Government curbs must continue say ACMA leader in Canberra
Mr Dillon, representing ACMA, told pre Budget talks in Canberra that restraint on prices should persist to support a gradual economic recovery. He warned policies must ease inflation while boosting productive employment and cited ACMA participation in cabinet forming groups.
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India Ocean Defence Ties Strengthened by Australia and US
Australia and the United States agree to closer defence cooperation in the Indian Ocean, signaling a joint effort to bolster security, patrols, and strategic presence amid regional tensions and maritime challenges.
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United States
Indian Ocean
Closer defence ties with US and Australia expand
Australian Defence Minister Killen outlines deeper Australia US security links. Four US nuclear warships including an aircraft carrier visit Australia as Canberra and Washington align on joint surveil lance and defence projects such as over the horizon radar. Moresby survey ship already visited Diego Garcia as part of arrangements.
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Talks leave ACTU alone in dissatisfaction
After the discussions the ACTU appeared the only group dissatisfied while many others praised the governments initiative. Business leaders and unions urged restrained public spending and tariff reform, with the Australian Chamber of Commerce backing deficit reduction and a balanced public private sector. Farmers groups urged price support reforms and stable interest rates to aid rural industries.
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Last super rites for government superannuation scheme ends
About 250 current and former Australian Government Retirements Benefits Organisation staff attended a wake at Yarralumla Woolshed to mark the final day of the Commonwealth Government Superannuation Scheme begun in 1922. The venue featured black crepe, balloons, and music for dancing before speeches by Lawrence Burgess Me R C Davey Air Brian Lorene Wall and other officials. A scroll was read with verses about the scheme, prompting laughter as the crowd sang Auld Lang Syne and the volio was thrown outside, symbolically ending the scheme.
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Airline Hostesses Strike Grounds Ansett and TAA
Australia faces a domestic aviation disruption as 800 air hostesses from Ansett and TAA walk off from midnight in a planned strike. A spokesman for the Australian Airlines Hostesses Association, Mrs Don Grey, says the action will last 24 hours, with work meetings to be held in capital cities. Airlines operating from Canberra will send out first flights this morning to return crews from duty.
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Soviet military build-up alarms Western leaders
Mr Killen quoted British Defence Minister Mason and US chiefs of staff warning of a massive Soviet force build-up. The USSR reportedly aircraft output surpassing 1,800 yearly, with 700 plus ships and hundreds of armoured personnel carriers. Naval expansion and nuclear sub development were noted, while views varied on direct threats to Australia.
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ACT Women Awarded Fellowships In Education Field
ACT women receive Winston Churchill Memorial Trust fellowships for advanced courses in special education and music teaching. Sister Marney Moroney, lecturer from Sipnadou Bay, and Joan Hurren of DYConnor depart between February and September for a four month Orff music education program and related studies. Fellowships total 7500 pounds, funded by the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust, with recipients from across Australia including New South Wales and the territories.
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Canberra College of Advanced E Ducalion
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Awe
Papal New Guinea
Pay rises urged for ministers judges in Canberra report
A report by the Remuneration Tribunal presented yesterday in Canberra urges salary increases for senior officials. It recommends raising the Prime Minister’s pay to 28 2900 from 27 000, Deputy Prime Minister to 14 250, Chief Justice to 82 500, and other High Court judges to 47 500. Additional rises are proposed for Treasurer and top tribunal officials, with new allowances also suggested.
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Suharto and AU discuss bilateral relations at cabinet meeting
Indonesian Prime Minister defends relations with Suharto amid criticism and misundertandings. Australian officials say there is no change in policy toward Indonesia. Officials note both nations seek clarity on future cooperation and trade.
Campaign of strikes urged in ACT and Canberra clash
In Canberra yesterday a campaign of strikes was called as Liberal candidates face opposition from the National Cruniey party. Deputy Prime Minister Mr Ambon criticized the move while discussing the political climate. The Times notes the broader context of upheaval and a strained national debate on policy direction.
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Provisional appointees take helm at Gollin Molding Ltd
Provisional appointees were named to control Gollin Molding Ltd after the company reported a mineral financial issue. The move follows a formal ruling by authorities as part of a broader finance section on page TH.
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