ALP Federal executive study blames rate rises for Parramatta by election loss
Labor suffered a substantial vote drop in the Parramatta by election chiefly due to increased interest rate charges, not Galston Airport decisions. David Combe, ALP federal secretary, argues polls and timing of savings announcements support this, with the earnings referendum debate and internal party splits adding to tensions as the executive meets in Adelaide.
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Combs
Comig
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Miamie
W. Hartley
Repatriation of POWs Moves Forward in Indo Pakistan Talks
In New Delhi on Thursday journalists reported the second phase of prisoner repatriation. AAP-Int outlets said Indian and Pakistani authorities exchanged prisoners of war and civilians, advancing a key step in the Indo Pakistan agreement.
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Plan for national headquarters for Labor Party approved
The proposal to establish the Australian Labor Party national headquarters in Canberra was approved. private developers would build a four storey office block at Macquarie Street and Brisbane Avenue Barton opposite the Liberal Party headquarters. The plan aims to finance the project without relying on capital from allied groups.
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Singapore Leader Backs Multinationals Amid Southeast Asia Debate
Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew expressed full support for multinational companies and argued their global role could aid Southeast Asia over the next 30 years. He warned against nationalism that could hurt regional stability and noted potential effects on markets in Australia and Britain.
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Fishermen seek open access to water and land rights
The Monire Acclimatisation Society official Barry Seedsman urged showing more chances for anglers to submit to the National Estate Task Force in Canberra. He warned that drying freshwater stocks and shrinking waters threaten public fishing, as private waterfront land sub divisions increase and access narrows.
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National Estate
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Whitlam Offers Mediation In NSW Power Dispute
The Prime Minister Mr Whitlam intervened in the NSW power dispute offering to mediate between the State Labour Council and the NSW Government. He telegrammed both parties noting federal jurisdiction limits and proposing a Federal arbitrator to preside or act as intermediary during the strike affecting Sydney Airport radio technicians and the related job losses.
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Power strike ends in Australia after 48 million parcels delay
In Sydney the prolonged power outage affecting Postal Xchange workers delayed 48 million letters and parcels. Officials warned of unemployment and industry layoffs as power cuts cut 15 to 20 percent of normal output. Opposition spokesmen criticized the government for not acting to resolve the dispute.
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Talks end in failure in aviation dispute at Sydney
Talks on the aviation dispute in Sydney broke down after more than five hours. Union officers claim salary increases are needed while the stoppage continues. Airline operations started to adapt with ferried pay and special services to meet demand as the crisis spreads to Melbourne and beyond.
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Unprecedented move as Whitlam seeks NSW power dispute solution
Prime Minister Whitlam proposes a negotiated settlement to the New South Wales power dispute inviting the State Labour Council and Premier Roche to a conference with a presidential commission or independent arbiter. The NSW Labour Council accepts the offer and plans a 10.30am meeting at Sydney Trades Hall to discuss the PMs plan. Sir Robert Askin criticizes the proposal as unsuitable given local conditions and jurisdiction concerns. The talk also touches on rationing power if demand cannot be met despite measures.
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Mail bans lifted in Sydney mail service backlog easing
Sydney news reports that mail bans are lifted and about 2,500 mail officers resume work at the Sydney office to clear the backlog. Albany officials note the delay may take up to a fortnight as Postmaster and APWU state secretary D Rochfort confirm workers return under orders.
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Friday Book Review Notes Mixed Parata Content
A brief book review item notes Friday coverage with Parata and Australian titles. It mentions Pekar and Talon, Easter, Pemrel, and Pog in a compact, period voice. The readable text is fragmentary but identifies a literary items roundup and reviewer focus.
New Zealand Announces 15 Million Aid Deal With PNG
In Port Moresby on Thursday, AAP reports New Zealand unveiled about NZD 15 million in aid for Papua New Guinea over three years. The program aims to boost self reliance with village work training and community development by funding technical assistance and short training courses.
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Zealand
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Somare
Call to revise policy on houses
Fragmentary article notes a policy revision on housing and mentions a Nixon trip and police context. It also references a national election, an Aboriginal committee, and government interest rates. The readable text lacks complete details but indicates pages 1 5 9 and jocké News style coverage.
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