10 Jul 1975
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 10, 1975
Page
1
McFarland reports new milk prices in the ACT and NSW with the six litre and bottle options increasing by 2c on Sunday. He notes the Victoria Milk Board allowances reflect higher raw milk costs and broader wage award impacts on procurement packaging and distribution.
Fakhrudin of national agency was summoned today to appear on July 21 to approve a ceremonial action. The brief note cites official sources and follows an ongoing governance sequence in New Delhi.
A garbled late news item references a government action today involving an Australian facility and rights over a city district. The readable fragments mention Dunstans and imports, with unclear names and dates.
Dr Cairns told the House on March 7 1975 he had no reason to suspect George Harris of deception. He cited Nagy’s declaration and stated he did not recall signing the letter offering brokerage. He defended his innocence while noting personal and ministerial scrutiny following claims of misled Parliament.
Mr Enderby was told the central summary boarding establishment and the working om regulation led to the dog being discovered and returned to the owner after a lengthy search by Bruce Wright City Reporter.
The Opposition plans to move next Tuesday to compel at least 12 top Canberra public servants to appear before the Senate Bar. After the dinner recess, Leader of the Opposition in the Senate Senator Withers announced the motion, which was accepted on voices amid Government denials. Senator Hall indicated support for urgency to clear up doubts about the Joan issue as the Senate has not summoned officials since 1931.
Senator Withers moves to form a royal commission amid a Senate clash over government ministerial borrowing and energy policy. Opposition leaders seek inquiry into honesty and integrity of loan authority used for temporary purposes and executive council decisions in December 1974.
Minister Cameron asserted overseas funds remain available for a 4 billion loan and promised Mr Conner would soon come to Parliament with the funds. He credited himself with introducing Tirath Khemlani to Conner and said the Prime Minister hosted a press conference to defend the government against opposition charges.
The House of Representatives examined a five centimeter thick dossier detailing overseas loan activities. The Prime Minister’s contribution dominated, with material from the Treasury and Attorney General’s and Cairns’ offices. A Khemlani angle from Minerals and Energy yielded little, while the Opposition offered nothing substantial. Controversy surrounds missing Cairns letters and legal opinions, with the Solicitor General noting uncertainty over document removals and Treasury access.
The report describes a large arena event with chatter in lobbies and remarks about Mr Lynch and Mr Fiat. It notes a shift in focus as government documents were tabled, but the anticipated drama did not materialize and the real action seemed to arrive late in the scene.
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