Burchett Libel Action Loss Reveals Court Debates
In a Supreme Court trial, Burchett lost a libel action as jurors weighed the focus of the Pocus article. The case centered on alleged publications about Burchett and related remarks by Mr John Kane and Mr Wilfred Burchett. The verdict referenced the focus of reporting and the accuracy of the article in question.
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Concrete dispute triggers lay offs on two building projects
A concrete dispute stalls work on two major projects, forcing about 140 workers to be laid off. Spokesmen from the Master Builders Association say delivery problems and a worker shortage contributed to the stoppage. The Arbitration Commission recommended lifting the work ban, while unions and engine drivers pressed for safer protocols and arbitration outcomes.
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Crean warns of economic push amid tax and wage fears
Federal Treasurer Crean warned against anti inflationary policies that squeeze profit and called for renewed stimulus measures to boost demand. He urged avoidance of price controls while supporting penalties on firms and suggested broader reforms to restore investment, employment, and economic growth amid rising wage settlements.
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Conciliation and Arbitration Commission
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Rush for inquiry on administration reforms by Royal Commission
About 20 submissions have been renewed by the Royal Commission on Australian Government Administration, bringing the total to around 350. A further 50 requests seek time extensions. Public hearings open in Canberra on November 16 with the chairman of the Public Service Board, A. S. Cooley, leading off. Submissions cover career tenure, retirement ages, and the need for clear department responsibility while preserving effective public service administration.
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Australian invitation to Nissan and Toyota to study local car production
The Australian Government invited Nissan and Toyota to visit South Australia and assess the feasibility of local car manufacturing. The move followed debates over protection and subsidies for the motor industry, with Prime Minister Whitlam announcing studies and future visits by Japanese technical groups to explore production facilities.
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Whitlam and Tanaka Talks Stir Global Trade Policy Debate
A report on high level talks between Australian Prime Minister Whitlam and Japan's Prime Minister Tanaka covers planned policy shifts, manufacturing sector concerns, and stalled deals. Key figures include Brian Brosnan, Dains, Scully, Woolcott, and others as officials weigh short term money issues and long term export strategy.
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Funds cut off to Aboriginal aid office
The Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Senator Cavanagh announced next Monday's start to cut all funds for the NSW Aboriginal Legal Service. Canberra says no accounting for about 400 pounds of federal money. threatens file action. Opposition claims the move worsens a political controversy amid ongoing disputes over funding and oversight with the legal service.
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Korean choir visits Canberra from Australia NZ tour
A Korean Children's Choir group was welcomed at Canberra Airport by Canberra schoolchildren from Waramanga Turner and Curtin South primary schools. The band performed four tunes and sang two songs before the visitors, as the Korean choir continues a month long concert tour of Australia and New Zealand with plans for 10 Canberra concerts.
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Warning on bogus piano man in consumer alert
The director of the Consumer Affairs office warned the public about a man posing as a piano tuner who defrauded residents in the ACT area. A caller paid 12 for an evaluation and later faced pressure for up to 243 in ads to cover rebuilding and services. The swindler used a false address and can be linked to a rental firm. victims reported he disappeared with receipts. Consumers were urged to beware of unfamiliar piano tuners and verify business legitimacy.
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Mystery hill work fuels debate over new Parliament lodge
Blasted holes on hill slopes near Canberra raise questions about site use for a potential new lodge for the Prime Minister. Government agencies acknowledge activity but dispute the scope and purpose, with earlier plans for a new building now reportedly shelved amid shifting discussions on national facilities.
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Minister's threat on dole payments
Inland notes suggest a government minister warns of changes to unemployment relief. A writer on Saturday reports potential policy shifts, implying payment conditions may tighten or be tied to new criteria. The article references the Fasmanias Governe and mentions forthcoming page coverage.
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Parliament Warden Appointment Discussed in Session
In a crowded parliamentary session officials debated a wardenship process and duties. The discussion referenced the appointment mechanism and oversight expectations, signaling potential reforms and procedural changes.
Veteran Bruce Crampton Leads After Second Round in Perth
Australian Open Golf in Perth sees veteran Bruce Crampton share the lead with Cluts Witcher after the second round. Open to competition and progressing toward the final 18 holes.
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