Labor party faces rift after Federal Conference debate
Canberra mentions a Labor Party special Federal Conference ending on Saturday. It notes tension between parliamentary wings and the party machine, with Whitlam and others scrutinised for disobedience to rules. State aid policy, reform, and July conference plans loom amid calls for modernising the party.
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Labor Party
Whitlam
Catwell
Couczis
Labor
Luther
Feders Faecutive
Holt
Thaser
Allan TV
Kim Phaser
Seipoe
Mathe Pope
Camterbury
Wilson woos the middle class in Britain
The Sunday Telegraph poll shows Labour 50.3 percent, Conservatives 42 percent, Liberals seven percent, others half percent ahead of next week's general election. The piece analyzes voter apathy, shifts in Liberal and Conservative strength, and Labour’s strategy to win key Midlands and southern seats while facing disciplined middle class opposition and immigration debates.
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Britain
Conservative
Labour Party
Sunday Telegraph
Labour
Foreign poachers in home waters alarm Western Australia
Reports from Cheynes Beach Whaling Co in Albany detail a sharp drop in catch volumes as Russian whalers operate near shore, with sighted submarines and a freighter bearing a Russian name. Company officials warn of a coordinated whale catching effort and urge diplomatic action while continuing limited operations.
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Saateners
5. M. Reilly
Perth
Navy
Huxiiew
Australia
New Zealand
International Whaling Commission
Cheynes
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PIHS
Viking
Reilly
Jppeal
Department of Feternal Araips
Neus Wy
Run Fy Babin
Australian
Military Expions Age
Britain Polls Signal Tight Race in Heath Labour Contest
British voters edge toward Labour as Edward Heath struggles to project personality in the campaign. Polls show Labour leader Harold Wilson poised for a possible comfortable majority, with Conservative gains limited to swing seats in the south and Midlands. Economic issues and entry into the common market shape the final days, while party directions emphasize media appearances over policy detail.
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JSS
Wilson
CND
Angeles
Nomex
United States
Australia
Germany
Brita
Me Grimond
Palicment
Mu WiKken
Labour
Laboin
Edward Heath
Briain
Nation
Conservatives Campaign Council
MC Heath
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One Lending
Labour Publeity Directory
Pound
Union Central
Mes Nn
Bohsien
Fbour
George Brown
Fis
Owalier
Lamer Cillaghany
Heath
Letters to the Editor critique push for independent ACT education system
A reader argues against expanding a national education model in the ACT, urging maintenance of an independent system. The letter cites concerns about funding, transferability of students, and the potential impact on local governance and educational quality amid rapid growth and political pressure. The correspondent supports local control and warns against relying on broader national schemes.
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Sneha
Ouindarion
Prema
MY Serail
Crherne
Fagulann Fi Rennet
Milton
Sind
Slater
Coniyaik
Envich
iMegrale Australia Eeucorert
Ssn
Martin
Theca
Adwiony Eaunell
Public rights case sparked by community concerns and civil liberties
A run together text discusses Mr Greenish and others challenging state identity rights and freedom of expression. It mentions an incident linked to ACT procedures, council frustrations, and protecting individual rights within the community. Public welfare and responsibility of members of the Act are referenced alongside protection of civil liberties.
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Ol Hive Reay
Cheene Tlerels
Otten
Imyself
Titeentth Seeme
Aachen
Vietec
Sterinny Maia
Wesson
Campaign sidelight shows hecklers shape political TV in Britain
Christopher Hollis reports on a campaign sidelight where a professional American team makes documentary footage in Britain. He notes heckling shifts balance at meetings, diverting attention from speakers to questioners and turning gatherings into spectacles for TV.
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Christopher Hollis
Electon
Politecans
IL Skis
Agamn
Joseph Strick
Britain
America
Brown
Clark
Labour Party
Welty
England
Australia
Perly
Stich
Strick
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