NSW Law Reform Push in Territory Faces Scrutiny
Mr Bowen outlines progress on statutory reforms including new Juries and Interpretation Ordinances and plans to publish NSW statutes in the Territory. He defends the department’s approach, criticizes calls for a Territory Law Reform Commission, and notes staff restructures and a unit titles working group with NSW expertise.
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Department of the Interior
New South Wales
NSW
Law Reform Commission
F. J. Barker
D. Whalan
Tam
Australian Capital Territory
Law Reform Commission of Nsw
Legal Practitioners Act
Department
Justified experiment benefits from private practice input
The speaker notes that forming the group allowed consideration of policy as the project progressed and defends the effort as justified. He rejects the suggestion that he opposes further working groups with private practitioners and university lawyers and urges harmonious collaboration for Territory law reform, warning against exaggerated criticism.
Decision Reserved On Beach Road Case In Moruya
The NSW Land Board reserved its decision in Moruya on a land-owner protest against the Eurobodalla Shire Council's proposed coast tourist road from Batemans Bay to Braidwood. The case marks the board's first hearing on the resumption of land for the project.
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Moruya
NSW Land Board
Eurobodalla Shire
Batemans Bay
Bdares
Beauty first in tourist road debate at Malua Bay
Trevor Gibson argued for preserving natural beach beauty by building access roads instead of a full coastal road. Witnesses including Mrs Gibson and Dr John Mosley cited environmental and scenic value, while engineers suggested alternative routes to minimize beach disruption. Conservationists urged leaving the beach largely unspoiled and maintaining its natural form.
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Trevor Gibson
Canberra
J. M.beach
Cot Gibson
Melbourne
Malua Bay
Nue
Roseperry
Mackenzie Peach
Dale
Amoni
Batemans
James Glen
Nar
Rabundah
Snowy Pass
Gibson
Mountains Authority
Jiwere
New Guinea
John Jeffrey Mosley
ANU
Australian Conservation Foundation
Eees
W. A. Forbes
Eurobodalla
Bane
Shipping trade must be open to safeguard economy
Sydney quoted Mr B C Walker president of the Australian Woolgrowers and Graziers Council urging open shipping and maintained competition between container, unit roading and conventional shipping. He backed the Senate Select Committee on consumerisation and warned against monopoly in wool dumping while calling for broader consultation on implementing containerisation.
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Sydney
B.C. Walker
Walker
Australian Woolgrowers and Graziers Council
Senate Select Committee
Senate
National Council of
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London
Goulburn
K. J. Clements
Charles Daley
Daley
Federal Capital Advisory Committee
Federal Capital Commission
Bishop Clements
W. Ro- A
So Sande Ee Ouoawene
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O'Brien
Rogers
R&d
Decker
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