Monetary tension as banks seek Reserve relief
In Melbourne the Reserve Bank faced pressure from trading banks led by Bank of New South Wales and ANZ to release funds from statutory reserve deposits. Governors and officials warned that further relaxation could keep interest rates high, while the Australian Chamber of Commerce urged reducing fixed deposit schemes to ease financial strain.
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MacDougall Named Vice Captain for All Blacks Test
Stuart MacDougall of West Canberra is named vice captain of the Australian rugby union team for the Second Test against the All Blacks in Brisbane this Saturday.
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Airlines Abandon Two-Class Travel In Australia
Australian domestic airlines plan to abolish first class, moving to one-class travel. The shift aims to boost seating capacity and reduce costs without raising overall fares. Officials expect government approval and foresee booking by first-come seating, with boxed meals replacing tray service on longer flights.
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Victorian Liberals blamed for Depo silion defeat
A senior Country Party spokesman Mr Petey Nixon blamed the Liberal Party in Victoria for the Depo silion's apparent defeat. The Opposition and Labor counts stirred predictions of Labor returning to government with a five to seven seat margin in the House of Representatives. Counts in NSW and WA suggested unclear outcomes with Eden-Milling preferences and Stirling in the balance.
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New Zealand Prime Minister progress update
New Zealand's Prime Minister Mr Kirk said tonight it would be some time before he could resume normal duties. He is recovering from complications after recent hospital surgery for varicose vein operations on his legs.
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Northern Ireland government resigns amid Protestant strike
Northern Ireland Executive members resign after a three hour meeting at Stormont Palace as militant Protestants press a 14 day strike. The move risks direct rule from London, ending power sharing with Catholics and prompting talk of army and navy preparedness to secure key services. Brian Faulkner and seven other ministers are reported as having accepted the resignation,Deepening a province-wide crisis that threatens fuel, electricity, and transportation, with the British government weighing immediate intervention.
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Colour TV in March Minister Colour television delay noted
The report notes that colour television would not be introduced in Australia until March that year, with Minister for Media Senator Mer Cleland confirming the delay yesterday. Meanwhile Canberra doctors warn that consultations with salaried general practitioners at free health centres cost about 18 percent more than private practice, as the Life Style section highlights political and social issues across pages.
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Whitlam delays European tour and Parliament start
The Prime Minister Mr Whitlam postponed his European trip and moved up the start of the new Parliament. He aims to push legislation before the Budget sittings in September while debating call for a early Senate and House vote. The decision hinges on recounts in NSW and Queensland and January–August timing with UN events planned.
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Decision postponed on Syria separation forces pact in Jerusalem
The Israeli Cabinet spent five hours in Jerusalem but delayed a final design on a separation of forces agreement with Syria. Officials sought clarifications from Dr Kissinger and US Secretary of State. Reporters awaited the outcome as Israel and Syria row over terms.
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London teen in critical condition after Cassidy show
A 14 year old girl named Hernadetts Whelan collapsed with heart failure after a David Cassidy performance at White City stadium. Her father Peter Whelan criticized stadium security as chaos with about 1000 fans requiring first aid.
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Growth fears as Canberra aims for future expansion
The Canberra Secretary expresses concern about rapid growth and its social impact. He warns that while infrastructure like roads, water, and hospitals improve, unlimited expansion could erode human contact and increase congestion, crime, and administrative strain. He envisions balanced development with better transport and services but cites unseen costs to community life.
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Hazardous device explodes at Brescia fascist rally
Nine people were fatally hurt and more than 51 injured when a hazardous device exploded in a crowd at a Brescia fascist rally. Police announced a national day of mourning and a general strike in Rome.
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