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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Nov 14, 1977

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ACSPA seeks full 2% wage rise in national wage case

ACSPA says the 2 percent September quarter rise should be fully granted to restore purchasing power eroded by partial indexation. Brive Hartnett warns that government budget cuts depress wages, spending, and public services, risking recession and unemployment. the union plans to push for additional increases beyond the flow-on.

Melbourne Australia Australian Council of Salaried and Professional Associations ACSPA Brive Hartnett Arbitration Commission Hartnett

Jobless figures steady with slight regional shifts in October

Government data show total unemployment at 5.8 percent of the workforce in New South Wales and the ACT for October, with overall job seekers dropping by 543 from September. Vacancies rose by 1,088 as the applicant vacancy ratio eased from 20 to 1. Unemployed Juniors decreased to 44,490 while employed adults rose by 1,065. Country areas remain hardest hit, notably Warilla Mawarra and Hunter Valley, with high vacancy-to-unfilled-seat ratios and continued regional disparities in Sydney suburbs Campsie Mount Derrin.

Sydney WWNSW Act Commonwealth Employment Service Rosie Shuti Warilla Mawarra AL Corsnock Hunter Valley

Medibank to cut about 400 full-time staff

The full-time staff of Medibank is to be reduced by about 400, or 9 percent, to around 4,000 nationwide by year end. The Health Insurance Commission general manager Mr R G Williams says reductions will come from natural wastage and expiry of fixed-term contracts on transitional tasks. He notes no permanent retrenchments are foreseen, while some Canberra cuts will be minimal.

Medibank Confidentil Health Insurance Commission R. G. Williams Williams Administrative and Clerical Officers Association Canberra Madibank Commission ACOA Public Service Act Assielation Nits Williams Dreulin Wti

Queensland election results show coalition re elected with reduced majority

Leaders hailed the Queensland result as the coalition led by Premier Joh Bjelke Petersen won a substantial majority. National Party 33 seats, Liberals 23, ALP 20 with three seats in doubt. East Queensland Parliament totals National Party 49, Liberals 30, ALP 0. Labor expects victory even with mixed preferences. Whitlam notes Labor gains. Chipp touts Democrats strong show. Fraser congratulates government. Opposition leaders critique Liberal cohesion and Liberal stance.

Queensland Bijelke-Petersen National Party Liberals ALP David Combe Labor Combe Whitlam Fraser Greensborough Victoria Spis Chipp Democrats Toowong Bjelke-Petersen Jeff Wall Knox Canberra Times Pertymander Wall Joh Bjelke-Petersen Burns Berrymander Queensland Liberal Party

Government cuts push down interest rates and inflation hopes

Prime Minister Fraser signals early easing in borrowing costs as banks and savings institutions trim yields. Canberra reports show Savings Bonds at 9.25 percent after slides in Commonwealth Bonds, with economists predicting a stagnant economy through 1977 78 and inflation easing toward six to seven percent. The Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research foresees limited recovery unless policy becomes more expansionary, urging relaxed spending and indirect tax measures.

Fraser Camberra Commonwealth ALP Federal Labor Party Canberra Labor Treasury Hurford Onorest ASA Reserve Bank Ts Eal Savings Solielies Melbourne University Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research Lynch Swever Institute Ve Institute Nant Ie Institute I Matbute

Call for oxygen equipment after near drowning at Casuarina Sands

Nurse Mes Narelle Holt of Woden Valley Hospital rescued Luke Fachndrich from Casuarina Sands, reviving him with mouth to mouth resuscitation as his pulse stopped. She urges immediate installation of resuscitation gear, noting oxygen equipment could have saved him if present earlier.

Casuarina Sands Mes Narelle Halt

Public appeal after near-tragic incident at local hospital

Mrs Holt described Luke regaining consciousness only after ambulance arrival with oxygen. A large crowd gathered at Woden Valley Hospital last night. She urged readiness of resuscitation equipment and greater public awareness to protect children in emergencies.

Sust Luke Woden Valley Hospital Holt

Clue to gun robbery found in river near Yarra Bend

Police recovered empty cartons once holding pistols and revolvers from the 250 gun robbery at South Melbourne. The cartons were found in bags in the Yarra River near Yarra Bend golf course. Investigators believe the minority gang plans further robberies and crimes.

Melbourne Abbery South Melbourne Ant Yarra River Yarra Bend

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