Australian wool trade balance shows April deficit amid lower prices
Australia reports April adverse trade balance of £32.4 million as exports and imports shift in a tight month. Ten months to April show exports £867.1 million with imports £931.4 million, reversing last year’s favourable balance. United Kingdom remains top wool buyer, while U S purchases fall and Belgium and Germany modestly increase orders amid lower wool prices.
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Me Williams Urges Food Expansion And Constitution Review
Me Williams calls for food expansion and a review of the Commonwealth Constitution to gain goodwill among underfed populations. He suggests a national conference on politics, law and commerce to reorient Australia toward long term objectives like water conservation, an extended gallway system, and satellite cities to disperse population.
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Rail margins dispute in Australian unions
Tuesday report details a push by metal trade unions in Victoria NSW and Tasmania to set a base margin of 43 for engineering tradesmen on railways. The unions seek proportional increases for other railway trades. Industrial advocates argue against extending Vin award margins to metal workers outside railways. Commissioner Findlay notes margins should not be altered with every wage change but calls for considering purchasing power.
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Power authority and union reach settlement at Melbourne
The State Electricity Commission and Melbourne City Council conciliation officer announced an agreement to pay. Mr Galvin confirmed consent to settle for six members of the metal trades union involved in Yallourn and Melbourne powerhouse charges.
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United Nations report says rearmament did not curb civilian goods
A UN World Economic Report released in New York states after 18 months of rearmament the world produced more civilian goods in 1981 than in any prior year. It notes total production rose faster than military output and scarcity fears for developing nations did not materialize despite Korea crisis.
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Navy unveils lightweight radar net for 200 mile warning
The United States Navy announced a new lightweight radar net designed to warn aircraft pilots of obstacles up to 200 miles ahead. The system, already installed on several transport models, provides a constant early warning image in front of aircraft including those carrying the president.
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Murder trial hears challenged evidence on hearsay rule
Melbourne court debates admissibility of police statements and exhibits in the case of William Jone OMeally accused in the Caulfield shooting of Constable George Howell. Crown argues statements relate to motive and identity. defense contends hearsay. Evidence includes stolen items, a satchel, keys, a map, and a taxi driver identification.
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Ward's Queries On Spey and RYDNEN Trade Facts
Parliament questions reveal Ward and MP Ward seeking updates on RYDNEN rumors and a credit arrangement for David Jones. Letters mention Prime Minister, customs inquiries, and goods valued up to 3 400 000 pounds monthly or total. questions ask why action was not taken and when oath transaction advice was logged by the Customs Department.
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Wool market in Australia shows ten month decline
Sydney reports the ten months ended April 3 reveal a drop of over £400 in wool value compared with the same period last year. Total cheque amounts to £250,510,200 with 204,148 bales sold, 187,588 fewer bales than last season. Average price and clip details show a downturn from the previous season.
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