Sinclair warns on investment in north Australia
Brisbane Sunday The Minister for Primary Industries Mr Sinclair told delegates at the National Party Seminar in Mount Isa that investment in new projects might not be as attractive in the future as now. He said the Federal Government would shape guidelines on investment once economic recovery progresses, with future project approvals possibly requiring processing of mineral products within Australia.
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Brisbane
Mr Sinclair
National Party
North Australia
Mount Isa
Mc Sinclair
Australia
Ballroom dancing results at National Eisteddfod edges of Canberra
Ballroom dancing results listed from the National Eisteddfod held at the Police Boys Club Turner. Winners include D Cox and M Arnold of Canberra for senior open modern and old time, P Tier and D Saumer of Wagga for senior open Latin American, J Byrnes and R Bull of Canberra for under-16 events, with multiple second and third place pairs from Canberra and Wagga. The primary school choirs final moves to St Edmund's College on July 6 and 7.
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Police Boys Club
Turner
St Edmund's College
D. Cox
M. Arnold
Canberra
Lynne Monis
P. Tier
D. Baumer
Wagga
D. Saumer
Wagan
Child
Miss McIntyre
B. Cox
M. Arenold
J. Byrnes
R. Bull
G. Dando
C. Pape
J. Everton
T. Baumer
Missy R. Bull
DB. Lawson
S. Clarke
G. Dande
C. Page
J. Byres
C. Pure
Canbera
Peri
MW. Byres
2D. West Newman
P.smith
NSW Medibank strike called off amid union retreat
In Sydney on Sunday left wing unions halted a planned 24 hour Medibank stoppage in NSW after the Australian Metal Workers Union abandoned its Australia wide action. ACTU directives and talks with Health Minister Hunt influenced the shift as NSW Labour Council opposed the stoppage.
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Sydney
Nsw
Medibank
Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association
Builders Labourers Federtion
Amalgamated Metal Workers Union
ACTU
Hawke
Hunt
Canberra
Victoria
Melbourne Trades Hall Council
NSW Labour Council
Builders Labourers Federation
L. Robinson
Nwsw
Fpedpfa
J. Cambourne
Jobless youth big problem in NSW says chamber president
Sydney Sunday report quotes Warren Adcock, president of the Chamber of Manufactures of NSW, on rising youth unemployment. He notes about 40 percent of the unemployed are aged 15 to 20, up from an estimated 31 percent in 1970, warning of a long term skills gap if trends continue and citing ill advised government decisions as aggravating.
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Sydney
Chamber of = Manufactures of NSW
Warren Adcock
Adcock
ACT ALP elects new president at Canberra conference
Professor John Molony has been elected president of the ACT branch of the Australian Labor Party replacing Terry Higgins who served four years. Higgins is senior vice president and Joan Taggart junior vice president. Other officers include Mac Bool secretary John Riddell treasurer and Anne Fieldime Mirs Ja nette Hazlehurst assistant secretaries. Ros Kelly named delegate to the federal conference. The conference condemned McDonald's Restaurants for subverting ACT workers standards amid a dispute with unions over junior staff. Walsh criticised the ACT Government’s ad hoc administration and lack of consultation with elected representatives.
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John Molony
Act
The
Australian Labor Party
Terry Higgins
Gins
Joan Taggart
Mac Bool
John Riddell
Paul Whalan
Anne Field
Ime Mirs
Janette Hazlehurst
Ros Kelly
Delcome
Taggart
Legislative Assembly
Walsh
Canberra
Litter van stolen from Red Hill during pickup
A Toyota Hi ace litter van was stolen from La Perouse Street Red Hill on Friday afternoon while the driver was collecting litter nearby.
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la Perouse Street
Red Hill
Anthony denies devalue report at NSW Country Party meet
Acting Prime Minister Anthony rejected a Sunday report that he favored currency devaluation. He told the NSW branch conference at Broken Hill that the claim was a serious misrepresentation of his speech. The conference voted to press for devaluation. next year's annual branch will be in Coffs Harbour.
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Broken Hill
Anthony
Nsw
National Country Party
Coffs Harbour
Award to Belconnen Rotarian for community service
The highest Rotary International award was given Saturday night to Ron Morrison, Belconnen Rotary Club of Canberra member and past president. The Paw-Harris Award honored his community work in founding the Trash and Treasure Market, which has raised over $45,000 to fund four Goodwin Homes for Belconnen’s aged.
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Rotary International
Ron Morrison
Belconnen
Goodwin
Belconnents
Sydney nurses found dead in suspected robbery rape case
Detectives in Sydney suspect robbery and rape as motives after the bodies of two nurses, Wendy Evans aged 18 and Lorraine Wilson aged 20, were found near Helicon following their disappearance on October 6 1974 while hitch hiking from Brisbane. Police treated them as missing persons until investigators linked the deaths to foul play.
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Sydney
Nea Helicon
Wendy Evans
Lorraine Wilson
Brisbane
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