Platt Resigns Transport Union Secretaryship
Platt resigns as Transport Union secretary after doctors advised illness. He handed the resignation to president L. Sharpley of Wollongong on June 10 and noted a required one month notice under union rules. He will remain ALP duties but quit leadership amid ongoing controversy.
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Liquor Laws Liberalised In Northern Territory
Darwin report states Australia’s most liberal liquor rules are now in effect in the Northern Territory. Licensed venues may serve until 11.30 p.m. one night a week by police notice. two late nights require court application. Unlicensed premises gain late hours by local declaration. Organisations may seek permits from a Justice of the Peace or Special Magistrate with 24 hours notice for objections.
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Whaling Quotas Dispute Still Unresolved
London reports the 17 nation International Whaling Commission deadlocked over quotas as Norway and the Soviet Union resist compromises. Delegations plan to reconvene for a full conference opening tomorrow and continue discussions through next Friday.
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