Blinded Soldier Denied War Pension Debate Sparks Outcry
A veteran, now blind from wartime injuries and living at Peter atin, faced Parliament in a Glamance Debate accusing authorities of denying a repatriation pension. He claims years of hardship and the refused pension amount of 459 pounds, with renewed calls for compensation and medical support.
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Fairhall warns on early talks in Vietnam dispute
Defence Minister Fairhall warned in Parliament that the Vietnam war could be at its most dangerous as negotiations begin unless allied positions are backed by military strength. He accused the opposition of supporting Soviet pressure, urged continued support for US policy, and stressed the need for a firm stance while Tet offensives shaped allied resolve.
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Safeguards debated as Australia treaty talks proceed
Fragmented report quotes Mr Patel and Mr Faurhall on protecting legitimate nuclear interests while negotiating a treaty. Officials weigh safeguards as crucial for peace, with official caution about conflicting views and the need for clear terms before assent.
Export firm refuses loan amid drought pressure
The firm faced a financial drought due to bank reluctance after government outreach urged participation in development ventures. Peacock Mik and others described the bank's stance as a key obstacle, while officials noted repeated attempts to secure funding through development initiatives.
Australian party seeks full control of reef waters
A labor aligned parliamentary group plans next week to press for exclusive Australian control of all waters around the Cheat Baker Reef and nearby Gull of Carpentaria. The push targets extending Australia’s exclusive fishing rights to 12 miles offshore amid a broader debate on reef sovereignty and fisheries jurisdiction.
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Pension pledge debate spurs call for inquiry
Lawmakers pressed the issue of pension increases and the real value of benefits as the government faces questions about living costs. Parliamentary remarks urged a full inquiry into the pension scheme to determine what is fair and livable, with emphasis on protecting purchasing power.
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