McEwen Questions if New Trade Deal Needed in Parliament
In an apparent parliamentary exchange, McEwen asks if a new Australia Japan trade treaty is required. Mr Costa discusses the potential terms and the scope of an agreement, mentioning possible moves with Tagan and Nistexian, and notes government involvement in shaping any deal. The discussion touches electoral funding and implications for party operations.
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Costa
Lab
Nsw
McEwen
Mr Costa
Nists
Iime
Austaliy
Henichie
Finale division proposals shape funding across states
The draft plan outlines annual payments totaling about 18 million to Queensland and 12 million to South Australia for government services, with Western Australia receiving around 830 thousand and Tasmania about 174 thousand. NSW would gain 44 million for government services, while Tasmania and other states anticipate modest sums for independent stints and related programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Australia
Tasmania
Nsw
Asnuil
Sohen
Question on Commonwealth Secretariat role at reporter's treatment
Parliament figures raised whether the Commonwealth Secretariat was asked to rule on the treatment of an Australian reporter at a Commonwealth Finance Ministers conference in Trinidad. MP James asked if the secretary had acted and whether Maxwell Newton’s involvement and possible bias were investigated, noting the reporter’s seating and handling during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Secretariat
Commonwealth Finance Ministers
Trian
MMI
McMahorn
James
McMah
Truiad Guardian
Parliament Debates Grievance and Question Time
In the House of Representatives a debate on a grievance is held with Sam Milter of Timperance and Sno Seminei leading questions. In the Senate, another question time session addressed Ad In Repl results.
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Hume
House At Representatives
Newton
Senate
Anil
Oppesnin
Mie
Whitlam
Calinen
Metsen
Speiker
Aston
House of Representatives
Mfym
Sam Milter
Timperance
Sno Seminei
Athens
Sam
Fraser explains federal grants for science labs in schools
Fraser states the Federal Government would provide 177 million to states over the next three financial years for school and university science laboratories in government and independent schools. Education and Science Minister Fraser spoke last night before the House of Representatives committee explaining the grants and funding timeline.
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Fraser
Huser
Tangney bids farewell in Senate address and career highlight
The first woman elected to the Senate, Senator Tangney, delivered a major farewell speech tonight. She reflected on a career spanning 16 prime ministers and service as a parliamentary chair, marking a historic era in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Marware Tangies
Senate
Tangnes
Lan Wa
Ani
Water talks stalled on Chowsha Dam future
Federal government and premier invited to discuss the Chowsha Dam project. Senator Rishi Tak Sab seat in the Senate Tetiglin is referenced. Discussions mention a conference by August and congressional replies, with various ministers and experts cited in the context of reviewing the dam proposal.
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Premmer
Chowsha Dam
Rishi Tak Sab
Tetiglin
Avatralvaty
Premer
Dunsiag
Bishop
Pesling
Senate
Lin
National Development
William Spooner
Air Fauthaan
Munster
Bos
Sesetur Risnan
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Netrta Se Ralid
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Trinidad
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Nf Ue
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