Trade Practices Bill to curb restraints on Australian commerce
The Senate considers a Trade Practices Bill that would outlaw contracts and conspiracies in restraint of trade and prohibit price maintenance and exclusive dealing. It would shift onus to corporations, raise penalties up to 250 000 dollars, and introduce consumer protection with oversight by the Commonwealth Industrial Court. The measure, alongside Industries Assistance Commission provisions, invites scrutiny for its broader government control over business.
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Papadopoulos puzzle as Greece awaits new Prime Minister
Greece faces a period of uncertainty as Spyros Larkezinis is poised to become prime minister amid rumors about Papadopoulos plans and a shadowy parliament. The resignation of Deputy Prime Minister Nicholas Makarezos heightens speculation on the regime’s direction and its impact on parliamentary democracy and rapid growth.
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Greece near future politics of Papadopoulos and Markezinis
The Financial Times analyzes the Cyprus crisis era regime shifts under President Papadopoulos and the possible rise of a Markezinis government. It weighs managed democracy versus new authoritarianism, economic restraint, and the fate of traditional parties in looming elections.
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Working mothers debate on child payments raised
A Canberra Times letter questions an editorial proposing weekly payments to mothers. The writer suggests instead parent or child based funding, arguing payments should follow the child to the parent or organization responsible for the child's welfare, especially when both parents work. Potential implications for independence and security are discussed.
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Self rule for ACT Sir in capital territory debate
A call for immediate self rule for the Australian Capital Territory urges a locally elected council with full legislative powers subject to parliamentary veto. Proposals include local revenue raising, a single federal department for territory legislation, and careful balance to keep federal oversight while avoiding unnecessary state creation, amid discussions in The Canberra Times.
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Governor General's Dinner Attended by 1973 National Team
A clipped record notes a reunion event for the governor-general’s men’s dinner in 1973. Attendees included members of the national team and officials, with details limited by the available readable text.
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Debates on child welfare wage vs per-child payments
Readers discuss who should receive child support payments and how to promote child development. Arguments cover societal responsibility for mothers and children, funding sources, and impacts on single parents, with letters referencing Canberra issues, education, hospitals, and public services.
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