Farmers heckle Sinclair at meat bill protest outside Parliament
About 1,000 farmers demonstrated outside Parliament House to protest the Australian Meat and Livestock Corporation Bill. Minister for Primary Industry Mr Sinclair was booed and heckled, paused speech, and the crowd debated the issues with him on the footpath. Leaders cited reduced producer representation and called for a committee of review while unity among producer groups showed strain.
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Parliament House
Senate
Australian Meat and Livestock Corporation
Sinclair
Australian Meat Board
Australian Wool and Meat Producers Fed Station
United Farmers and Woalgrowers Association
Sen- Ame
Olert
Fivestock
NSW Couneyawrs
Australian Wool and Meat Producers Pecuration
Rodack
Milton Taylor
Iwan
Taylor
Austria
Sinclair Pole
BMP
Aet
Australian Woolgrowers and Graziers Council
Australian National Cattlemen's ‘Association
Canberra
United Farmers and Woolgrowers Association
Cattlemen’s Union of Australia
Australian Woolgeoners Find Graziers Council
Australian National Cattlemen's Council
CB radio licensing plan announced in Australia
The plan outlines a multi phase licensing for citizens band radio by June with both ultra high frequency and 27 megahertz gear to be licensed. Minister Rob inson announces a staged development subject to strict technical specifications from the department.
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Australia
Post and Telecommunications
Robinson
England Faces Prudential Trophy Defeat and Licensing Debate
In Manchester England trails Australia by 169 with 85 overs remaining as Australia bowled tightly. The match at Old Trafford unfolds amid a government licensing debate on CB equipment with references to phase out of 27 meg CB sets and potential legal operation by June 1982.
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Manchester
AAPL
Australia
Aslt
England
Old Trafford
Robinson Snd
Posible CH
C1 Rada
Canberra
Robinson
Wvat
Robinson Sud
Five sign statement criticises manufacturing White Paper
Five members of the Jackson committee published a statement offering qualified support for the White Paper on Manufacturing Industry. They criticized its handling of government aid for structural adjustment, industrial fragmentation, competition measures, exchange rates, industrial relations, and social workplace issues while urging targeted, practical reforms.
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CSR Ltd
R. G. Jackson
Conzine Aibuity of Australia
Mer. H. Carnegie
ACTL
Hawke
EL. Wheelwright
Olney University
Bo W. Brogan
Jackson Somites
Department of Industry and Commerce
N.S. Currie
Industency Assistance Commission
GA. Ravigan
Rattinin
YAC
Coalition
Senate
Austlia
Shadow ministry reshaped with broader aims and new portfolios
The Opposition restructured its shadow ministry. Five spokesmen cover trade and economic issues while the Government holds eight. Notable changes include Mr Hayden taking defence and dynamic management, Mr Hurford moving to trade, Dr Klugman combining health and science, Mr Jones handling postal and telecommunications and tourism, and Mr Johnson taking construction and assisting industrial relations.
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Hayden
Hurford
Treasury
Young
Scholes Flay
Siren
Willis
Bowen
Industry and Commerce
Prices Dustification Tribunal
Industries Assistance Commission
Trade Privtices
Consumer Prolestion
Opposition list read in Senate by Whitlam yesterday
The document lists the opposition lineup as presented by Mr Whitlam yesterday in the Senate. It names numerous ministers and cross-party figures covering foreign affairs arts urban affairs education defence treasury and more along with several spelling errors and mispronunciations in the record.
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Whitlam
Urea
Wriedt
Setdtar McCleland
Adie
Senate
Wally
Industrial
Hayden
Defence Geomomg Management
Hlurford
Treasury
Trade
Mowen
Aviorney-General
Young
Industry and Commercs
On-the-spot litter fines set to start July 1 in ACT
The ACT Litter Ordinance will allow police and inspectors to issue 25 fines for litter from July 1, with enforcement on access roads and recreation areas including Weston Park. Vacancies for litter inspectors are advertised. municipal inspectors may fill in if not appointed by July 10. Higher penalties up to 250 for uttering charges and 400 for failing to provide name or address. World Environment Day timing noted.
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Weston Park
ACT Legislative Assembly
Kaine
Staley
UK Croat Talk At Deakin Club Attracts CNC View
A Deakin meeting of the Croat ing Club drew UK Croat members and CNC figures including Vranek and Jagger. Bruce Juddery notes the CNC’s questions about government policy and the second congress slated for July while detailing global Croatian relations.
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Deakin
Fm Einen
Australia
Ayeblund
Croatign Club
MF Lyn Rojnienyan
Indastaubis
Snd
Vjekorkiy
Vranek
Alo Donnie
Siladine Angwillind
Naaviinal Court
Vlacons
Threhe
Eongresy
Sabyr
ONC
Huly
Deakin Wis
Mr Dyke Husan
CNC
Magszine New Croadia
Bruce Juddery
Three under guard in Auckland seek escape to Argentina
In Auckland today Mir and Mrs Kojotuit and Dr Veanese were held under guard at a secret location while plans to fly them to Argentina were arranged. They had arrived from Papeete on an LTA and were to go to Australia, but Canberra notified immigration they were visaless. Labour Department officials said Australia would not accept them and they were only transit passengers with return tickets to Buenos Aires.
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Mir
Kojotuit
Veanese
Argentina
Papeete
Australia
Canberrea
Labour Department
Abel Smith
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