Arbitration Court reorganised into two units powers widened
A new Industrial Commission will fix penalties for breaches of awards and oversee industrial disputes. It will operate with a president, deputy, and senior commissioners, enforce orders, set wage basics, and appoint representatives for employers and employees. The plan introduces an Arbitration Court model blending conciliatory functions with statutory enforcement, elevating penalties to deter noncompliance.
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Ameaisston
Induatri
Aval
Tiel
Wyislilian
Antuintiaiyaystem
Romomitsinn
Ineustra
Industria
Cowet
Orien
Etm
Etna Romissione
Comsieutins
Fonarnyeri
Dndustry
Pareesnent
Hell
Ian Thie Rae
Supreme Court
Attitude Committee Meeting Aimed at Trade Bill Review
Melbourne observers report a forthcoming meeting of the AGTU to define its stance on the Labour Bill. ACTU President Monit travels from Perth to Melbourne for the session, which will scrutinize every aspect of the bill and seek appropriate representation with the Minister for Labour and the Federal Labor Party.
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Committee of
AGTU
ATU
Monit
Melbourne
Perth
Mol
Labour
Holt
Labour Party
Penal Powers Defended By Mr Holt
Mr Holt explains the purpose of arbitration legislation in the House, defending penal powers and urging political and industrial support for the new act. He cites fewer enforcement cases with broader cooperation and outlines improvements to the arbitration system to reduce delays and increase flexibility.
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Holt
Commonwealth Indusiat
House of Reprasentaives
Sinion
Vnion
Abure
Poomnate
Jose
Pope
CSO
Minto
C.S
Suse
House of Repreentatives
CLF
Lawson
No injuries in multiple collision near Queen Road
A three car crash on Queen Road yesterday near the bridge approach left two cars extensively damaged but no injuries reported. Vehicles involved included a car driven by Betty and another by Phomos Gor and Byrne, with the final collision occurring as traffic halted bumper to bumper.
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Asreo
WiVuck
Betty
HAMAS
Walt
Pete
Robie John
Covtlo
Law Jtveat
Queanbeyan
Alywekcat
Phomos Gor
Law Byrn
Brovanway Youd
Byrne
Kathleen Streak
Aveunboyan
Standards Set For Television Programmes
Standards set by the Postmaster General govern TV content to protect viewers from indecent or harmful material. They demand respect for individual opinions, guard against glorifying crime, and require advance warning for potentially sensitive broadcasts. Religious content must be limited to at least one percent of weekly airtime.
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Australian Broadcasting Control Award
Davidson
Jy Tisavary
Mavelaga
Union Threat Targets Public Servants in Hotels
The union led by Mr. McVeigh vows to name Commonwealth employees working in hotels or clubs after Saturday. It says the Public Service Board has not approved such arrangements and threatens drastic steps, including targeting casual labor and possible sanctions in Canberra.
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McVeigh
Lalkesation
Baturdu
MeVeigh
Cou- HiaGon
Pinay
Camberra
Zoaid
Commonwealth
Tiquar
Wades
MeVelh
Mobile Service Board
Tate
Hife
Vmuid
Canberra
Yorkshire Loses Four Wickets in Rain Interruption
Yorkshire struggles after four wickets fall before tea with runs at tea and rain delaying play. Weather disrupts match as bowlers pace changes and batsmen struggle. Notable score events include Lawrence, Davidson, Sutcliffe, and Grinvintos contributing modestly before rain halted play.
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Isnaurord
Nursang
Forkshire
Mateh Putther
Fostley
Hea
Amit
Jitfewtt
Lawaon
David
Son
Poe
Paget
Maddocks
H Davidson
V. Wilson
Bemud
Davideo
W. Wwatson
Wilzon
Belingworth
W. Sutcliffe
Grinvintos
Eden Faces Vote of Censure On Crabb Mystery
London reports say Prime Minister Anthony Eden faces a personal censure motion over the Crabb affair. Labour plans to table a new motion as security curtains surround the death of Commander Crabb, with rumors of Soviet involvement and calls for an inquest to resolve diplomatic tensions.
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London
Anthony Eden
Fooseman
Craby
Dod
Portsmouth Harbor
Crabb
Tally Telegraph
Conmander Crabb
Bnigain
Milis
Kisld
Legislation Amendment To Shield Sports Broadcasts
A government amendment adopted in parliament prohibits television and radio stations from televising or relaying any sporting events without proper authorization. The move, supported by Minister Kent Engher and endorsed by the government, aims to prevent fee evasion and ensure controlled airings. Opposition leader Dr. Byatt proposed broader protections but the measure passed with government backing.
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Aeile
Thei Gate
Thair TV Speplytora Sanderie
House of
Vienne
Tim
Pikerwine
Io Austratis
Pontingston
Byatt
Daynfon Bae
Bvatt
HL Tuller
Ute Broadcasting” Commission Inmveniseu
Hanged terrorists in Cyprus trigger protests and mercy pleas
Last minute mercy appeals by the Greek government and Greek Orthodox authorities failed to save several Cypriot terrorists. In Nicosia crowds gathered near the cathedral as executions were carried out under emergency rules. Police and British troops guarded streets while shops closed and transport paused amid renewed anti-British demonstrations.
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Kernolis
Elizabeth
Athens
Demetrion
Mothe
Beta
Palige
Nicosin
Betas
Karsolis
Aoliceman
Tuele Jr
Nicosia
Yanfdor
Cypriot Supreme Court
Ander
Micosly
Vera
Pinnerent
Trades Hall Women Workers Strike Threat Emerges
Fragments describe a surprise stop-work meeting by women employees at Trades Hall over poor working conditions and inadequate sanitation. The item notes unrest among clerks and other staff and references a history dating to 1023.
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Trades Hall Women Workers
Mindi Holt
To Patel
Move to Limit Hedge Heights A Rising Canberra Debate
The Canberra council debated hedging limits in the public spaces ordinance. Members argued the hedge heights affect intersection visibility and safety while the department can offer orders to remove or lower hedges under authorised powers. The discussion touched on enforcement and standard visibility concerns at intersections.
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Calineil
Janet
Ordhinice
Ty Ribson
Wlarner
Gill UK
Pika
Gatilens
Canberra Henges
Ulere
Hell
Trench Cave-In Victim Rescued After Prolonged Effort
Campbell described fearing death as workers dug with shovels and an excavator. He believed his leg was broken and blood circulation failed before relief reached him. Another worker, Alex Shetyylekechey, escaped when the wall subsided, while the driver involved remained uninjured.
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Campbell
Sam
Leonch
Alex
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