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Sydney Opera House completion schedule announced
NSW Minister for Public Works Mr Punch stated work on the Sydney Opera House would finish by end of June with the concert hall acoustically tested by February end and the drama theatre by end March. A test helicopter flight was planned to assess external moving parts around the venue.
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Messel Named Physics Adviser for Murphy Campaign Tests Plan
Professor Harry Mettel of Sydney University joins the Murphy team as scientific adviser. He will prepare government policy on nuclear tests in the Pacific and pursue legal avenues at the International Court of Justice. Murphy aides say talks with lawyers will continue in London.
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London
Central rule imposed on Andhra Pradesh in President's rule move
A direct rule was imposed on the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh as News Delhi announced a proclamation placing the state under central authority. The move, termed President's rule, starts for an initial period of months while the Chief Minister resigned amid party leadership upheaval.
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Air fares loophole closed on Australian travel
International airmen from Australia faced a fare adjustment after the revaluation of the Australian dollar. Airlines announced passengers could no longer exploit old currency advantages, with the IATA and TAR setting a temporary 3 day fare freeze that could extend. The policy aims to prevent price manipulation while the currency issue is resolved.
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Federal study on flat rate wage increase
Perth report says the Federal Government weighs a flat rate pay rise over a percentage increase. Labour Minister Cameron notes the inquiry is not finished and warns a fixed amount could lift higher earners less, while boosting demand and getting people back to work.
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Aly Cameron
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Spain
Fire danger high as warm winds sweep coast
A messy weather note reports very high fire danger today due to warm temperatures and strong winds. It notes yesterday's high of 32 degrees and predicts continued humidity and windy conditions along the coast.
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