Recovery Slowdowns Amid Australia's Economic Hurdles
Former Prime Minister Fraser warned of severe economic problems as inflation and unemployment rise. He cited a Treasury forecast lowering growth, a record budget deficit, and doubts about a rapid recovery under current Labor policies while urging policy reforms and investment to create jobs.
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Australia
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Jemshan
Treasury
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Frazer
Taion
Ager
Fraser
Jake
Mathews
Three-Car Crash Kills Man in Australian Corridor
A man was killed in a three-vehicle collision near Hind Marsh Drive and Dal Red Hill. Police withheld the victim’s name pending notification of relatives in Sydney. Investigators question a diver and two other drivers as they piece together the events of the fatal crash.
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Dal Red Hill
Sydney
Farley Paces in Late News Practice Run
In a late news update, Farley leads in a pacing drill as the HS team tightens its pace during a one day retry session.
Whitlam Budget Speech Reveals Little Says Hayden
In Melbourne observers noted no clear plan as Fraser’s economy speech yielded few firm figures. Hayden claims deficits rise if government slows wages and growth, while Mayden criticizes the Labor Government act as too timid. Whitlam contends budget policy not nationalistic, aims to address economic problems.
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Mayden
Mugen
Melbourne
Fraser
Whitlam
Tally
Ringwood
Labor
Volunteers flood ALP as Canberra offers surge of help
The Australian Labor Party reports about 400 volunteers in Canberra offered free assistance to its election campaign after a call published in The Canberra Times. Volunteers ranged from women in wheelchairs to a fireman, with many professionals offering time to help, while the Liberal Party claimed a similarly strong response in the ACT.
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Barton
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Flynn
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Politics as now played make efficient ORTS ee
Sir Henry Paul former Secretary of Defence delivered the Sir Robert Garran Memorial Oration to Australian Regional Groups. He argued that public service depends on political restraint and responsible government action. He warned that current politics threaten efficient administration and the quality of senior officials.
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Department of Defence
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Publicity and ministerial conduct in Australian governance
A historical critique discusses how politicians seek media visibility shaping public administration. It notes ministerial discord, cabinet dynamics, and the pressure to project competence, comparing systems and calling for accountable leadership in the public service.
Butter and Cheese Prices Rise Amid Trade Council Action
The Milhourne market reports higher butter and cheese prices as a tribunal decision prompts a price hike. Butter rises to 28 pounds per unit and cheese to 22 per pound, with speculation that costs will pass to consumers. The Avesta Dairy Industry Council and ten firms petitioned the tribunal, seeking approval for the increases.
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Milhourne
Trina Arantes
Avera Dairy Indisiey Council
Schools to be closed by rolling strikes
Four ACT schools face closure as ACT Commonwealth Teachers Federation plans rolling strikes over interim authority decisions. Relief teaching layoffs prompt call outs and redeployments while unions seek to pressure authorities ahead of the election amid budget limits and staffing concerns.
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ACT Commonwealth Teachers Federation
Keith Laws Jesus
Belconnenisk School
Westangera
Renulin
Pago
Inu Atalerment
Hal
Bowrdt
Eoutiam
Tes
Webutt
Soares
N Korea vote and caretaker breach questioned
Fragmentary text hints at a debate over a North Korea vote and caretaker breach. Mentions Canberra researchers and a Murray Valley inhabitant connected to an encephalitis case with deaths in 1974.
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Korea
Canberra
Herum
Murray Valley
Resources diplomacy and postwar foreign policy themes
Fragmentary OCR notes mention resources diplomacy as a tool used against Japan after World War I, with references to department activities and pages in a book form. All readable items are partial and disjointed, lacking clear dates or named entities.
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Department of Foreign
Japan
Peugeot 504 road test and new options on sale
Davis files a road test of the Peugeot 504 and details two fixed option models arriving this month labeled Woden Vacitioner and Toran G-Pack. Film review notes the Australian Scobie Malone mostly a travesty with critique attributed to Dougal Macdonald.
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Hhis
Holden
Scobie
Malone
Dougal Macdonald
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