Holding Discusses Ticket for ALP Executive
Melbourne Tuesday report says Opposition Leader C Holding may have declined an invitation to stand for the state ALP executive at the upcoming ALP State conference. A trades hall meeting with union representatives followed. The eight-man board cited general dissatisfaction with Victorian ALP leadership as the reason for the move affecting about 1100 union members statewide.
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Pay rises for radio and postal workers in Australia
Public Service Arbitrator Mr EB A Chambers handed down increases from January 2 for radio and postal staff. Most rise amounts range from SF101 to SF447 with the PMG and Civil Aviation departments most affected. Graduate technicians and assistants see higher bumps, following a joint case by professional radio and telecommunication unions and associations.
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Papua New Guinea Panga Pati weighs tactics in talks
In Port Moresby the Panga Pati party deliberates its strategy near a new Assembly opening. Leaders like Albert Maori Kiki emphasize constitutional development while debates over ministerial appointments and discipline swirl among 14 party members.
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Victim compensation claims rejected under new act
On January 16 last year Roy Custan of Rockhampton Queenaland was injured before the act, and another claim by a crime victim was rejected after the Under Secretary of the Attorney General and Justice Departments said they could not verify bona fides. The department noted prosecution possible, with a preer- siste process to consider compensation payment if warranted.
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Tributes to Mr Walsh at Requiem Mass in Adelaide
A solemn requiem mass for Frank Walsh former State Labor premier drew over 100 mourners outside Saint Francis Cathedral and more than 1,000 at the graveside. Archbishop Gleeson praised democratic leadership while Governor Sir Edric Baxtran Premier Hall and Opposition leaders Dunstan and Whitlam attended.
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Mulwaree Shire elects new councillor after by election
The Mulwaree Shire will have a new councillor at the next meeting. Max Reacher won the by election following the resignation of R Brewer. In the primary voting the lowest candidate K Shepard was eliminated, with second preferences sending M Reader ahead of L Cooper. Final counts gave Reader 642 votes and Cooper 148.
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Cut-price petrol firm in NSW expands operations
The Victorian cut-price petrol retailer XT Petroleum Pty Ltd opened a service station at Albury, its first move outside Victoria. Albury, central to the NSW market, hosts NL's seventh station selling overseas-imported petrol at unusually low prices. Company plans for more sites remain undisclosed.
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Tasmanian potatoes washed overboard in Bass Strait gale
Fifteen tons of Tasmanian potatoes were washed overboard from the freighter Noongah during a Bass Strait gale. The ship was mid strait toward Wollongong when waves snapped cables and spilled containers.
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Warning on venereal disease in Australia
A South Australian scientist told the Australian medical students convention that venereal disease is a major infection in Australia. Dr K F Anderson urged realistic diagnosis and treatment, public education, and more VD specialists, noting denial by authorities and the need to address all social grades.
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