Paucity of action on jobless youth sparks parliament debate
An urgency debate in Parliament criticized government inaction on youth unemployment. Oppos tion spokesman Willis cited rising teen joblessness and urged schemes such as RED or temporary programs modeled after the United States and New Zealand. Ministers argued for longer term measures, while the opposition pressed for immediate employment relief.
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Political controversy over prizes in Fiji fund-raiser
Opposition transport spokesman Mr Mains alleged Qantas offered a free mp from Fair London as a prize for a Fiji political party fundraiser. Ministers denied clear evidence, with inquiries planned into the accusations and a broader debate on political influence in policy and aid programs.
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PM questions Timor visit as sell-out
The Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Mr Uren, challenged Prime Minister Fraser over his planned visit to Indonesia and whether recognizing East Timor would amount to selling out. Fraser replied with a rebuke, noting Uren should mind his own business, while recalling wartime loyalties and the complex stance of Australian policy on Timor dating back to the Whitlam era.
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Aboriginal Punishments Approved by Government Statement
The Minister for Social Security Senator Gail Boyle said the government supports measures used by Aboriginal elders to punish petrol-smuggling youths. She noted the act involved youths at outlying communities and encouraged certain community led penalties as part of broader programs including sport, recreation, counselling, and other services to address deprivation and possession issues.
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Beer-price conflict at bar of the House
Victorian debate over a bill and a federal acts clash on minimum beer prices. Alloiney General Mr Thott noted possible inconsistency with Trade Practices Act and Price Justification Act. Leader of the Opposition, Wirth, said the issue is complex and debated lightly at parliamentary bars.
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