Minister defends embassy move amid Saigon site questions
In a Senate session Senator Wright and Minister for Foreign Affairs defended the proposed embassy relocation. The debate centered on a partially finished abandoned hotel site near Saigon, bought at no penalty, and its suitability amid safety concerns from the LF. A visit to Saigon was cited as part of the discussion, with implications the project could be completed or halted by central government decisions.
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Wool plan to pay deficiency on wool exports debated
The Minister for Industry, Mr Sinclair, introduced legislation in Parliament to end the wool subsidy scheme and replace it with deficiency payments. He argued the plan would protect agents and lenders while supporting rural communities dependent on wool. Debate adjourned with calls to keep policy active amid industry probes and emergency insurance demands.
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Prime Minister McMahon and ministers speak on welfare and environment
In replies during a House of Representatives session ministers addressed nursing home funding hospital care for pensioners and environmental land issues. The Prime Minister sought data on national film and television establishment while ministers Fraser and Howson defended or challenged reports and actions.
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Price rises blamed on government policy and unions
Opposition leader Whitlam accuses the government of condoning price rises in areas under its control and of coercing unions with unemployment threats. He criticizes Treasury estimates on spending and inflation, argues that economic mismanagement began under the Liberal government, and denounces attempts to curb demand with budget restraints while preserving jobs.
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Senator seeks investigation into broadcasting monopoly claims
A NSW Labor senator urged rapid inquiry into allegations that The Herald and Weekly Times group violates the Broadcasting and Television Act by owning four capital city stations. He pressed the Attorney General to review the joint station owner RC Packer's statements and report to the Senate before estimates debates. Senator Greenwood deflected, urging the question on the floor.
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Gains tax inquiry sought for Australia debate
Birraugnes nib, NSW, a former Attorney General, was summoned in the House of Representatives yesterday to pursue an inquiry into arguments for and against introducing a capital gains tax in Australia.
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Independent inquiry into Australian repatriation system named judge
The Government has appointed Mr Justice Oane of the NSW Supreme Court to conduct an independent inquiry into the Australian repatriation system. Announcement to the House yesterday said the inquiry will cover service in wars, compensation, incapacity or death, and service pensions. Interested individuals and organizations will be invited to submit evidence. inquiry to begin as soon as Mr Justice Tore is relieved of current duties.
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Librarian Thwaites’ ASIO Service Highlights Career
Sir William described Mr Thwaites as a long serving librarian with ASIO from 1930 to 1971 and noted a prior Oxford and Royal Navy background. He acknowledged undisclosed confidences while addressing a point of order from Mr Sherry.
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Keith Harris and Co Ltd Faces Earnings Drop Amid Costs Cuts
Costs cut earnings at Keith Harris and Co Ltd a fruit and flavour producer. Revenue fell from 469 024 to 409 124 in the year to June 11 30 with depreciation and tax charges. dividend total 9 1 20 per cent with a final 10 per cent paid to shareholders. The subsidiary Wright Heaton Stores Ltd returned a loss of 1 788 for the year as the rural economy stirs weak demand.
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Estates Property Invest ment earns higher year net profit
The report shows Estates Property Investment Ltd posting a much higher net profit for the year ended June 1, with earnings exceeding $173,819 from the previous year. The firm plans a dividend of 1 cent per share plus a 0.5 percent special bonus, while November 25 notes consolidate net profit for John Megaher Holdin. After a fall the company reduced its profits drastically to 124 per cent, with a final interest distribution slated for November 10.
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Criticism of Tariff Board Sparks Partisan Debate
A strong critique of the Tariff Board by Mr JR Murray, a longtime board member until retirement, features in the latest Australian Industries Development Association publication. The piece argues the board’s use of temporary measures risks undermining confidential handling and trust, urging government review and structural changes to curb executive influence.
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Economist Criticizes Australia's Policy Gaps in Industry
Eminent economist Harold F. Bell criticizes the Australian government for lacking a cohesive policy toward engineering and industry. He warns that reliance on outdated statistics and weak communication between government and business hinders economic progress and questions the value of annual economic reviews.
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Australian Motor Industries Chief Foresees Stable Costs
Aus tralian Motor Industries Ltd chairman S. W. Byrne tells shareholders at the annual meeting on October 26 that costs remain high but near four year levels due to government limits. He notes production constraints hinder Toyota assembly and cites plans for a new Calica four passenger hardtop model within the next year, hoping pricing remains within average buyer reach despite market pressures.
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BHP plans $3,500 million expansion through 1980
The Broken Hill Proprietary Co Ltd outlined expansion moves for the current decade, aiming to spend about 3.5 billion dollars to produce 12 million tons of steel in 1940, up from around 7 million now. Executive McNeill discussed market position and potential retro alloy additions at Bell Bay while addressing competition and monopoly concerns.
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