Australian Ministers Debate Labels And Public Health Issues
Parliament records reveal Minister Sinclair replying to senators on labeling of synthetic products and federal action limits. Health concerns include Adelaide water contamination with amoeba and meningitis fears, while meatworks meet US sanitary standards amid shifting guidelines. Senator Anderson notes reports on Lord De L'Isle dog travel and Burchett journalism unease, with Foreign Affairs and judiciary positions discussed ahead of elections.
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Australia
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Speaker rebukes Enderby over Aboriginal embassy row
In a Commons exchange yesterday Sir William Axton ordered Labour MP Mr Enderby to resume his seat after he questioned the Aboriginal embassy on Parliament lawns. Enderby had pressed a question on an ordinance for long term demonstrations outside Parliament. The session included remarks about the Aboriginal group and its peaceful protest, with Mr Hunt noting co operation with police and disruption from litter.
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Price control idea criticised by opposition leader
The Opposition Leader Mr White ham accused tariffs to curb prices as a political gesture while the Minister for Trade and Industry Mr Ane thomy defended tariff policy as a short term tool. He argued tariffs support development and efficiency, warning against undermining the Tariff Board role in shaping industry growth.
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Service homes plan for armed forces home ownership
The Minister for House fog, Mr Calla, discussed a scheme for home ownership by serving members of the Armed Forces who would not normally qualify for Warservice Homes. It was considered by the Government and would be made known when appropriate.
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Confident of drop in jobless figures amid economy talk
Government figures suggest the unemployment rate may ease in coming months as Labour Minister Lynch and acting Labour leaders discuss the outlook. Crean and Lyne cited cautious optimism while warning of inflation risks and potential shifts in employment trends affecting several sectors.
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