Double tax pact outlined by Canberra official
Commissioner of Taxation E. T. Cain spoke in Canberra outlining the lack of a clear cut solution in forming international double taxation agreements. He noted each country’s claim to tax income and the need to balance concessions with benefits such as attracting foreign investment and boosting trade in negotiations with partner nations.
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E. T. Cain
Canberra
Cain
the Chartered Accountants Research Societ of Nsw
Australia
N.S.W
Queensland
Western Australia
Tasmania
New trade posts open to strengthen Australia Chile Iran links
Canberra officials announce new trade posts in Kile and Iran with Mr J A Morey in Santiago and Mr M C Carroll in Tehran. Minister McEwen says the move signals growing Australian trade importance with Chile and Iran.
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Kile
Iran
Santiago
Chile
J. A. Morey
Teheran
M. C. Carroll
McEwen
Canberra
Australas
Burchett Seeks British Passport Amid Canberra Clash
Australian journalist Wilfred Burchett, reporting from Hanoi on the Vietnam War, says he abandoned a 13 year bid for an Australian passport after government rejection and now seeks British citizenship through his marriage. A Home Office official gave a sympathetic hearing, and a deputy, including MPs and civil liberties officials, may support the bid.
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London
Wilfred Burchett
Hanoi
Burchett
Home Office
Australia eyes coal output rise to 50 million in five years
Minister Fairbairn announced 1967-68 coal production at 36.8 million tons, with New South Wales 28.1 million and Queensland over 5.4 million. Overseas exports rose to 10.35 million, while local demand stood at 14 million. He forecast 42 million tons for 1968-69, with 25 million for home use and 14 million for export, and noted diplomatic output climbing to 5.2 tons.
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Nsw
Queensland
Australia
Mr Fairbairn
Canberra
New South Wales
Melbourne
Loss of British Passport in Hanoi Spurs Australian Referal
In 1955 the narrator lost his British passport and officials in Hanoi referred him to the Australian Government which has since, according to Mr Burchett,
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Hanoi
Burchett
Bury urges background checks for hostel applicants
Mr Bury calls for a review of admission procedures at Commonwealth Hostels Ltd to ensure character checks on new single men as a housing plan replaces Hillside Hostel. The Campbell High School Parents and Citizens Association protested the project, fearing risks to young girls in the area.
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Bury
Campbell High School Parents and Citizens Association
Hillside
J O R. Fraser
Campbell High School
Commonwealth Hostels Ltd
Chinese tea for PNG to be used in government stores
Papua New Guinea Administration will buy Cantonese tea from BNG Trading Co Ltd for 29,784 to supply 148,800 pounds of tea to prisons hospitals and work camps in the next financial year. Two local producers bid but details were higher than the successful tender. The plan aims to develop markets in London and Australia for Territory tea and import lower quality products.
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Port Moresby
Papua New Guinea
BNG Trading Co Ltd
Burns Philp Ltd
PF. C. Henderson
London
Australia
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Australian Associated Press
Daily Express
National Council For Civil Liberties
National Union of Journalists
Paris
Parliamentary
Labour Party
Commonwealth Avenue
Parkes Way
London Circuit
Constitution Avenue
Edinburgh Avenue
National Capital Development Commission
Vernon ‘Circle
London Circuit West
Raffic
Cambodia
England
Mr Snedden
Europe
Co Ae
External Affairs and Immigration Department
Australia House
Association
Normie
Normie Rowe
Marcie Jones
Rowe
PNG
BNG
Youngs Civic Furniture Dept
Fyshwick
Civic Centre
Barrier Street
The
Electricity Commission
N.S.W. Electricity
Commonwealth Trading Bank of Australia, Australia and New Zealand Bank Limited
Bank of New South Wales
Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Limited
English, Scottish and Australian Bank Ltd
Rural Bank of New South Wales
National Bank of Australasia Limited
Commercial Bank of Australia Limited
Commission
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
J. B. Were & Son
Stock Exchange of Melbourne
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