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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 11, 1973
Page
3
The PRRUAMIEMT official claims Australian authorities had information on links between srimini activities in Canasta and individuals in Australia. The Senate Estimates Committee said there were also discussions about alleged connections involving the US embassy and related inquiries.
The Senate rejected a proposal for a Croatian matters inquiry led by Senator Murphy amid a heated clash with Opposition members. MPs accused the government of breaking parliamentary norms by breaking pairs, provoking strong bipartisan rebukes and demands for reform as debates stretched over behavior and governance.
A report outlines remarks by Prime Minister Me Winiluiy about government direction and a proposed embryonic policy. It notes statements by Senate leaders and the Minister for the Media on governance, parliamentary security, and media oversight. The article also covers immigration and a British broadcasting commission study affecting Australian policy.
Australian Medical Association accused of breaking consultative practice with government as tensions rise between AMA and General Practitioners. Minister for Local Security Mr Hayden stated the AMA opposed government proposals and noted a three month delay in proposed fee timelines.
The Seay and Sub merged Lands Bill 1979 for offshore areas of Australia was introduced yesterday into the House of Representatives by the Minister for Minerals and Energy, Str Conner.
Pipeline authority Australia proposes a body to oversee the RMS Pipeline system linked to the Snowy Mountains hydroelectric scheme. Minister for Minerals Mr Connor Hewar introduced the bill to establish the authority, with debate adjourned.
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