Champagne on and off the field
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Cricket match at Connor field raises funds for charity
A Canberra event at Old Canberra Inn near Barton High featured Ginninderra Cricket Club against National Press Club with stars Doug Walters Jan Davis and Lon Pascoe. The match, played on a concrete pitch, raised between 3000 and 4000 dollars for Friends of the Family, as Sir John Gorton presented a silver salver trophy.
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Connor
Canberra
Barton High
Ginninderra Cricket Club
National Press Club
Doug Walters
Jan Avis
Lon Pascoe
Ian Davis
Press Club
Moihiers
Ginninderra
Old Canberra Inn
Courage Breweries
John Gorton
Smith
Labor MPs boycott Kerr farewell in Parliament House
Members of the Parliamentary Labor Party plan to boycott the farewell lunch for Governor-General Sir John Kerr in Parliament House. ALP secretary David Combe said he would be surprised if any party members attend the main dining room event. Labor MPs and senators reportedly will host their own farewell in the adjoining private members dining room as Kerr retires on December 8.
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Labor Party
John Kerr
Parliament House
ALP
David Combe
Labor
Fraser
Sir John
Aboriginal land doubts spark Northern Land Council protest
The Northern Land Council cites government delay and museum staff being barred from field work that supports Aboriginal land claims. Chairman Galarrwuy Yunupingu says experts were ordered to stop vital research, hindering cases at Borroloola and Alligator Rivers, amid mining ambitions and internal CRA memos naming reserves as prime targets.
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Northern Land Council
Galarrwuy Yunupingu
Pater Arts
Deline McLaughlin
George Chaploupks
Northern Territory Museum Board
Nut
Yunupingu
Judge Toohey
Borroloola
Fox
Alligator Rivers
Doard
Northern Territory Public Service
Northern Territory
Conrine Riotinto
Australia
NLC
Sydney Morning Herald
CRA
Avamilia
Britain to set up governing assemblies for Scotland and Wales
Britain reports government Bills to create governing assemblies in Scotland and Wales. Lord Curzon says discussions with Rhodesia leaders show agreement on black majority rule, though transition details remain debated.
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Britain
Scotland
Wales
Lord Curyer
Rhadesia
Labor foolish over Murphy says Sawer in new book
Professor Geoffrey Sawer criticizes the Labor Government’s 1975 High Court appointment of Senator Murphy. The forthcoming book Federation Under Strain argues Labor’s era from 1872 to 1978 strained Australia’s federal system. Canberra Times to publish four extracts starting today.
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Labor
Murphy
Geoffrey Sawer
Australia
Power
The
Canberra. Times
Greensborough by election swing gives Labor Victoria seat
In Greensborough by election Labor claims a clear path to Victoria State Parliament as Pauline Toner leads after a large anti Liberal swing. Democrats candidate David Ross wins nearly 18 percent with Don Chipp signaling party arrival. Preliminary results show Toner ahead with Liberal Bill Foster trailing. Democrats' preferences favor Labor.
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Melbourne
Labor
Victorian
Greensborough
Pauline Toner
Frank Wilkes
Whitlam
Fraser
Whitham
Don Chipp
ALP
Liberal Party
Democrats
Rams
Toner
Diamond Valley Shire Councl
Monte Vale
Victoria
Diamond Valley
Australia
Canberra
Primiry
Vitoria
Bill Foster
Hamer
Tenor
Liberal
Ross
Aust Democrats
Curis
DLP
Whitlam ally tightens preselection hopes at St George
In Sydney Tony Whitlam secured ALP preselection for St George defeating Ken Gable by 14 to 61 votes amid a NSW Labor contest. Lang’s Frank Stewart won Grayndler preselection. Al Grassby failed at Parramatta. Melbourne results saw Holding win Melbourne Ports, Crean to be campaign secretary, and Lalor preselection tight with 37 to 33.
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Sydney
Tony Whitlam
Grayndler
St George
Whitlam
Ken Gable
Frank Stewarts
Lang
Evans
Alan Mulder
al Grassby
Parramatta
John Brown
Jim Evans
Lowe
Richard Hall
Peter Woods
Liberal Pany
J. Carlton
Mackellar
W. C Wentworth
Liberal Party
Melbourne
Vietoria
Mr Holding
Storemen and Packers Union
Simon Crean
Holding
Crean
Barry Jones
Lalor
Devin Cairns
Stage-manage news condemned by Australian journalists
The Australian Journalists Association condemned attempts by politicians to stage-manage news through packaged statements and limited journalist access. The AJA urged stronger public accountability, and called on the government to amend laws banning broadcast of election material within 48 hours of polls. The ALP pledged to monitor media for bias during the campaign.
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Australian Journalists Association
Federal Council of the
AJA
Hemolian
Canberra self rule push echoes in-house leadership call
In Canberra a push for local self rule argues central power should be limited to core local citizens. Candidate Pudily O'Dea promotes Canberra ratepayers facing a proposed differential rating to fix inequities. Debate centers on charges versus a $100,000 home contrasted with a larger payment for a Braddon occupant.
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Logal
Pudily O'Dea
Esi Didite
Senate
Sand
O'Dell
Covnteter Totting Clubarid
Ciutgehind
Rulupivers Aysuckitnsn
NCE
Tyes
Braddon
Chapman
Mt Paitin
Cele Ff
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Bob Howse
Matt Ridley
Len Pascoe
Peter Cornelius
Alan Phillips
Kerr
Mr Yunupingu
Rhodesia
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