Arbitration Bill passes in House amid guillotine clash
Debate on the Conciliation and Arbitration Bill ends with a third reading after government use of the guillotine. Opposition accuses railroading as the government wins by nine votes. ministers defend the act as essential to industrial peace while critics warn of reduced union oversight and sanctions.
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Welles
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Cameron
Australia
UK action seeks reasons for Australian departures
In Reply UK action the Government would seek information on why 123 Australians were directed to leave Britain after a stay of 12 months. Senator Wil lesee, representing the Minister for Foreign Affairs in the Senate, told Senator Mulvihill yesterday.
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Britain
Willesee
Senate
Mulvihill
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Nsw
Australian media dispute denial in Senate
Senator McClelland rejected claims he intervened in an industrial dispute at the Australian Broadcasting Commission. He cited efforts by the commission's general manager, Mr Duckmanton, and stressed no commission was involved. The Prime Minister later stated the government had discussed but not asked for a feasibility study on a national Australian newspaper commission.
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Australian Broadcasting Commission
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Lynch
House of Representatives
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Qantas fares questioned by Opposition in Senate
The Leader of the Opposition Senator Winhers suggested the Prices Justification Tribunal examine Qantas air fares if the company did not agree to reductions aligned with the Australian dollar revaluation. Minister for Civil Aviation Mr Jones would review the matter after Civil Works Minister Senator Cavanagh referred it.
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Winhers
Qantas
Cavanagh
Jones
Capital gain tax plan prompts income scope debate
The Treasurer Mr Crean discussed possible changes to income definition to include capital gains realized within 12 months. He noted investments in real or personal property bought and sold within a month could be treated as income, sparking debate over speculation and sham investment. The inquiry referenced the Asprey Committee and various state responses as part of the tax reform discussion.
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Asprey Committee
Harfard
House of Representatives
Labs Nsw
Tax Sam
Parliament Eyes Extended Sitting To Pass Bills This Week
The House of Representatives faced a five day sitting plan if bills move quickly. Speaker Daly said about 20 major measures may be eligible before May 24, with some uncertainty. If the Senate amends or rejects the Conciliation and Arbitration Bill, a double dissolution could be possible and sessions may run to May 31 before a budget cycle begins on August 21.
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House of Representatives
Mr Daly
Senate
Delay in Commonwealth Serum Laboratories vaccine output
Minister for Health Dr Everingham said CSL vaccine output lagged by four to five weeks hindering influenza orders. He noted last year CS produced 13 million doses and this year about 24 million doses. he aims to meet the requirement of 72 million without further delay amid rising demand.
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Everingham
Publi Nyiehd
Sprkermael
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