Marg and Butter Battle White Paper High Court ruling
The High Court upholds Tasmania's law banning sale of margarine coloured or flavoured to resemble butter. The decision raises questions about inter state trade limits under the Constitution. The piece notes quotas, subsidies, and the dairy industry’s protectionism impacting consumers and producers nationwide.
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High
Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Queensland
Sta
High Court
Planning conference in Yass ends in stalemate
A regional planning conference near Yass collapsed amid lack of cohesion among shire councils and agencies. The steering group formed lacks authority and funds, while a proposed interim subdivision agreement was ignored, signaling slow progress toward Canberra region planning.
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Canberra
Vass
Dnvet
National Capital Development Comis
Department of Te Inierior
Royal Australian Planning
ANU
Urban Reese
Canberra College of Advanced Educaton
Act
Advisor Council
NSW State Planning Authority
Ama
Laiis
Main Roade
Agriculvire
NCDC
Albert Strineet
Gunslung
Hic Cennell
Uth
Evan Wathe
Canberra Acaderie
Yarrowhuml
CDC
Canberra Times
SPA
Leering Commitee
Contested Candidacy Sparks ALP Tensions in Victoria
A piece from March 1 outlines a volatile ALP federal election candidacy in Victoria. It cites factional clashes at the party branch and a bitter dispute over selection committee actions dated 1971, with strong language about justice and political controversy surrounding youth and war protests.
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Tohnston Aan
ALP
Sbi
Pds Fe ‘Selection Committee
Pollick Pilate
Gordon Bryant
Obituary tribute honors General R. S. Brogan
Letters to the editor address the Interasional Control Commission ethics of real religions and recount the career of Brigadier General R. S. Brogan. Born in 1911, he joined the 1st AIF, served in the 8th and 71st Light Horse Regiments, fought in major campaigns, earned a Commander of the British Empire, and was lauded for professional knowledge and leadership during wartime.
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Mather
Ray
Senother
Royal Military
Cole
Duntroon
Hus Cays
AIF
Dunoon
Australia
Winder Hin
Hus
Sajouri
Istaan
Brogan Chie
Geeweal Sua ‘Army Headquarters
Canberra
Acting Dean and Avian Society Report Sparks Publicity
Acting Dean Sty AS president of the Avian Society reports on February activities. The campus paper thanks the publication for publicity while noting the absence of the regular Dean on study leave. A reference to ANU Faculty of Avies Studies and multiple names appears amid discussions of society efforts and Australian voices.
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Avian’ Socieyy
Bf 'Cankerta Tr
Muy Activites
Nie Ia
ANU
Las
Tariff abuse and consumer prices push debate
The piece argues tariffs on imported goods raise prices for buyers, giving examples from refrigerators to TVs and washing machines. It notes a general 45 percent rate on tape recorders and a wide spillover pyramid effect raising consumer costs, urging policy measures to reduce protection and protect Australian manufacturers.
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Cox
Tramistor Radio
Lisble
Australis
Lanaths
Tani Board
Tanius Austin
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Commonwealth
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NODC
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Wig
Pepin
Camndamenstary
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Yass
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Canberra’y
Interist
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Athens
Tasaur
Bibbeniu
Internacional Control Commission
Doug Everingham
SIP
Parliament House
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Bangladesh
Moblabea
Warwick Bracken
Pantyhiong World Saat
Variff
Norfolk
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