Secret air pact with Yugoslavia endangers Qantas stance
An International Airline spokesman said a secret Australia Yugoslavia air transport agreement could weaken Qantas negotiating leverage with other nations. The Department of Foreign Affairs confirmed the agreement with Yugoslavia allowing special passages for migrants and charter traffic.
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Local councils resist watchdog proposal near Canberra
Local government members around Canberra oppose a state plan to appoint a watchdog from the Local Government Department to monitor councils. Officials argue open meetings and audits already deter misconduct, while some urge preserving open access and avoiding forced mergers.
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Protests Planned by Tertiary Students Over Fees
Tertiary students plan to protest on a national day in July over union fees not included in the government’s higher education plans. A union spokesman said student activities are part of university lectures and that covering fees would cost the government 2 to 3 million dollars.
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