Fraser accuses government of fostering hate and fear in parliament
In heated debate Mr Fraser blasted the government for exploiting division and inflaming prejudice. He accused ministers of misrepresenting facts to persuade the public and warned of dangers if war rhetoric continued, urging a calmer, more principled stance.
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Poveian Allaire Msn
Comtempurate
Haslick
Vietnam
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Australia
Washington
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Mr Fraser
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Foreign Affairs ministerial statements and stalled debates
Fragmented parliamentary notes show ministerial statements on Foreign Affairs and Immigration, debates adjourned, Senate and House questions on shipping, softwood planting, Hone of Reps and ACT Supreme Court Bill, and Post and Telegraph Bill. Debates resumed or adjourned amid scattered references to housing and staffing.
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Australian Coastal Shipping Commission
Australian Capital Territory Supreme Court
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Shipping system attacked by Liberal senator over ship choices
Senator Marriott criticized Government shipping authorities and the Australian National Line for vessel selection and current construction. He urged the Australian Coastal Shipping Bureau to build more ships and redeploy trains and rails, calling for independent hooking and freight operations.
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Australian National Line
Marriott
Vie
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Nandie
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