VIP fleet mobilised for politicians travel
The RAAF VIP Squadron and Transport Department aircraft were ordered to shuttle politicians between their electorates and Canberra to align with Parliament start. Prime Minister Whitlam issued a directive last night due to the deadlock in the domestic airline pay dispute. A Transport Minister spokesman quoted Mr Jones on strikes with no new comment.
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Strikes Hit Domestic Airlines Across Australia Amid Dispute
Domestic airline workers walkout continues after government ordered wage talks to end. Pilots demand pay rises while carriers report heavy losses as services falter in Sydney Melbourne and Brisbane. Canberra officials warn of possible retrenchments if dispute drags on. Airlines resort to special services and ground transport grows busy.
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Mrs Clarke Faces Jury Over Husband Slaying
Late report states Mrs Clarke of Wivenhoe near Reidudal pleaded not guilty to murdering her husband James Allen Reidudal at Healdwood. Trial details and date未 provided in remaining text.
Man Killed in Crash Mr Charles John Row
A motor vehicle crash claimed the life of Mr Charles John Row according to police reports. Investigators described the incident as a fatal impact on a rural road with authorities probing factors surrounding the collision.
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Cairns Named Treasurer In Cabinet Shuffle
Prime Minister Whitlam announced a reshuffle with Treasurer Crean to become Overseas Trade Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Cairns to assume the role of Treasurer. The swap is set for the end of the current Parliament session, expected the second week in December. Whitlam spoke after meeting Governor-General Kerr and noted the move as necessary amid a broad political crisis.
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Speculation Over Crean Role Roils Whitlam Era Politics
A Melbourne press row over who leads Australia’s treasury stalls as Prime Minister Whitlam faces shifting loyalties. Rumors focus on Billy Crean and the cabinet reshuffle, with Cairns and Whitlam promising stability while Crean’s future appears unsettled amid continual questions from the opposition.
Low-cost housing plan tied to government action
National Capital Development Commission and Department of the Capital Territory back a 250 to 300 bed low cost housing centre beside Bega Flats in Reid. The plan followed a Trades and Labour Council meeting where a withdrawal of the council’s demolition ban on Re House units was contingent on clear government steps to provide cheap accommodation for low income groups including pensioners and apprentices. Delegates sought written ministerial confirmations before proceeding, with officials noting work could start soon and funding was available.
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Canberra Courtyard Housing Plan Aims For 1000 Units
The National Capital Development Commission seeks to provide 1,000 courtyard sites in Canberra over three years. It nears final design and policy decisions for courtyard housing, proposing a middle ground between detached homes and townhouses.
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Canberra
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Open government briefing showcases courtyard housing concept
Journalists gather around as an NCDC architect explains courtyard housing with diagrams and a Readers Digest Practical Guide to Home Landscaping. The session highlights landscaping as a vital feature and aims to promote open government in the capital.
Loafing in Public Service Spurs Inquiry In Melbourne
Testimony in Melbourne shows loafing more prevalent in the Public Service than private industry. G Loftus Hills, treasurer of the Victorian Australia Party, says morale is poor and permanency weakens staff drive. The commission hears broader calls for reform as the Good Neighbour Council notes language barriers and migrant liaison issues.
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Health funds rise sparks debate in ACT
Widespread talk in parliament surrounds a 40 percent increase for health funds while commentators urge caution. Analysts warn of budget strain as policymakers grapple with health system financing and potential reforms.
Inquiry on Royal Commission and government actions
Fragmented text outlines inquiry into royal commission progress and government measures. Mentions individuals Colin Hughes and Margaret Pride with unclear roles. Page reference and scattered phrases suggest a midsection report on state affairs without coherent details.
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Margaret Pride
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Misa Ree
Vacating Thy Royal Squary Yacht Squadron Challemee
A compact notice notes a yacht named Squadron facing a challenge for the America's Cup. The item appears in a classified ads section with reference to world news, courts, and finance. Details are limited due to the fragmentary OCR.
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