Papua New Guinea pushed toward independence warned
The Sunday Times Magazine in London says PNG was least prepared among postwar colonies for independence. It accuses the Australian Government of endangering lives and prosperity by pushing the Territory toward independence too quickly. The report notes risks of civil war, secession, and chaos. It cites Prime Minister Whitlam’s noble motives but warns against threats to Territory people.
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Government to fund worker expeditions abroad
In Melbourne the Australian Council of Salaried and Professional Associations urged government support for funded overseas worker expeditions. ACSPA secretary R D Williams said trips could run parallel with trade missions to help Australians meet foreigners and learn about other habitats and lifestyles as trade grows. Delegates from the trade union movement could provide participants.
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Knight Sir Eric Smart Dies at 78 in Dalkeith Home
Perth reports Sir Eric Smart born 1911 in South Australia died at his Dalkeith home. Knighted in 1966 after breaking the world record for largest grain and wheat crops on a single farm, he leaves a widow, three sons and three daughters. Yass notes tenders for two park cabins under SW Lands expansion. cabins hold 49 percent and eight beds. existing cottages dating to 1944 were costly to maintain.
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Daramaran College Bands Dominate SW Braig Championships
The Daramaran College senior band won first in the junior B section at the SW Braig Band Championships held in Sydney over the weekend, taking the selection title and placing second in marching while the junior band finished third in the junior C grade.
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Sydney sets record for stevedoring hours in March
The Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority reports in its March monthly report that Sydney operations experienced over 327n hours in stoppages, reflecting disruptions in Walter R outs across Australia during the month.
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Australian trade mission arrives in Jakarta for nine day visit
A nine member Australian trade mission arrived in Jakarta Sunday for a nine day visit to Indonesia. Officials said the trip aims to strengthen trade ties and explore opportunities in the Indonesian market.
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Sea Cadets Parade and Inspection In Canberra
The Australian Sea Cadet Corps in Canberra held its annual parade and inspection yesterday. Cadets were reviewed by Staff Officer Reserves HMAS Watson Commander R J Rust RAN.
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Missing Adelaide Baby Sought After Father's Fatal Crash
Police mounted a search for a one month old baby abducted from a grandparent's home on Saturday night by the infant's father who died in a road accident. The baby was not found at the crash site.
Australian Legal Convention Opens in Perth Next Month
About 900 overseas and Australian lawyers will attend the 17th Australian Legal Convention to be opened by Governor General Sir Paul Hasluck in Perth next month.
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Paul Hasluck
Navy awaits NZ decision on sending HMAS Sydney to Mururoa
Melbourne report says Australia waits for New Zealand to decide on sending protest frigate Otago and HMAS Sydney to the Mururoa Atoll nuclear test zone. A navy spokesman cited readiness at Sydney dock and Prime Minister Whitlam's pledge of a support ship awaiting NZ choice.
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McMahon criticizes Whitlam and Liberal regrets
Mr McMahon blamed the disloyalty reveal and said the new Labor Government did three things he wished Liberals had done. He praised social service increases, the education commission, and direct Grants Commission aid to local authorities while criticizing foreign policy handling and warning of an inflationary Budget, predicting a $1 million deficit and questioning a double dissolution. He doubted Whitlam would call an election.
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Senator attacks bog Irish attitude on Australian policy
Senator O By rne condemned what he called the old boy Irish attitude noting Mr Whitlam had voiced Labor Party concerns about interference and attempts to sway public opinion against the party on flimsy grounds He argued Australia should avoid perpetuating Northern Ireland bitterness and criticised an unnamed bishop as a persistent critic of the Labor Party without solid foundations.
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Ten die on NSW roads over long weekend toll tops 525
NSW long weekend road toll reaches 525 with ten deaths reported. Seven fatalities occurred from Friday midnight to yesterday, and three more died by 9 pm today. Names include Warren Good and George Davidson in Sydney, Rex Thompson in Dapto, and Isobel Hughes in Wollongong. Other incidents on Western Expressway and Orchard Hills noted.
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Researcher with direct approach on women in Country Party
Miss Stella Swinney, appointed by the Federal Leader of the Country Party, begins a three month assignment to report by August on women’s involvement in the party and suggest ideas to broaden participation at all levels. She stresses natural interest in politics and balanced representation over forced recruitment, with a background in education, military service, and immigration recruitment making her well suited for the task.
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Australian party weighs local election stance
Melbourne Sunday report notes Australia Party members may contest future local government elections across the nation. A party meeting 128 miles northwest of Sydney saw national secretary John Fisher state involvement in local government would conflict with party policy, with no official endorsement of candidates yet.
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Fireworks display traffic plans announced for Apex event
Special traffic arrangements have been introduced to ease the Apex fireworks display. A RAAF guard will begin at 3 pm Saturday to supervise the event. Pony and fire engine rides are offered with additional attractions. details are limited.
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Country Party to negotiate with DLP in Queensland
The Townsville conference agreed to pursue negotiations with the DLP to formulate terms for possible integration. The move, approved after brief debate, would have the management committee study the idea. Supporters cited past electoral results while opponents urged considering the Australian Party. Local figures spoke on name changes and a new national anthem, with a later protest against removing the Queen from oaths.
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ALP Battle Over Preselection and National Cooperation
The ALP confronts preselection disputes amid calls for more opportunities and rights for people. Whitlam urges cooperation with the National Government and warns NSW risks affecting national outcomes. The Federal Conference notes Senator Giewelt's election as the only clear win so far.
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Liberal statements clash over rural revival claims
In Canberra, Liberal Party spokesman Mr Fraser denounced a ministerial claim that Labor ended the rural slump as ludicrous. He argued the rural revival came from the former Liberal Country Party government, while criticising Labor’s currency revaluation and demanding compensation. Opposition Leader Mr Snedden said Liberal rural policies are being developed to boost primary industries and life outside cities.
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Acton
Housing shortage to worsen in Australia say HIA
Melbourne report cites a surge in demand for new homes with the number of potential buyers more than doubling by 2000 to 307 000. It warns that skilled labour shortages and financing hurdles will intensify, requiring 5 400 entrants yearly though apprenticeships have averaged 390. Migrant workers are urged, with government considering a formal HIA submission.
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Australia
ALS Ageena Alea Os
Minn Crowley
Australian graziers start wool promotion world trip
Twenty one Australian graziers left Sydney today embarking on a twee month voyage to study techniques of wool promotion and manufacturing advances.
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Sydney
Five year housing policy attacked by Victoria minister
Victorian Housing Minister Dickie condemned the proposed five year housing agreement as worst for young couples urging opposition. He said Victoria would not accept Canberra control over land or spending and claimed the state would sell land at cost. Dickie expected about 44 million dollars in federal housing funds.
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Cracker burns man's eye in Newcastle incident
A 32-year-old man suffered an eye burn from a firecracker at Boolaroo while bending to light a Roman candle. He says the fuse was too short and police say the weapon caused burns. Doctors at Royal Newcastle Hospital operated on him, with powder still in one eye. A younger boy injured earlier and a 12-year-old discharged from Wallsend Hospital complete the cracker incident report.
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Answers on asthma and car value in National Times
This week’s National Times offers an exclusive asthma guide with input from an allergist physician and psychiatrist. It also highlights a car boom suggesting higher resale value, tax law changes for taxpayers, and details on the government doctors dispute.
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