Artillery memorial approved for Royal Australia Artillery site
The Canberra ministry approved an artillery memorial to the Royal Regiment of Australia to be built on Mount Pleasant summit behind Russell. The National Memorial Committee announced funding and described a simple design to honor serving and former members. The aim is a sober monument that enhances the hill’s appearance and stands as a ceremonial tribute.
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Royal Regiment of Australia Artillery
Russel Oves
Staley
Royal Regiment of Australian Artillery
Mount Pleasant
Policy on federalism tragedy in NSW politics
SYDNES Sunday reports on Fraser Government policy viewed as a tragedy for NSW Deputy Premier Ferguson. The report notes the early months in power and criticizes federalism as a tool to shift responsibility to states. It highlights unemployment, housing shortages, and stalled projects as evidence of failed leadership with calls for federal leadership.
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Sydnes
Fraser
Aviraliay
Nsw
Me Ferguson
Bittay
Fracey
Australia
Assembly's Role Unchanged by Regulations Committee
The Senate Standing Committee on Regulations and Ordinances has not altered the ACT Legislative Assembly’s role. Senator Ryan says there was misunderstanding about the Assembly’s function in consumer ordinances referred to the committee for constitutional and legal review. He notes the assembly maintains its former role and that the committee will consider the three longstanding principles not adopted since 1934.
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Senate Standing Committee On Regulations and Ordinances
ACT Legislative Assembly
Ryan
Lab
ACT
Assembly
Comitate
Mr Sintey
Senate
Statding Committee
Enie
Conneily Iie
Ryan Ai
Folhey
Camp Milies
Wooxt
Lib Qld
Misunderstanding After Statement On ACT Ordinance 1976 Powers
Fragmented text discusses parliamentary committee reviews of ACT Ordinance 1976 and related powers. It notes concerns over executive discretion and potential conflicts with judicial processes, referencing Senator Wool and political tensions within the ACT administration. The piece mentions fines, supply statements, and prosecutions as part of the debate.
Chemists Proposals Reconsidered by Government
Government discussions with the Chemists’ Guild of Australia focus on meth ods for pharmaceutical fees and professional charges. Senators Guilfoyle and other officials debate options as talks continue to seek a solution amid ongoing negotiations with the Guild and health ministers.
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Enolaishs
Alos
Benatar Gustave Wie
Anvitet
Most of election pledges in ACT implemented
The Liberal National Country Party Government reported that most promises from the ACT election campaign had been implemented by the end of the first session of the 30th Parliament. A task force reviewed generational change, housing sales to tenants, compulsory voting, and a reintroduced land sale system with differential pricing for first home buyers. The ACT Police autonomy was maintained under ministerial authority, seeking better planning for the capital. A new superannuation scheme for public service and proposed compulsory disclosures were discussed, with funding for Belconnen school extensions and development programs.
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Liberal National Country Party
Sonalir Knight
ACT
Sind Wid
ACT Police
NCDC
Belconnen
Kipling Aid for School Funds Dwindling in Australia
Kipling his death leaves a small community relying on aid to sustain the local school in Western Australia. Since 1967 three to four students have been sent yearly to the University of Western Australia and to Canada for further study, mainly from British Chilean families.
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Londow
Ruidy
Kine Ting
Fortuna
Hax-Boen
Piniaera
Western Australia
Ehje Bambriedae
Moely Crom
Ovie-Narent
Canada
Kipling
PNG election support splits within Wang Party
In Port Moresby on Sunday, Wang Party members including Justice Minister Ebin Olewale backed Prime Minister Somare's effort to call an early general election. A joint statement from several MPs said circumstances in PNG have changed since the 1973 Assembly election and expressed strong support for an early poll.
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Port Moresby
AAP
Wang Party
Mister For Justice
Ebin
Olewale
Bomare
Tne
Efjesiern Provinus
Slewalo
Keenong Wan
Wi Somare
PNG
Assembly
Inquiries cost six million as Whitlam era probes noted
The minister said inquiries cost six million dollars with prior government probes totaling millions to March. Segulor Ryu claimed delays. Royal commissions and committees listed include Human Relationships and Australian-Government Administration with payments and dates spanning 1973 to 1975. five inquiries reportedly completed.
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Raya Compassions
Whitlam
Withers
Commission of Taquiry
Tage Vahity
Royal Commision
Royal Commission Om
Aneual
Committes of Inquiry Ag Mutoms and
Wationnt
Royal Commission
Norfolk Island
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Ploxsey Communtestion
Syotamé Py. Limited
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Cortton
Medibank
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Department of
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Kipling Aid
Legislative Assembly Ave
Armen
Toi
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Royal Commission On Human Relationships
Commissine of Inquiry
Royel
N.S.W
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Aline Commission
Gaillergagh Street
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