Colour TV policy debate under way in Australia
Deputy Prime Minister Anthony told Brisbane reporters the government will not force high prices for colour television sets and will not bypass the Tariff Board yet. He called for a balanced approach that protects Australian consumers while allowing local industry to participate, stressing careful examination of all factors before a policy decision.
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Anthony
Tariff Board
Brisbane
Canberra
Che
Maoris to join NZ Labour ministry in third government
Wellington AAP Reuters reports Labour Party caucus elected 18 men and one Maori woman to join Prime Minister-elect Kirk in the ministry. Deputy PM will be Hugh Waser. other ministers include Sir Basil Arthur Phil Amos Fraser Colman and Roger Douglas. Maori members Matu Rath and Heto Tirikatene Sullivan, daughter of Sir Eruera, are named. The governor general will announce the line-up by December 8.
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Wellington
AAP
Reuter
New Zealand
Labour Party
Kirk
Labour
Hugh Waser
Heto Tirikatene-Sullivan
Ister
Eruera Tirikatene
Matu Rath
Basil Arthur
Philp Amos
Fraser Colman
Michael Connelly
Roger Douglas
Arthur Faulkner
Martyn Finlay
Mer Walliam Fraser
Mir Warren Freer
Norman King
Thomas McGilligan
Henry Min
Colin Moule
Wyliam Rowling
Robers Vicard
Joseph Wileding
Auchiung
Kawi
Beneral
Dennis Blundell
Staines Whitehead
Trade Unin
Ronald
NSW buildings to be preserved in Sydney
The NSW Government, via the public buildings advisory committee led by Sir Robert Askin, will preserve 25 Sydney sites and two bridges of historical or architectural importance. The list includes Parliament House, Government House, the observatory, the Conservatorium, NSW Library, Art Gallery, Mint, Hyde Park Barracks, and Fort Denison among others.
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Sydney
Nsw
Public Buildings Advisory
Robert Askin
State Parliament House
Government House
Observatory
Conservatorium of Music
NSW Library
Art Gallery
Robert
Mint
Hyde Park Barracks
Old Treasury
Premier's Office
Lands Department
Australian Museum
Fort Street School
East Sydney
New Woden to Belconnen Bus Service and Timetable Changes
Canberra announces a revised bus timetable from Monday introducing a Woden Interchange to Belconnen route every four minutes. Travel times shrink on Higpins and Cry routes, with new set-down and pick-up points around London Circuit and notices posted at MEC and Electricity House stops. Fares rise modestly for Civic-bound trips from Torrens Lyons Chifley and Pearce, monthly passes unchanged at 48.
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Higpins
Cry
Canberra
Woden
New Times
Lion
Department of the Intenor
Kineston
Ascmd
London
MEC
Eleectri
City House
Civic
Torrens
Lyons, Pearce
Chil
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Manuka
Woden Plaza
Ust Ryt
Boya
Baby Joy Co’ Feads
Nets
Marvey
Selrhone Meney
Poscen
Ies
Jas
TOYOTA/CAPRI
McMahon
National Press Club
National Circuit
Macquarie Hostel
Mix Hawkins
NZ Ministry
Belconnen
Lyons
Chifley
Pearce
Farrer
Mawson
Buffy
Holder
River
Fisher
Weston
Waramanga
Grant
Conroy
Askold
Swinger Hill
Department of the Interior
David Parsons
Parsons
Cobbato
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