Former minister may have Cabinet papers in personal possession
Former Attorney General and Senator Green agreed he had taken public and Cabinet documents into his own possession. Prime Minister Whitlam stated in the House that there were exceptional circumstances last month when ministers attacked actions of his ministers. He noted that the former Attorney General appeared to have kept cabinet papers personally.
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Greenwood
Whitlam
Imstance
Attor‘ney-General
Export controls cited by Minister for Primary Industry
Senator Wriedt told Senator Drake that he recently disallowed a sizeable report of livestock from Australia. He said that in view of the present Sinnaviony it was reasonable for Senator Drake Brockman to ask if exports of sheep and cattle from Western Australia were subject to ministerial discretion. The minister noted no request by established livestock suppliers to the Midferns had been rejected.
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Wriedt
Australia
Drake
Senate
Drake-Brockman
Western Australia
D & Tate
Prices Justification Bill Contined from Page 1
The tribunal would have power to inquire into price reductions and probe cases of firms charing prices. The major companies are aware of their corporate image and the impact of actions on the economy. The debate on the bill adjourned as governments must consider further actions.
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Forme Dariehro
Buna
Tullegard
Actiine
Grean
Taiwanese visa request blocked entry to Australia
The Taiwanese Minister for Finance Mr Lee had a visa refused to enter Australia after Mr Sinclair raised the issue. The Special Minister of State Senator Willesee said Mr Lee had been expected to visit unofficially. discussions with China followed and the visa was denied under prior understandings.
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Finance
Lee
Australia
Sinclair
Nsw
Senate
Willesee
Lim
Lib
Sin Gait
People’s Republic of China
Sna
Australian Senatorbacks Crimes Protection and Safety Act Bill
The Attorney General and Senator Murphy spoke in the Senate yesterday on the Aircraft the Attorney General and Inte. bill to enable Australia to ratify the Mane real Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Civilians signed for Australia on October 13 1972.
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Murphy
Senate
Australia
Wise
Citizenship Bill Threat to Australia’s Migration Intake
Opposition Deputy Leader Mr Lynch warned in the House that the Citizenship Bill would harm Australia’s immigration program by removing the pres ferment position and eroding the long term balance of entrants. He criticized the Labor Government’s stance toward Brain and warned of adverse effects on Britain and immigrants already part of the system.
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Australia
Lynch
House of Representives
Brush Sipania
Solar power debated in Senate amid science push
In a Senate session Senator Cleshind urged Australia to launch a solar energy research program. Senator Jessip raised eight questions while Minister Morrison signaled Cabinet backing. The debate touched on migration and national priorities as figures referenced economic and policy stakes.
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Cleshind
Senate
Jessip
Lib, SA
Australia
Science
Morrison
Monopoly control of drugs attacked
Government exam ines methods to curb drug price controls and overcharging. Health official remarks to parliament reference Britain’s pricing, national health schemes, and possible legislation to lower prices amid inquiries into overcharging and market conduct.
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