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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 23, 1972
Page
5
The House of Representatives discussed a Treasury White Paper on foreign investment. Government ministers urged clear rules to attract foreign capital while ensuring national interests and technology transfer in Australia.
A dense, fragmented text discusses policy themes and historical moments with scattered references to figures and places. It hints at government concerns, public measures, and changing priorities, though much is garbled. The piece suggests tensions between narrative and record, signaling contested stances and evolving governance.
The Speaker Sir William Aston indirectly reprimanded Prime Minister Mr McMahon during a House of Representatives debate. The incident arose after a suggestion by Mr McMahon about unity in the party. Mr Daly pressed questions on ministerial views and cabinet changes while the Speaker urged orderly conduct and adherence to standing orders.
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