March in Labor Women's Rally Draws Nearly 100
Nearly 100 women including children in strollers marched from the Civic Health Centre to Gareme Place in support of the Labor Party. Speakers condemned delays in childcare, health care, and women’s issues, urging quicker reform and political education progress since 1972.
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Anthony policy speech pledges farm aid and reform
Deputy Prime Minister Anthony outlines policy to aid farmers with a farm income reserve fund and stabilization measures for incomes amid inflation. He calls for IAC report review, Wheat industry support, and longer term finance strategies. Speech from Brisbane's Festival Hall broadcast nationally touches on taxation, government capacity, and constitutional issues involving the High Court and Governor-General.
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Whitlam Criticises Judge Over Prima Claim
Prime Minister Whitlam lashes out at a judge over the Prima matter, stating his critique of the ruling and its implications. The remarks signal tension between the government and the judiciary as the dispute unfolds.
Hayden attacks Fraser policy over budget failure in Canberra
Former Treasurer Hayden told a Canberra press conference that Fraser Administration failed to present an alternative 1975-76 budget, destroying any economic justification for rejecting the Budget in the Senate. He criticized wage indexation, the Prices Justification Tribunal abolition, and predicted ongoing deficit growth from public programs.
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Fraser dodges economy forecast remarks in Melbourne
Prime Minister Fraser refused to respond to Hayden's challenge and Whitlam's inflation forecast comments. He denied knowledge of a Treasury inflation projection of 10 to 12 percent and avoided questions on future predictions. Fraser held a press conference from his South Yarra home, aiming to promote a positive campaign tone while deflecting economy questions.
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Nominations Close for ACT House and Senate Seats
Nominations for the House of Representatives and the Senate close at noon tomorrow. Details of the nominations and ballot papers for ACT candidates will be provided by the Australian Electoral Office shortly afterwards.
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Rally at York Closes With Narrow Victory
Local report describes a tense rally at York with Makinen winning by a slim margin over Clark. Crowds roared as the Royal Automobile Club event continued into the afternoon, highlighting close racing and spirited competition.
Timor factions seek fixed date for talks with Portugal
Pro-Indonesian factions in Timor press Portugal for definite dates for negotiations. The report notes historical tensions surrounding the Whitlam era and the broader context of Timor’s struggle for autonomy amid regional influence and violence.
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Australian forecast tops OECD doubts on rate path
The OECD policy panel discussed Australia’s outlook and the Fraser range with Australian officials noting a 1.5 percent projection is not exciting while a 2 percent rise would be more serious. The committee may publish its assessment around December 15, per an Australian source.
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Portugal security force disbanded after clashes
Report says Portugal's security force was dissolved following a battle between competing factions within Copcon. High level figures discussed command control as loyalist forces attempted to seize leadership from the contested Copcon leadership. Military authorities moved to appoint interim management as tensions persisted.
Unclear fragmentary report on naval actions and ministerial note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions British warships and tech vessels with disputed operations. References a minister and retaliation context unclear. No coherent event or date present to confirm specifics or outcomes.
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Fraser campaign press conference signals resumed bid
Melbourne report says Mr Fraser will hold and resume his campaign with a press conference. The 36 hour pause in which policy speech delivery was delayed is described as a relief by supporters. Questioning focused on economy inflation and policy details as friction with reporters grew.
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Tribunal approves petrol price rise
Tribunal approves interim price increases for petrol at wholesale and retail levels. Notification issued outlining new tariffs and effective dates for the broader market.
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