Tariff policy advice moving to prime ministers office
The article discusses tariff policy guidance shifting to the Prime Minister's Office amid a reorganization of the Department for Secondary Industry led by Minister Davns. It notes the protection policy may stay with secondary industry and that removal would disappoint supporters. four new textile panel members are noted on page 11.
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Connally Lines Up With Nixon in Turbulent Debate
Fragmented OCR outlines Connally aligning with Nixon amid Democratic shifts and speculation about a 1976 presidential bid. References to political maneuvering, party loyalty, and a resigned official hint at a turbulent campaign landscape.
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ACT criminal code committee plan
A new ACT criminal code committee plans to study and prepare a draft code with ministers and officials endorsing a conservative approach. The committee would hear evidence, report in due course, and could take well over a year to prepare a draft for parliamentary consideration.
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Canberra Weather Forecast With Cold Showers Likely
Forecast for Canberra predicts cold with several light showers near the Western ranges. NW winds ease, with a maximum around 15 degrees. Yesterday set the year’s coldest mark at 42F, well below average, while rainfall and snow measures at high stations noted.
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Sir Leslie Herron Dies in Sydney
Sir Leslie Herron, former Chief Justice of New South Wales from 1962, died in Sydney at 70. Born in London, he served as acting Governor and held various public posts including president of the Australian Rugby Union and the Amateur Swimming Association. Survived by Larry Herron and a daughter.
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Treasury reshuffle boosts economic policy ranks
The Commonwealth Treasury appoints Royal Daniel as deputy secretary and A Ro Ben Prowse as first assistant secretary for Revenue, Taxes and Investment, with Tan Castles moving to Prime Minister and Cabinet, while vacancies open at assistant secretary level. The reshuffle signals a shift toward stronger economic policy influence beyond Treasury.
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Murphy to fly to The Hague to present Australia's case
The Attorney General and Senator Murphy will travel to The Hague next week to present Australia’s position at the International Court of Justice regarding French nuclear tests in the Pacific. The application to the court is to be filed Thursday in concert with New Zealand’s Attorney General. Australia and New Zealand seek an early international hearing at The Hague to challenge French testing strategies and allied actions.
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New Zealand
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Canberra
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Abortion Bill Opposed in Churches
Editorial notes opposition to an abortion bill within church circles as part of a broader national health scheme debate. Mentions Minister for Social Statistics Hayden and Senator Serena, with page references to editorial content and welfare discussions. World news and rugby items also listed on the page.
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Pickering
Two missing men reported dead in Croatia case
A Commonwealth statement notes two missing men are believed dead amid reports from Zagreb and Belgrade. The report cites family statements and a parliamentary committee briefing connected to Croatian War events.
Cheaper petrol push for ACT service station owners
ACT service station proprietors plan to urge Enderby to cut retail petrol prices while lifting reseller margins and lowering wholesale costs. They seek a three year restricted lease system, three months notice on renewals, and a standard rent formula to ease high rentals and wages amid ongoing arbitration discussions.
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