Three New Cars Planned by BLMC in Australia
British Leyland Motor Corporation aims to invest 30 million dollars over three years to develop three new car types in Australia. Lord Stokes says the first model will be released later this year, the second in 1971, and a third by the end of 1972 to compete with the Holden range. He envisions exporting directly from Australia to New Zealand, Africa, South and North America, Asia, and Japan, while retaining MG, Rover, and Trump brands and dropping Riley.
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Japex to bear costs of delays in reef drilling
Japex will shoulder the costs arising from drilling delays tied to Great Barrier Reef operations. Ampol, Japex partner, warned of potential indemnities, while Ampol sought reimbursement for reasonable offshore drilling expenditures, asserting Japex bears the risk and must cover penalties.
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Arrivals Over 77 000 In Australian November
The Statistics Bureau reported excess arrivals over departures in Australia for November. Total arrivals reached 77 448 while departures stood at 1 697, showing a net gain of 12 677 settlers. Previous November recorded 15 694 arrivals.
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Wool prices hold firm at week’s sales with merino gains
Australian Wool Board reports 170 200 bales offered across four centres as competition stays keen. New information shows fine merino and medium crossbred values rising slightly while overall greasy price for the season’s clip remains around 393 cents per pound. Major buyers include Japan and Continental Europe, with strong support from the United Kingdom.
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British interest in Brazil progress
British interest in Brazil grows with a 1969 uplift in credit and reimagined confidence. The Urubuipunga 4,600 MW scheme in Sao Paulo drives Brazil’s large scale power buildout, with Sao Paulo state investing around $500,000 daily in power generation, suggesting new orders for British engineers amid a shifting Latin American outlook.
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Brazil on brink of rapid growth and political upheaval
Brazil faces a period of swift economic expansion with hopes of strong growth under President Garrastazu Medici. Yet military rule, rising social demands, church influence, and fears of repression threaten stability as violence and urban unrest intensify in a country whose population nears 200 million and seeks reform.
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Pan Am appoints H Glaser passenger sales manager
Pan American World Airways announces the appointment of Mr Pant H Glaser to the position of passenger sales manager for Pan American in NSW. Glaser is currently Pan Am’s sales manager for the ACT.
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Building approvals in Australia rise sharply in December
December building approvals in Australia rose sharply with both original and seasonally adjusted figures up. The total value reached 284.9 million dollars, compared to 246.5 million in November and 228.2 million in October, led by New South Wales at 59.2 million and Canberra at 9.5 million.
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VAM to Sell Mining Subsidiary to Pacific for $1.1 Million
VAM Ltd plans to sell its Dugald River Mines Co Pty Ltd subsidiary to Pacific Mining Ltd for 1.1 million in cash. The areas include Burraga and Tingha interests with significant stakes in PacificMining, while Dugald River sits near Keolamarra and Mt Isa. Proceeds will finance a joint venture and expansion in the Dugald River exploration programme, amid potential conflicts of interest due to geographic proximity.
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Commonwealth tax collections rise in year to 5 485.7 million
Government revenue details show a 57km rise in taxes collected to 5,485.7 million, with increases across income tax and sales tax foreshadowed in the 1968 69 budget. The report notes boosts from mineral exploration, company share issues, and public fundraising to support expanded programs.
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