NSW to set up price commission with broad powers
The NSW Government plans a three member price commission with wide powers to control prices of bread and petrol. It would replace the Price Commissioner and hold public hearings, allowing consumer groups to contest priceline applications. The government also announced reforms including compulsory voting in coming elections and local government policy reviews.
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VPRE DESTROYS S ARCADE IN SYDNEY FIRE
A late news item reports a fire in Sydney destroying an entire arcade with shops as officials confirm no casualties but many distressed patrons. Eyewitnesses describe flames tearing through the complex and investigators say the cause remains undetermined.
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Victoria splits over Medibank hospital agreements
In Melbourne the Premier and opposition clash over whether Medibank hospital agreements with states were valid. The Premier says legal advice indicated the agreements were invalid while the Attorney General notes the Prime Minister claims they did not comply with the Federal Act. In Sydney the new government pledges to refer Medibank talks to the federal government to resolve the crisis.
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Doctors face charges over Mediibanke abuses
The Minister for Health Mr Hunt said a small number of doctors would be prosecuted soon after investigations into Mediibanke abuses. MPs discussed higher fees and reforms to the medical profession to avoid new losses, with provision for prosecution of serious misconduct.
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Secret anti-terror exercise evaluated by Australian police
Senior officers from the Commonwealth Police Force NSW Police ASIO and related agencies are assessing a secret anti-terror drill described as a first of its kind on a Federal State basis. The operation, termed a communications exercise, was reportedly a table top scenario simulating two terrorist attacks on a Sydney building. Key coordinators included Superintendent Feteerat of the Commonwealth Foret and Inspector Williams of the NSW Police, with Assistant Commissioner Rez Kennedy of the ACT Police involved.
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New Post Likely Announces Social Welfare Changes
Reportedly prime minister designate Gay Davidson set to announce soon changes at the Social Welfare Commission and Children’s Commission. Marie Coleman to transfer to another commission, with broader reshuffle tied to social care programs from Parliament.
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Fraser urges restraint from USSR in Pacific policy
Prime Minister Fraser called on the Soviet Union to signal restraint in military expansion, noting Chinese support for Australia’s view on maintaining a balanced Pacific presence. He warned of tensions among superpowers, urged detente, and emphasized cooperative relations with nations sharing common interests regardless of ideology. He defended Israel’s right to survive, Palestinian refugees’ rights, and urged majority rule timelines for Rhodesia, Timor self determination, and Papua New Guinea unity, while seeking broader access to European markets.
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A Time for Realism in Fraser S2minute Address
Fraser argues a pragmatic shift in foreign policy away from idealism toward balance with the Soviet Union. He warns of rising arms threats and argues for restraint, noting U S domestic problems and double standards in international relations. Corporate and economic strains shape external policy as poorer nations seek trade over reform.
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Whitlam denounces Fraser speech in heated Commons
Opposition Leader White Jam labels Fraser statement as one of the most offensive and reactionary in Parliament. Whitlam accuses it of provoking alarm and hindering detente while criticising US alliances and Soviet power. He argues Australia should act independently and warns against escalating military rhetoric.
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Risk of involvement in Soviet China dispute aired in Senate
MF Fraser argued Australia would involve itself in the Soviet Union China dispute. Senator Wriedt from the Opposition in the Senate added that Soviet naval activity in the Indian Ocean primarily protected shipping lanes. He noted the largest naval movements occurred in the Indian Ocean near French and Tranian interests, not US or USSR fleets.
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Vehicle thefts surge with losses across the year
Police records report over 327000 in motor vehicles stolen this year, plus 14400 in bicycles and 24000 in other property. Recoveries totaled about 46807 for motor vehicles and 8297357 for other items, with April and March cited as peak months and January showing lower losses.
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Aid for Fathers Government Plans Child Support Payments
The government through the Minister for Social Security announced a plan in parliament to provide payments to fathers. The measure aims to help with child care costs and ensure fathers contribute to supporting their children. Senator Gus Foyle commented on the need for timely replies and steady backing from the ministry. The plan references funding channels via the Seale Weston system and targets welfare support for families facing financial hardship.
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Theatre firm seeks $2.25m to survive
The theatrical firm J C Williamson told the Industrial Assistance Commission it needs 2.25 million pounds to stay afloat. The hearing covered funding needs amid context of national cultural support and broader wartime pressures affecting arts funding.
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Tndusiiigs Assistance Commission
RATTIGAN QUITS AMID Canberra battles and career sketch
Mr Rattigan, nine years head of the Twin Cities Assistance Commission, steps down amid one of Canberra's most embattled careers. Bruce Anddoty sketches his trajectory as Concorde to Australia policy shifts surface. A separate note records a dock dispute between the Department of Defence and Gordon Island authorities failing to reach a firm conclusion.
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Fragmented Entertainment Note From OCR
A partial readable fragment notes an entertainment item with vague references. Lacking clear names, dates, or locations, details remain uncertain.
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