The Value of an MP in Parliament Salaries Debate
A Canberra Times piece argues backbenchers deserve higher pay for duties to nation and constituents. It calls for a semi permanent tribunal to set parliamentary salaries, balancing independence and service while avoiding cynicism about pay levels.
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John
St John
Parla Miensia
Anil
Australia
Ian
New South Wales
Victore
Deakin
Barton
Parkes
Isaacs
Hughes
Nix
Strategic future of the Indian Ocean
Australia faces a complex Indian Ocean challenge as Britain plans to withdraw east of Suez by 1971. The piece weighs Oceania trade links, potential Russian and Indian influence, BIOT occupation options, and WA base needs, outlining risks, opportunities, and policy questions for Australia.
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Britain
Suez
Australia
Near
Indian Ocean
Italia
Australa
Walla
Eas
Americas
Eost
Sss
Veopeane Migrais
Africa
South Aftica
Auisthila
South Africa
Mirrien
United Nations
Hience
Aftica
Cape Pasage
China
Tye
South Ange
Snes
Tar
South Afi
Alistrair
Cape of Good Hope
Rusia
Russia
South Arabia
Iran
India
Russa
Pakistan
bin Souk Ruysiuy
Ani
South-east Asia
Axa
Coco
Cheittmes Tatand
Indonesia
Biot
Briiain
Denes Wis
Hower
Eal
Western Australia
Brinsie
Cockburn Sound
Ie Brush
Alo
Gorton
Finkelstein fires and war reporting reversals in Canberra
A chaotic BBC style exchange cites harsh remarks about Arabs and a dismissed editor. The dialogue mocks media bias while alleging military missteps and foreign intervention, with fragmented references to an Arab campaign, Israeli actions, and a disputed war narrative in an official Canberra setting.
Letters to the Editor on wine culture and drinking
Anne E Cowan of Med Hill comments on editorials about wine culture and potential costs of wine versus cigarettes and beer. The letter argues for examining social attitudes to wine and questions hidden implications of promoting moderate drinking.
Masterpiece of newspaper layout and politics
The Canberra Times notes a newspaper layout masterwork tied to Mr Calwell and ideas about two young men entering Parliament. It contrasts American images of opportunity with political shifts and modern industry promises, mentioning a voice for proteges and debates over race in America.
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Calwell
Randall Etsee
America
Canberra Times
al America Negros
Mike
Visit Follows Jubilee Service at Great Synagogue
Vice regal the Governor General and Lady Casey returned to Government House Canberra from Brisbane on Saturday evening. Later Lord and Lady Casey hosted Mr Watson Blair and Mr Richard Holdusay at their house yesterday afternoon. Lord and Lady Casey attended the jubilee service to commemorate the eleventh anniversary of the Great Synagogue in Sydney.
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Tady Casey
Government House
Canberra
Brisbane
Vady Casey
Watson K. Blair
Richard’ Holdusay
Hin Chay
Amd Lulu
Casey
Sydney
Lynch the Jaycee leader rises to ministerial post
Phillip Lynch, former Australian Jaycees National President, becomes Minister for the Army after a career starting at Melbourne University and the Young Liberals. He describes politics as service and progress, noting a long climb from university scholarships to a ministerial role while balancing a family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Lynch
Lynch
Jaycee
Melbourne University
Ime
Sete
Jaycees
Hip
Mc Lynch
World Senate of the Movement
Russell
No 6
Qor
Wynch
Royal Hung Society
Holt
Flinders
Department of the Army
Defence Service Sail
Citizens Air Force
Methane Chamber of Commerce
Liberal Party
Tony
Hinwalt
Browning
Mane
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Rhidesis
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Balkans
Hrifain
Watsdrawal
France
Reunion Island
Asies
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Chita
Harrima
Zanzibar
Murgie
Inddonesia
Suharto
Britai
Finkelstein
Iornelis
Tf World
UAR
Liisarder
Mars
By Alay Viesgenl
Esraele
Abdul
Maser
Med Hill
Anna
Bruce Judder
Me Wentworth Od Senutse
Scott Anal
Wright
Fst
Fitter
Melbourne
Wyn
Hynch
John P.ooling
Marpower
Mr Lynch
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