Senate Securities Report Highlights Global Market Concerns
The Senate Select Committee on Securities and Exchange, presenting in 1970, outlines widespread investor interest in overseas stock exchanges and the need for a robust Australian securities market. Testimony covers global capital inflows, market integrity, and the role of black exchanges in maintaining a functioning share market amid recent failures and volatility.
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Cuba sale normal debate on abuses and reforms
A fragmented report discusses abuses in the Austration government and calls for urgent committee hearings. It notes plans to extend inquiry, present findings to Parliament, and speed public debate during the Burke session while thanking senators for permission to continue.
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US seeks more flights to Australia amid regulatory debate
The minister for civil aviation Senator Cotton said the government had not refused Pan American World Airways or American Airlines permission to operate extra flights to Australia. He defended US regulatory oversight and emphasized ongoing cooperation with Australian authorities as a parliamentary committee discussed aviation links and market access.
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Doctors Fees Debate Shapes Australian Patient Aid
In 1969 the government faced requests from U S carriers to raise flight frequencies and reviewed medical fee schemes. Senator Cotton and others discussed how increased services and funding could affect patients, with committees examining fair contribution rates and potential benefits to public health.
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Senate vote flags concerns over Pitt purchase mishandling
The Senate split 27 to 28 as an Opposition motion criticized government mishandling of the Pitt purchase and its failure to develop and maintain an effective Australian lorate industry. The motion called for resignations and accused the government of costly plans unfinished after spending over 3309 million.
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Mountain television plan draws mixed comments in parliament
A report from Lab NSW notes a proposal involving a mountain area and a tele communications body. Senator Cotton and other officials discussed the plan and a letter sent Wednesday to Senator Mitill, outlining positions and inquiries.
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Nuclear health project eyed for Australian hospitals
The minister outlined plans to install nuclear medicine equipment in major hospitals Australia wide. Senate inquiries target costs for a cyclotron machine at 540,000 pounds and access to radioactive materials for state hospitals while concerns over unemployment and broadcast standards in television emerge in parliamentary questions.
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Editors called to Bar of Senate for leaking report
The Privileges Committee to reprimand two editors from Sunday papers for breaching parliamentary privilege by publishing contents of a Senate committee report before it was presented. The editors named include Ry Walsh of the Sunday View and Bs Re Rothe Welty of the Sunday Austral. The panel debated penalties and possible further inquiry into how the leak occurred.
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