Snedden Orders Stowaway Home From Fremantle
Immigration minister Peter Snedden said a Perth child custody case influenced the decision to bar a stowaway, Santonavitas, from entering Australia. He ordered the man’s return, with an offer to grant a future entry only if access to his child is resolved, while custody and maintenance disputes from 1959 to 1963 are noted.
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McEwen Defends Oil Search Pact In Parliament
Acting Prime Minister McEwen told the House that the five year agreement with oil search companies would end in 1970 and that the government would review future policy. He replied to questions about Esso-BHP Tha trel incentives and potential profits, noting payments expire after a brief initial production period.
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Aviat
Bass Strait
Oil policy sparks debate amid vast Australia exploration incentives
Discussion centers on a government incentive worth about 83 million for oil exploration in Australia. MPs question foreign capital share, repatriation controls, and who should manage leases as Bass Strait’s successful oil search contrasts with ongoing policy plans.
Sheep breeding may be improved in Australia
Melbourne and Sydney universities pursue experiments to boost sheep fertility and output. Professor D F Tribe of Melbourne says methods could allow one ewe to produce up to four lambs or two sets of twins annually. Trials use an ewe milk replacer to shorten feeding time, with funding from Melbourne University, the Australian Wool Board, and the Australian Meat Research Committee. Sydney researchers test enhanced ewe mone treatments to enable twinning, while scientists consider combining approaches.
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AMA branch opposes heart transplant talks in Melbourne assembly
The Victorian branch of the AMA seeks to delete or postpone discussion on organ transplants at the AMA Federal assembly set for June 15. Dr W M G Leembriggen says death determination in organ donors has been blown out of proportion and urges awaiting ministerial inquiry and NHMRC reports before debate. Dr Norman Shumway of Stanford will lecture on heart transplants at the Alfred Hospital, highlighting advances by his team who performed notable transplants.
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