Gorton Defends Parliament Presence Amid Interjections
Prime Minister Gorton says he plans to address national matters in the House of Representatives and defends his participation after Tasmanian protests and a question from Stewart of NSW about his reluctance to speak. Gorton adds he will investigate hangars or protests linked to Tasmania and discuss future policy.
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Minister Signals Special Film Criteria At Australian Festivals
Senator Scott would give special consideration to films at the Melbourne and Sydney film festivals. He stated films should not be shown more than once and must not be obscene. The criteria aim to guide films released to the public in Australia.
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More men for arbitration bench
Legislation to appoint new members to the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission was to be introduced to Federal Parliament soon. Minister for Labour and National Service Bury said the move would reduce the backlog of cases as he outlined plans for salaries and other appointments. Harrison queried when applicants awaiting awards could expect hearings, and Bury offered no firm timing.
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Re think foreign policy debate in Australian senate
Senator debate centers on Australia’s foreign policy reassessment and defense posture. The discussion features Liberal and independent voices debating strategic priorities and national security in the Senate.
Grave risks in PNG policy by Whitlam warn of tensions
The Leader of the Opposition warned the Australian Government policy in New Guinea could cause Australians and New Guineans to clash. He criticized moderate registration and cabinet setup in the Territory, urging caution over the racial climate and the minister's stance amid a fraught political situation.
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New Guinea Independence Debate Spurs Australian Clash
A Liberal backbencher warns against creating a small elite image in New Guinea as debates on independence intensify. Key figures include Mr Whitlam and Senator Cormack, with calls for cautious transition, continued aid, and private investment to avoid risks to both Papua New Guinea and Australia. The discussion touches on press censorship, indigenous feelings, and the balance between support and non-interference as independence looms.
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Education levels slip says Barnard
Australian education standards were being eroded at all levels despite a new Federal Minister for Education and Deputy Leader of the Opposition Mr Barnard cited concerns about ongoing declines in schooling quality and outcomes.
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Tax benefit abuse cited by Treasurer in House debate
The Treasurer Mr HeMahon told the House of Representatives that some companies abused tax benefit provisions by issuing short period redeemable shares. He referenced government plans to tighten deductions and push broader education policy as part of the tax reform and federal funding discussions. The debate touched on the impact on state programs and the potential political uses of the policy.
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