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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 17, 1972
Page
13
A historical analysis outlines how restrictive policy shifts and external demand affect inflation and exchange rates. It notes stronger labour costs and domestic inflows, with Australia highlighted in the international context and warnings that lagging domestic responses could threaten long term growth.
A Gallup Poll in June shows almost nine in ten Australians support limiting foreign ownership of shares in local companies. About one in three would cap foreign holdings below 40 percent, with many endorsing keeping profits in Australia and resisting overseas control. Predictions range with 7 to 20 percent as acceptable limits, reflecting broad support for limiting overseas shareholding.
Fragmented text mentions a new curriculum and a person named Professor Sol Pree. References to a secondary set, a department, and a Saturday event at an ABC location are garbled. No clear facts, dates, or organized entities are readable beyond general topics.
PORT MORESBY Sunday AAP reports that army administration was being shifted from Australia to Port Moresby. Minister for the Army, Mr Katter, told Lae’s Papua New Guinea State Congress of the RSL that measures ensure the Papua New Guinea Defence Force becomes self-contained and loyal to government. He said the Australian Army role would help train an indigenous, disciplined force tailored to local needs, with rapid but standards-compliant training.
Minister for Immigration Dr Forbes opened a four day seminar in Canberra on overseas professional qualifications. He urged better recognition of migrant teachers and authentic data on overseas training standards. The seminar aims to ease the transition for immigrant children and assess teaching qualifications from key countries as Australia seeks to support non English speaking students.
The Australian Council of State School Organisations plans to back a High Court challenge against state aid to independent schools. An ACSSO executive meeting in Melbourne followed a letter from Defence of Government Schools urging authorisation for the case. The groups argue the aid breaches a Sheridan-era act as they prepare to contest three federal laws.
A fragmented report discusses proposed legislation to curb tax abuses, address abuses by solicitors, and outline enforcement aims. It references groups and officials proposing tighter control, penalties, and measures to prevent exploitation and improper gains, with focus on protecting taxpayers.
A three man trekking party led by John Waterfall abandons a planned 1000 mile route after Waterfall turns back at 170 miles. His companion brothers Peter and another traveler continue toward Well 34 before Waterfall changes course after a failed water supply, with the group splitting near Perth and Walkoon.
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