Parliament push for veto over ACT Assembly powers
The Minister for the Capital Territory, Me Bryant, urges Federal Parliament to veto all ACT Legislative Assembly decisions. He proposes immediate power transfer talks and says the assembly could initiate legislation but its powers would not be confirmed until a parliamentary committee report.
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Capital Territory
Me Bryant
ACT Legislative Assembly
Enueration
Assembly
Parliamentary
Joint Committee
Canberra
Alreays
Relia
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Canberra ACT Assembly debate on veto and powers
The discussion centers on a proposed ACT Assembly and how it would interact with Parliament. Officials debate veto powers, initiation of legislation, and references to the Advisory Council. Arguments cover public discussion, representation, and potential poker machine ordinances.
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Advisory Council
Mc Bryant
Hares
ACT
Pressure to lift loan rate on homes in ACT
The Minister for the Capital Territory faces Treasury pressure to raise interest on housing tolls. Deputy Bryant resists but officials expect a possible increase, likely announced with the September Federal Budget. Current rates 6 percent with timely payments, 7 percent for late. Existing loans have not yet seen a rate rise.
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Rievurit
Treasury
Bryant
Treasry Wensura
Om Consmine Maner
Win Lon Housing
Remy Iilter
ACT Hosiding
Blast at Tower of London rocks historic fortress
A Wednesday blast at the Tower of London injured about 20 people as rockets exploded on the ground floor of the White Tower. Police and Scotland Yard said the site was crowded with tourists and the event created a column of smoke above the ancient inner keep.
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London
Tower of London
Scotland Yard Spoikesman
White Tower
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Inflation Advice Sparks Cabinet Split In Australia
The Labor and Immigration Minister Cameron and Deputy Prime Minister Cairns voiced near identical opinions against traditional Treasury inflation reduction advice and on unemployment prevention. They noted no urgent need for concern about unemployment while contrasting with Treasury and government positions.
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Labor and Immigration
Cameron
Dr Cairns
Treasury
Cairns
Crean
Cita
Lab
Gainsald
Report on Securities and Exchange Committee to Senate
The Sel et Commitee on Securit ies and Exchane report to the Senate is planned for today. Senator Murphy says the chairman of the former committee, Senator Rae, may present the report after Question Time amid focus on general economic conditions. A government ministerial statement on manpower policy and unemployment follows, with Cabinet still divided on extra financing in the forthcoming Budget.
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Australia
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Ton Holsto
Haeft
New party in ACT eyes Liberal support for Senate bid
Reported moves show the Liberal Movement seeks ACT branches and a Senate candidate with Canberra growth plans. Talks hint at attracting Liberal and local party supporters as the ACT political scene eyes potential candidates for the Senate and Legislative Assembly.
Makarios Arrives in Britain Amid Cyprus Crisis
Archbishop Makarios, claiming to remain Cyprus president after a coup, arrives in the United Kingdom by RAF Comet Amid reports of Turkish and Greek moves. He asserts he survived the palace attack and says Britain will host talks on the crisis while UN and NATO officials monitor shifts in Nicosia and Ankara.
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Malta
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England
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North Atlantic Wreaty” Organization
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NATO
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Cypry National Guard
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Plan for joint sitting ready in Australian Parliament
Fragmented text shows plans for a joint sitting and possible double dissolution. Mentions Minister for Services and Property Me Tiaty, the Senate, and government issues. References to Prime Minister and political commentary, with page notes and unrelated topics.
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Senate
Billy ‘Ebote
Greek Cypriots blamed after escape quoted by Nicosia
Archibishop Mutation set for London after a bid to address the UN Security Council. He claimed Greek officers are responsible for Cyprus unrest and urged international help to resist dictatorship. Diplomatic efforts and warnings against foreign intervention continued as Turkish Cypriots faced clashes in Nicosia.
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Wilton
Callaghan
New York
UN Security Council
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Sigek
Ivan
Cyprus
Turkey
Isa
Bicosia
Feene
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Mckeert
Amiussudler
William Sincomber
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Turish
Tasmanian minister resignations signal cabinet shakeup
Rumors swirl as Health Minister Dr Foster resigns and Barnard may lose his third press secretary in 18 months. The Hare Clarke electoral system looms with a recount likely affecting the Hobart seat. Holgate, who trailed by 254 votes, considers the odds of victory and possible immediate resignation if the recount changes the result.
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Barnard
Tasmanian
Dr Foster
Hare-Clark
Sint
Teun
Foster
Holgate
Ain
House of Assembly
Clem Lloyd
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