Judge probes basis of questions at McLeod Lindsay trial
In Sydney a judge pressed Crown counsel to uncover the basis for probing questions directed at Pamela McLeod-Lindsay during her husband's trial for attempted murder. The inquiry, led by Mr Justice Leo, reviewed whether earlier statements suggesting she could not recall the attack were properly used and whether defence had access to interview records. The proceeding paused to resume the next day.
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Arbitration Court Rejects Bans On Overtime in Industrial Row
The Full Bench rejected a unions’ bid to ban overtime through industrial pressure clauses. Justice Williams noted the application was extraordinary and without basis in evidence. The Arbitration Commission deemed the case urgent and ordered swift decision.
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iCabinet to discuss starfish crisis at next meeting
Melbourne report says state cabinet to discuss a starfish problem as Henry Botte denies retirement plans. Premier Petersen stated a team led by G. Hartson is compiling the report after Henry’s overseas tour to Guam Tokyo and Brisbane.
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Ois Mehane
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Employers' move on hearing rejected by Melbourne bench
A Fall Bench of the Arbitration Commission rejected today a move by employers to adjourn the hearing of a union application to remove the loans clause from the New Trades Award. Mr J T Ludeke represented 8500 firms employing about 300,000 workers. The bitter debate over the permanent no strike clause, inserted in 1982, continues. Since 1954, the Commonwealth Industrial Court has imposed fines and costs totalling more than 100000 pounds on unions for breaches of no strike orders.
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Tariff Board Defended by Mr Anthony in Perth
Mr Anthony defended tariff board work in Perth on a Tuesday test of national cost impacts. He argued tariffs are needed to allow some industries to develop and to offset compensation effects on farming and wool sectors. The debate centered on the role of tariffs in supporting Australian industry and payment structures for compulsory levies.
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Talks on Act Sanctions in Sydney Delegations Meet
In Sydney talks today between employers and unions focusing on sanction proposals under the Conciliation and Abolition of Industrial Disputes Act. The spokesman said the main aim was to discuss procedural conciliation and potential penalties, with ministers and officials from Labor and national services and the Attorney General's Committee present.
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Premier Seeks Meeting With Prime Minister Amid Cabinet Push
The State Cabinet pressed Premier to meet the Prime Minister. Dr Delamothe and Mr Gorton discussed arranging Commonwealth aid for a proposed 200 million dollar project. Gorton planned to travel to Brisbane for a Liberal Party event, while cabinet officials warned of potential political risks if the meeting did not occur.
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