Australia Faces Seven Paths in 1970s Foreign Policy
Professor Hedley Bull of Australian National University outlined seven options for Australia’s 1970s foreign policy at the Australian Institute of Political Science summer school. He urged balancing national security with prosperity and broader human aims, examining reliance on the United States, military self reliance, regional equity, formulas of alliance, involvement with neighboring countries, passivity, and broader ties with Southeast Asia and the South Pacific. He argued that U S alliance should be reassessed, advocating greater self-reliance while maintaining practical ties, and cautioned against overdependence on any single great power.
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Australia and Europe links shape decade’s foreign policy
Former Foreign Minister Nigel Bowen urged Australia to maintain close ties with enlarged Europe and region partners into the decade. He warned against overreliance on the United States amid calls to review SEATO and NATO alignments, noting trust with Europe and Indonesia as key to security and economic cooperation.
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Debate on Racialism in Australia at Canberra Summer School
Mr Race Matthews of Victoria urged subduing racialism, saying Labor would neglect national and self interests if it failed to curb it. Dennis Albina spoke on Australian policy, arguing for action beyond lip service and for teaching Asian languages and cultures at all levels, while others criticized perceived white supremacy and Australia’s isolationist fears amid global relations.
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Mount Vaal and regional officials clash in lengthy law mix
Officials across multiple regions engage in a complex legal listing ordeal, with unnamed parties and scattered references to mandates and procedures. The fragmented text hints at jurisdictional disputes and regulatory actions, but specific cases or outcomes remain unclear.
Increase in home loan limits in new wartime act
The report indicates a near certainty that first mortgage loan limits will rise within a week after wartime legislation is passed. Government officials say the War Service Homes loan program would be expanded, with figures cited as a major shift from prior policy and affecting housing finance nationwide.
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Australia rejoins UN body's long history
Ailing OCR text shows Australia rejoining the United Nations Special Committee on Decolonization after decades away. Fragmented lines reference independence, governance, and prior resignations in 1969, with mentions of general assembly decisions and shifting membership. Key entities include Australia, the United Nations, and the Decolonization committee.
Maori to Represent New Zealand at Prominent Opera House
A Maori delegation will represent New Zealand at a major event to be held at a renowned opera house in Herwer. The visit underscores cultural ties and national representation in the arts.
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New AWA Secretary Elected in Australia
The former Western Australian secretary of the Australian Workers Union Mitchel has been elected general secretary of the AWA, the country’s second largest union, signaling a high level leadership shift within the labor movement.
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Reprieve Hopes For Macchi Jet Trainers
RAAF and Department of Supply scientists seek to defer a replacement jet trainer by fatigue testing current Macchi trainers. If a modification program succeeds, the present aircraft will serve at least until 180. Centre section and wing tips need overhaul for greater access and inspection. Cost may be high to avoid replacing the center wing section. first Macchis began in 1967 with orders for 12. A new engine trainer from SESL in New Zealand is ordered to replace the current trainer.
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Five Queen's Fellowships Awarded by Minister Memon
The Minister for Science Mr Memon announces five Queen's Fellowships across science and engineering. Recipients include NM Uhrich of the National Institute of Oceanography England and Professor Re Morita of Mic high and Okeane Gein al Oregon. Others are DG Tammes, a marine geology researcher at James Cook University of North Queensland, Dr E Frankel of Macquarie University, and Dr W Moriarty of the Royal Society African freshwater biology group. Research spans aquatic ecosystems, marine geology, and freshwater biology across Australia and Africa.
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