Snedden Rules Out Staying If Inflation Fails
In Brisbane on Wednesday Leader of the Opposition Mr Snedden said he would resign as Prime Minister if inflation is not curbed within six months of his election. He stressed the pledge during interviews and a news conference, noting he would step down only if price pressures persist.
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Election-1974: Snedden inflation plan debated in parliament
The feature covers government social security policy and the 1974 election rhetoric. It quotes Me Snedden on inflation targets, interest rates and the paths to economic recovery, including his stance on holding inflation near 14 percent, the Reserve Bank's influence, and potential short-term actions.
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Snedden silent on Treasurer choice in Liberal government
Brisbane dispatch reports Country Party Leader Si Laouet silent on who would hold the Treasurer post if a Liberal government formed. Opposition Leader Snedden refused to name the candidate or promise a pre election ministerial roster, saying decisions would rest with Cabinet and be announced after the election. He weighed Anthony versus Lynch for Treasurer and dodged questions about McMahon or Gorton joining a ministry.
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Labor Rural Policies Outlined At Goulburn Meeting
Senator Wriedt told a Goulburn election meeting that Labor planned measures to stabilize farm incomes. He cited creating an overseas marketing service, a dairy and agriculture bureau, and improved farm government communications. The plan includes farmer cooperative service within the department and expansion of trade, conservation, pest control, and relief initiatives.
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ACT builders to gain more land with new scheme
The ACT Capital Territory minister, Mr Bryant, will reveal a scheme to allow builders to buy more serviced land leases to expand operations. The plan promises upfront allocations for future leases based on bank guarantees, aims to fix monthly block allotments, and includes penalties for noncompliance while keeping housing prices set by the Department of the Capital Territory.
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Sir Frank Packer Dies Aged 67 In Sydney
Sir Frank Packer, 67, outspoken publisher and television proprietor, died of pneumonia. Funeral at St Andrews Cathedral then private cremation. Survived by his second wife Florenne Porties and sons Clyde and Kerry. NSW Premier and figures praise his robust leadership and charitable support.
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TLC seeks use of hotel for trades hall
The TLC and associated groups discuss using a hotel as a trades hall amid ongoing talks with the Minister for Services on property. Mr Giovosan Walsh considers immediate negotiations while Mr Duly attends to hotel handling. The plan includes leveraging hostel funding and civil initiatives to gain support.
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Labor Plan For Incomes In The Election Campaign
A government plan to guarantee social security through a universal pension is proposed by Sir Moyden as part of a reelection campaign. The minister says the program would be implemented over the year, with focus on restructuring the welfare system and ensuring benefits for the socially under supported. The estimated cost is about 26.5 million, and details remain uncertain ahead of the vote.
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Regulation Fails to Curb Short Steel in Territory
Unenforceable rule amid steel shortages. Department of the Capital Territory finds compliance impossible as only one supplier makes the required safety chain. Australian Standards Association specs hinder production. trailer owners cannot meet the new tag and marking demands, delaying enforcement and registration.
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Women as ministers in the Presbyterian Church debate
Fragmentary text references women serving as ministers within the Central Assembly of the Presbyterian Church. Mentions dates and names are garbled, but the piece hints at a meeting or discussion on women clergy and related church roles.
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Lenay Farvi Heigs Est How a Monee Bunnery Plans
Readable fragments describe a bakery project with names like Lenay Farvi and Monee Bunnery. The text hints atTomorrow book pages and a plan related to a somber court or schedule but details are unclear and fragmented.
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Uniting Church Assembly Votes in Melbourne Crisis
Fragmented OCR reads show Assembly action amid church unity talks in Melbourne involving Methodist and Congregationalist factions. Mentions stalemate and political implications within religious bodies and union plans for broader Australia.
Unclear OCR fragment signals sports and notices
Fragments show mentions of a runner from Australia and a trophy, with garbled names and numbers. No coherent event, date, or organization clear enough to summarize into a proper news item.
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