Aboriginal leaders anger over Ranger mine talks
In Darwin and Canberra anger grows among 33 traditional Aboriginal landowners of the Alligator River region and council officials over Ranger uranium mining. They criticize the timing and scope of consultations with Ranger joint venturers Peko-E and government bodies, warning of breaches of environmental and land rights agreements and warning that no formal meeting will occur until the wet season begins.
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Northern Lands Commi
Galuvrwuy Yuoupingu
Canberra Times
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Ranger
Fraser
Peko-E
Atomic Energy Commission
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Department of National Resources
Don Gates
Justice Fox
Yunupingu
Northern Land Council
Stuart McGill
Departments of National Resources and Northern Territory
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Uren
Jimister
Priser
Ringer Uranium Environmental Inquiry
Doctors Fees Rise and Interfund Contributions Up Health Care
Parliament heard that doctors fees will rise by 7.3 percent from January with higher interfund contribution rates. Pathology charges face large increases. general practitioner consultations could jump to 8.90, with medical benefit repayments rising accordingly. The inquiry led by Mr Justice Hideke and involvement from the Australian Medical Association guided the changes.
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Justice Hideke
Conciliation and Arbitration
Australian Medical Association
Health Department
AMA
Iquiry
Full Bench Hearing In Melbourne Over Power Strike
The Victorian Government delayed a total state of emergency as a Full Bench of the Arbitration Commission prepares to hear the power strike dispute. Chief Justice Ludeke Deputy President Dr J Fisante and Commissioner A R Yost will hear the case at 9:30. About 850,000 Victorians are without power with 3,000 more down daily. Premier Hammer and Prime Minister Fraser discuss federal action while the union and state seek a quick resolution. The government backs the Victorian State Electricity Commission at the Full Bench hearing.
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Toda
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J. Fisante
A. R. Yost
Poace-Union
ASP Aewa Hy
Finany Nash
Shayne
Canberra
Street
State Electricity Comision
Royal Commission to head national drug inquiry in Australia
Prime Minister Fraser told Parliament a national Royal Commission will begin hearings on illegal drug use. Justice Williams will head identical inquiries under state law with South Australia and NSW joining. Fraser aims to avoid overlap among commissions and may expand terms to cover criminal conduct, treatment, and trafficking costs.
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Queensland Supreme Court
Australia
Fraser
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Nsw
Williams
South Australi
Varius
Sondy
Wout
Fudersil Assistance Toy & Nsw
Griffith
Don Mckay
Mit Opr Legal
Lea
Bowen
House
Commission
Drug Inquiry History Through 1970s Royal Commissions
A summary of inquiries and proposals on drug use and trafficking from 1970 to 1977. It notes Senate, state, and royal commissions in Australia and Britain, with key figures like Professor Sackville and Mr Justice Woodward, plus calls to extend terms of reference and federal-state cooperation.
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Briain
South Australia
Fraser
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Nsw
Masional Royal Somnsoion
Hunstan
Ptrofessor
R. Sackville
Wran
Justice Woodward
Teasers
Medustie Eos
Williams
Commonwealth
Allomey-General
Dursch
Georges
Senate Select
Royal Commission
Dayan agrees to US plan for reconvened Middle East talks
Israeli Foreign Minister Dayan said after six hours of talks with President Carter and Secretary Vance that he had reached an agreement with the United States on procedures for a Geneva conference. He asked Israel's government to approve the proposals, with Vance to present them to Arab states. Egypt reportedly signalled acceptance. Dayan reaffirmed Israel’s stance on negotiations with the Palestine Liberation Organisation and discussed Palestinian representation at the conference. A separate police report noted a murder investigation in Melbourne with a suspect description and ongoing interviews.
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AAP Reuter
Dayan
Geneva
Carter
Vance
Hdill
Cieneva
Egypt
Fahmi
Bayan
Palestine |Beration Organisation
Uths
Melbourne
Grett Penncoss
Gowrie Paynte
Am Act
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