Election aid plan sparks union dues deduction row
Government MP accuses a Teachers Federation plan to deduct an extra four pounds from members to fund an Opposition campaign as insidious. Minister Whitworth Lin questions whether such payroll deductions were standard in government departments and asks for a written government response.
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Fiscal outlook brightens amid hopes for 1972 stability
The treasurer Mr Snedden said the international monetary scene was a little brighter than in recent times. He cited many ifs and huts but optimistic signs from Europe and talks in Washington. He warned that a cautious approach and cooperation were needed to secure a more stable financial year ahead.
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Treasurer outlines tour fare system for international balance
Mr Snedden told the House details of a fare system to balance payments and boost trade. He said by late March the tensions from last December’s agreement had faded and optimism about the international monetary outlook grew, with Australia stressing the need to be present in discussions on currency patterns.
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Deferment controversy hits National Civic Council figures
Minerals and defense minister Fairbairn denied a statement by President Santamaria regarding military service deferments. Calwell pressed the issue in parliament, citing past wartime exemptions and new records. Santamaria later denied seeking exemption. debate touched on ministerial replies and potential political fallout. Foreign exchange and capital flows also noted amid broader economic discussion.
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Willing to discuss rents PM extends offer amid pensioner protests
The Prime Minister Mr McMahon signaled readiness to discuss rent relief after a NSW inquiry revealed pensioners faced exorbitant rents in poor Sydney areas. Opposition asks if state premiers should join a national effort, with McMahon promising careful consideration and no hesitation approaching states to pursue a solution.
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Minister to examine PS injury claim
The Minister for Social Services Mr Wentworth announced in the House of Representatives that he will examine the case of a Commonwealth public servant in Canberra who was blinded after a car blade struck him. The worker’s compensation claim had been refused, and Wentworth promised scrutiny with focus on responsibility under the act.
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Tax relief on shares and sales under new bill
The House considers a bill to tax relief for long held shares. Individuals holding shares for at least 1K months face higher income tax if not tied to a business. Losses on share sales held for 1S months may not be deductible. Treasurer Snedden outlined in a second reading speech during the Income Tax Assessment Bill debate.
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Queensland Senate hears links to drought aid fraud case
Senator Keeffe questioned a treasurer’s representative about alleged offences tied to prominent South Burnett figures in Queensland. The minister said charges had been laid against several people. Keeffe pressed for immediate action to clear innocent individuals rumored to be involved as Parliament debated various supply and committee items.
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