PS Board post goes to PM's man
The article notes the Prime Minister will appoint Mr John Taylor as the Public Service Board’s third Commissioner. Mr Taylor, aged 40, is presently first assistant TM secretary in the Prime Minister's Department. Also mentioned is Mr R. J Young, long-time first position commissioner.
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John Taylor
The
Public Service Board
Nordeck
Tift Board
Preme
Ak! A. Frome Riminer
Moar
Tassore
Chinning
Tat
R. J Young
Denny
Wie
Canberra
Department ‘of Mineraly and Energs
Lenon Mewits
Tewit
Post box bombs injure 20 in London amid attacks
London reports say three bombs shattered post boxes during peak hour, wounding about 20 people in an apparent protest by Trish guerrilla unit against government policy. Earlier blasts in Birmingham killed 19 and injured 14, prompting Conservative MPs to seek harsher penalties.
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London
Tuenay
Reuter
Plaka
Ality
Birmingham
Garden party invitation at Parliament lawns sparks debate
An account of a garden party hosted by MPs with an Aboriginal tent on Parliament grounds describes grub served including unfamiliar dishes. Journalists present were invited and faced moral questions as Perkins and others were noted for hosting and defending the event amid claims of bias.
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Spm
Walchetty
Whimper
Billy
Hons
Awan Foxlay
Perkins
Peter Marvey
Macquarie National News
Charles Perkins
Department of Aboriginal Affairs
Chris Mullard
Australia
Aboriginal “Mission
Parliament House
Energy authority planned to secure ACT fuel supplies
The ACT government plans an ACT Energy Control Authority to ensure fuel stocks meet demand at all times. It will study a possible ACT Balk five storage depot and recall procedures, with aims to own and operate outlets and exercise emergency powers. The move follows past fuel shortages and seeks Canberra self reliance in energy.
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Bryant
ACT Energy Contral Authority
Alten Rity
ACT
Queanbeyan
Evtide Act Legislaive
ACT Energy
Greater power sought for NT Assembly
The Joint Committee on constitutional developments urged transferring executive responsibilities to the Northern Territory Legislative Assembly as soon as possible. Major functions such as mining education health and courts should move first while the Governor General would retain overriding regulatory power. Funds and practical steps were outlined to ensure administrative coordination with Australian Government ministers.
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Northern Territory
Territory
James
Lab
Nsw
Legislative Assembly
Roural Tang
Supreme Court
Legislative “Assembly
Austallan
James Dit
Teron
Parliament Debate Ends Early Amid Censure Defeat
The House rejected an opposition motion by a narrow margin after only three speakers had addressed the chamber. Opposition leader Mr Spedden gave notice of another motion aimed at forcing the Prime Minister Witt to resign. The debate was cut short after about half an hour with two opposition speakers remaining.
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House of Represen Latives
Spedden
Nancy
Witt Lome
Ansett in High Court move tests fare cuts and strikes
In Melbourne the High Court will test the Government order to cut fares by 1.5 percent for Ansett and TAA as the dispute between the airlines, the AFAP and the Government continues. Ansett announced fare reductions to match TAA, while pilots engaged in arbitration battles and a tribunal delayed until noon today. Sir Reginald Ansett defended the action as political and industrial blackmail, noting a surge in bookings as sympathy and backlog pressures rise.
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Ansett
TAA
High Court
Ansett Airlines
Transport
Jones
Ansett Transport Industries
Reginald Ansett
Mel= howe
Attration
Federation of Air Pilots
Reginald
Tones
Elim
Melbourne
Justice Coldham
AFAP
Justice Colds
Advocme
Federation
B. J. Croft
Ansett Res
Federation Wold
Ibunal
Harry
Ane Sett
Ansett “Transport Industries
Mid East Crisis Threatens Open Warfare
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered references to the Middle East and threats of open warfare. Mentions include a river ket and names that appear garbled. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations are readable to confirm specifics.
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Middle East
Thresten
Frank
Parliament plans three month ACT session and lottery move
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a proposed three month ACT session in Parliament with reference to courts and law. The item mentions entertainment pages and a lottery move, with scattered page references for World News and Parliament content. The readable fragments suggest a government focus on legislative timing and a lottery issue.
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Worl News
Camien
Whitlam Creates Economy Advisory Group
Mr Whitlam convened a first of a series of regular meetings with four senior ministers and four permanent heads of departments to keep him informed on the economy. The group aims to ensure Treasury and Reserve Bank information remains comprehensive. Continued on Page 3.
Downpour Floods Parliament House in Heavy Rainstorm
A major downpour flooded Parliament House and adjacent offices yesterday afternoon. Water entered through openings causing damage to desks and floors while staff moved bins and worked to contain leaks. The Bureau of Meteorology reported brief heavy rain with high humidity and mild winds, and the NRMA assisted stranded motorists as the city returned to normal after the storm.
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Parliament
Amul
Fairbairm
Costly European tour eyed for Prime Minister Whitlam
The forthcoming Europa tour by Prime Minister Whitlam is projected to cost over 500000, largely from chartering a Boeing WS/32 airliner for 34 days. The plan includes numerous stops from Canberra to London and Dublin with 40 accompanying officials and family members, despite concerns over lengthy idle periods in London and extra deployment costs.
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Europa
Whitlam
Qaatar
Iig
Ircraft
Australia
Boeing
Winy
Ney
Canberra
Darwin
Coscombe
Bahrain
Bristely
Tondon
Dublin
Amt Buch
Catania i
Australia aims for Papua New Guinea independence by June
A Canberra report notes that the Australian government states Papua New Guinea can gain independence by June. The minister responsible for Papua New Guinea expresses belief independence is attainable within the planned timeline, with official discussions continuing to support the process.
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Australan
United Nationa Snd
Papua
New Citvines
Australia
Canberra
Papsia Newinne A
Mors Lunderstoowl
Lottead
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Tunis
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A Jones
Japan
Mr Tanah, Ae
Mid-East
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Pokies
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Mony
Treasury
Ret Bank
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Queensland
Verve
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Uren
Meteorology
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RMA
NRMA
Act Pote
Bureau of Meteorolopy Lorecauty
By Frank Cranston
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Ahtel
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