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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 20, 1977

Page

12

New Zealand economy braces for deeper downturn in 1977

The 1976 recession worsened with high inflation and a heavy overseas deficit. Muldoon warns of tighter spending and possible unemployment rise as wage pressures and a looming price freeze shape policy. Despite farming gains, overall outlook remains bleak with borrowing and import controls likely to curb growth.

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Rise and fall of hospital service scheme in Australian politics

Arnold Mann analyzes the ACT hospital staff dispute and its political fallout over the past year. He tracks how the Health Minister and advisers navigate doctors’ associations, the Health Commission, and staffing decisions, framing the episode as a broader pattern of bureaucratic patchwork and public clashes that signal deeper tensions between medical bodies and government.

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Virtues of the family in public discourse examined

The text discusses family privacy and its perceived central role in social life. It argues the family acts as a primary unit for economic and moral processes, while noting tensions with other institutions and possible implications for education and religion. Names and specifics are unclear due to unreadable OCR.

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Letters to the Editor on ACT policy and health reforms

The page prints a long reader discussion critiquing ACT legislative moves, public service patterns, and the ACT Medical Association. It questions government leadership, trade practices, and private versus public medical sectors, citing figures on employment and ser vice patterns. Readers call for clearer actions and note an ongoing debate to be continued tomorrow.

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Viceral Governor-General Kerr Arrives in Victoria

The Governor-General Sir John Kerr and Lady Kerr arrived in Melbourne yesterday, touring the National Gallery of Victoria in the morning. Their visit followed a programme with officials and dignitaries as part of the royal or governmental duties.

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