Sir Owen Dixon tribute from Australian officials
The Federal Attorney General Senator Greenwood paid tribute to the late Sir Owen Dixon, praising his life from High Court Justice 1929 to 1943 and Chief Justice for 12 years until 1964. Melbourne notes added, with Sir Robert Menies calling Dixon the greatest lawyer in Australian legal history.
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ALP not afraid of budget policy says Barnard at Wagga
Deputy Opposition leader Barnard told an ALP regional conference in Wagga that the party faced the Government budget and program with little electoral fear. He urged a truly national 1972 campaign, criticised Omega navigation as costly with limited use for Australian shipping, and warned of a 1200 mile dead zone around stations. He also backed industrial cites for rural growth in Gunnedah, urging population targets of at least 4000.
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EEC Open to Discuss Australia Trading Problems
Deputy Prime Minister Anthony said in Brussels and London officials showed willingness to define Australia trade issues and pursue ongoing dialogue for joint solutions. He noted agreement on the enlarged EEC safeguard clause enabling swift action if third-country trade problems arise. Barnard criticized government leadership at an ATP conference in Wales, with his Canberra-issued address.
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Weather overview with unsettled conditions across the region
A slow moving low over the peninsula brings cooling air and rain developing across coastal areas. Northerly winds shift to the southwest with a colder front, resulting in patchy showers and cloudy skies, while inland areas see cooler temperatures and limited rainfall.
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Public Service Association rallies for open talk on duties
Sydney Sunday report says the SSW Public Service Association urges members to speak publicly. It plans approaches to Premier Sir Robert Askin and state secretary Merci Homeland, as the issue of public servant silence returns to debate amid statements by Ralph Nader and Prime Minister Me Miahiem.
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