Parliament minister defends woolgrower loans
A fragmented report from 1971 outlines accusations and defense over government loans to woolgrowers and mentions Dalgety and Australian pricing. It notes public concern, cabinet questions, and efforts to maintain confidence in rural industry amid market pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalgety Lfa
Bovis
Atsei
Monty
Simin
Andres Maruers
Ines
Arava
Representaives
Guyermemle
Alarming claim on media control by Australian radio
A survey cited by officials warns of tightening media control in Australia with cessed broadcasts and telecommunication chains. Observers say the situation is worse than earlier reports and highlight proposed regulatory tightening in Parliament affecting heat, Bayne, and telecon sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Chemists Fees Tribunal Sought by Labor Senator
A Labor senator urged the establishment of an independent tribunal to determine chemists fees. The minister for health noted there were concerns about rising costs since 1970 and defended government actions while saying the issue required careful review by an independent body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Dsr
Tees
Siearch
Emg
Heen & Se
Minster
Devon
Sen
Decentralisation Debate Backs Growth Area Funding Plan
A House debate urged shifting funds from costly flagship projects to regional growth corridors. Spokesman Mr Ufen called for cheaper cross-country development to balance growth between the capital and outer regions. He warned current policies risk promoting parochialism and urged joint state and federal action for a balanced, nationwide plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealian Capital
Subhit
Comeny Plans
Lan Affairs
Ufen
House of Representatives
Charge Over Metric Switch
A disjointed report claims a government figure named Keone Sree faced a charge linked to a metric switch matter. The fragment mentions foods and a named face of the issue, but details are unclear and the text is garbled.
Petition Debates on Aboriginal Rights Face House and Senate
Supporters present seven petitions urging government action on Aboriginal rights. Six petitions were sent to the House of Representatives, the seventh to the Senate. They call on the government to intervene and address Indigenous land and treaty issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe of Representatives
Ma. Ation
Fragmentary OCR note on a government item
Fragmentary text mentions a senator and a tool, a container and a price, a claim of government involvement, and an unidentified time or quantity. The readable terms include Senatur Heshen and orange references, but the passage is largely garbled with no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heshen
Keeles
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