Employers' move fails wage case opens in Melbourne
In Melbourne, the High Court began the 1966 national wage case with judges noting the employers had no grounds to delay. Preliminary matters consumed the day as hearings sorted presentation orders and claims by unions and employers. The session proceeded amid objections to a single hearing format and ongoing discussions over who hears marginal and wage claims.
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Opera House planning clash in Parliament over contract
In Sydney the government and architects clash in Parliament over Opera House plans. Witnesses including Mr Farmer Hisneweindt and Mr Hawke argue about contract charges and project scope as officials seek to heal divisions within the guild.
Canberra lecture sparks Catholic education protest
A Canberra academic lecture on sex education drew strong Catholic sector protest led by Father Kerr and other church figures. The clash centered on basic questions of morality and church influence in education, prompting officials to note responsibility and await further statements.
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Confused statements spark church debate on sexuality in Canberra area
An article fragment shows a dispute among religious leaders about sexual ethics and conduct. The Anglican minister Rev. Weston and University chaplain Father Care are cited amid controversy over expressing lust and moral boundaries. The piece hints at broader church responses and public reaction.
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Day of changing moods at ALP Executive meeting
The MEL Whitlam and Carm Calwell moods shifted during a Federal Executive session, with Whitlam appearing cautious then resolute as the party committee debated policy and unity. A separate item reports two Sydney university students rescued after ten days in difficult Shoalhaven gorge country after a long hike and rain.
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Labor executive weighs Whitlam expulsion over loyalty
The Australian Labor Party Federal Executive voted eight to four to seek the use of plenary powers to remove or discipline Gough Whitlam for gross disloyalty amid party turmoil. The meeting in Canberra discussed Whitlam’s statements and the February decisions, and allowed copies of letters and transcripts for review.
Subandrio Hanged in Effigy by Indonesian Students
In Jakarta on Wednesday students from the University of Indonesia hung an effigy of Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio in a protest. The act, reported by AAP Reuters, reflects growing student dissent amid national events.
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Whitlam to face Federal Executive
The ALP Federal Executive calls on deputy leader Whitlam to answer charges of gross disloyalty and a serious threat to the party's welfare. He must appear before a special meeting at 9:30 this morning. The party expects a likely guilty verdict based on the resolution and reported statements and interviews.
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Australian selectors drop Booth and Neill from Test tour
Australian cricket selectors omit Ian Booth and Norm Neill from the Test tour to South Africa later this year. The bidding report notes damage to image amid national team reshuffle as Peter Lyons reports from Canberra with Page 3 continuation.
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