Victorian Approval Medical Cards May Save Lives
The Health Communications discuss issuing medical cards amid ACT Road Safety Council debates. Mr W Hy Southwick supports design for vital data yet cautions on treatment delays if details are wrong. Council will defer final decision until more evidence is gathered. Three members are monitoring progress and potential risks.
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Pensioners Seek Immediate Weekly Rise in Canberra Meeting
A group of interstate pensioners who arrived in Canberra yesterday plan to press Treasurer McMahon for an immediate 2 shillings per week rise. The delegation from five states will seek broader consideration on raising pensions by half the basic wage and adjusting means tests. The first group arrived yesterday and will meet with officials today and tomorrow to demand action and cite current living cost pressures.
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Not proper time for referendum on new State
The Premier and delegation discussions hint at timing for a proposed new state referendum. Government officials weigh political caution, electoral prospects, and budget implications as debate continues amid a shifting parliamentary climate and ongoing reforms.
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Exchange to Stay Open Amid Postwar Debates
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Clerks appeal against inadequate pay rises urged
Clerks from the Federated Clerks Union appeal against what they describe as inadequate salary increases for Taxation Department officers. The union leader J M O Riordan submitted the appeal to the Public Service Arbitration board, arguing for higher new salaries and better pay scales.
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