Liberal MP tears up protest poster in Adelaide assembly
A public meeting addressed by Opposition Leader Mr Snedden in Adelaide was disrupted as Liberal MPs tore down a protest poster and scuffled with demonstrators. Police restrained the crowd while Mr Snedden urged supporters to remain calm and not retaliate.
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Tony O'Leary
Adelaide
Snedden
Adelaide Lawn
Kelly
Lib, SA
Billy
Lielence
Dr Forbes
Lib
Botk
Sneden
Opponiton
Ournoriers
AL 5
MeKelly
Mwe
Gough
Dappine
Whitlam pushes tax cuts in Budget pledge in Brisbane
Prime Minister Whitlam announced plans to lower taxes for middle and low income earners over the next two Budgets while increasing rates for others. He defended his government's inflation fight at a Brisbane press conference after attacking the Opposition's economic policies. He noted inflation remains higher in most developed nations and outlined a three year tax cut timetable. The remarks followed his appearance at a May Day march event and speeches in Town Hall.
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Brisbane
Whitlam
Sneden
Australia
Ms Whitlam
Iain
Br Ni Wa Fan Si
Lane Cave Town
Mel Wham
Mons Thal
Labor Government Defends Policies Amid Inflation Critique
The Labor Government asserts its policies are reducing inflation and warns that without its cleanup of inherited issues inflation would be higher. The speaker cites actions to curb credit, lower tariffs, and curb government expenditure while noting criticism. He also mentions measures like super phosphate subsidies and mineral exploration incentives.
Whitlam Unveils Free Preschool and Child Care Plan
Prime Minister Whitlam announced a national program to provide free preschool education and subsidised child care based on means testing by 1978. About 500,000 Australian children would gain access, with emer gency, after school, and holiday care, and communities to develop local facilities at an annual cost around 130 million dollars.
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Sydney
Whitlam
Belen
Liberal Country Party
Progran Wa
Queanbeyan named regional growth centre plan
The Member for Eden Monaro Mr Whan announced Queanbeyan and Goulburn would be regional growth centres under the Governments regional improvement program. Funding is allotted for December this year to 1975 with focus on Queanbeyan and surrounding districts including sewerage and road links to Canberra, as NSW authorities outline the plan and cooperation with Queanbeyan Council.
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Eden-Monaro
Whan
Queanbeyan
Goulburn
Ahal Smillinn
Queanbeyans
Canberra
NSW Bite
NCAC
Queanbeyan Cin Council
Uren
Quieanbeyan
Goxihuiman
Canperra
Analor
Ruliami Sewerage
NSW local roads grant scheme eyed by Mr Uren
Mr Uren spoke on a urban and regional development program extending a national scheme for city transport and drainage. He urged cooperation between Federal, State and local governments to help residential streets and services, noting pilot regions in Melbourne and Sydney.
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Whan
Nsw
Urban
Uren
Gosford
Maitland
Tamworth
Broken Hill
Queensland
Cras
Mackay
Politi
Ing
Melbourne
Sydney
Ely
Juyire
Airport Closures and Weather Update Report
Airport operations suspended overnight with Canberra airport closed. Early morning weather notes show overnight low and daytime high expected with northwest winds. No clear change in forecast. visibility and wind shifts likely to affect resumption times.
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Canberra
Morninstoni
Council weighs Curtin street closure to curb traffic
The ACT Advisory Council urged immediate closure of McCulloch Street Curtin near Coller Road with preliminary talk of closing Kent Street Strickland Street Stinehaven Crescent Deakin Bandjalong Crescent Aranda to ease dangerous residential traffic. It cited high volumes at London Circuit Northbourne Avenue and reviewed further options for Stonehaven Crescent Surckland Crescent Kens Street and Boronia Drive before committee.
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ACT Advisory Council
Canberra Street
McCulloch Street
Curtin
Coller Road
Department of the Capital Territory
Mr Engedow
Kent Street
Strickland
Stinehaven
Deakin
Bandjalong Crescent
Aranda
Te National” Capital Development “Commission
ACT Police
London
Buicnetor Street
Torrens
Stoneha| Yen Crescent
Sirirky Nand Crescent
Surckland Crescent
Denison Street
Kens Street
Carfishers Street
Boronia Drive
Baksta
Brigstin
Engledow
ACT bus service to worsen in the Capital Territory
The Capital Territory Department outlines plans that may worsen bus service as expansion of residential and building operations faces penalties. Page 3 reports on political and regional updates including Canberra governance and related ordinances.
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ACT
Capital Territory
Winnie Hhe
Duptag
Pade
Grassby campaign song linked to Riverina seat race
The minister for immigration Mr Grassby plans to use a new song Down in the Riverina as a campaign tool for re election in the NSW seat of Riverina. A Canberra Yacht Club function launched the record, with about 100 attendees and a notable alderman involved, signaling broader distribution across Australia.
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Grassby
Nsw
Riverina
Denisignia Connell
Weyerald
Sade Wuerley
Canberra
Ute
Grigith
Aushlin
Bown
Finley
Berrigan
Will Alwaye
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