Whitlam border issue sparks parliamentary clash
In Queensland Parliament on Tuesday Prime Minister Whitlam faced fierce debate as the opposition accused his government of double dealing and weakly handling the Australia New Guinea border question. Opposition leader Blehact Petersen claimed Whitlam canceled multiple promises while Defence Foreign Affairs and Trade ministers coordinated policy after a lengthy letter outlining ideas was circulated.
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New Games for Canberra youth weekend announced
Canberra residents are invited to Commonwealth Park on Sunday afternoon for New Games a concept from New Gamer. Events include foam diameter balls and noncompetitive play for all ages and skill levels with a Sunday spring tournament scheduled.
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Low loan interest rules overhauled by housing commission
The Housing loan scheme raised the weekly maximum income from 136 to 177 to qualify for lower interest rates. Applications above 177 would face higher rates, while those earning under 122 earned a 8 to 9 percent rate. The department plans a review of eligibility, with potential further changes tied to income bands and mortgage repayments. Officials note the move could delay relief if rates aren’t revised.
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P S Strike In Queensland and Public Service History
Fragmented report describes a strike in Queensland linked to the Public Service since 1925. It notes 13,000 people involved, a wage grant decision, and mentions state secretary Wallace and the Tinton administration in a terse, period voice.
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ACT milk supply system overhaul proposed by dairy board chair
Dairy board chair Gordon Walsh outlined a plan to shift the ACT milk supply system to new suppliers contracted through auctions. He said supply would depend on quotas and the market share of participants, with references to Murray Goulburn and Dairy Farmers. The plan aims to reduce reliance on existing producers and broaden supplier participation while maintaining price leverage. The proposal encountered questions about timing and impact on farmers.
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High Court To Rule On Senate Election Validity
The High Court will hand down a decision on the validity of the Senate election under the Nation of Terrien Act 171 and Representations Act 173. Three federated electors in Western Australia have challenged the election, with the case focusing on the Senate and related representations.
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Government inquiry calls overhaul of Public Service machinery
A Royal Commission paper urges sweeping changes to the Australian Public Service. It calls obsolete and uncoordinated machinery to be replaced by an Office of Policy Analysis and Administrative Management. The report criticizes the Public Service Board and Treasury and promotes productivity and efficiency measures.
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Public Service Reform Debate Echoes Across Canberra
A controversial exchange critiques Holby the Treanuy and the Public Service over management, secrecy, and centralisation. The Coombs Commission discussion papers and recommendations shape calls for reform, highlighting efficiency and accountability in the service and Treasury.
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All loan papers tabled says prime minister
A transcript-like report details Prime Minister Whitlam stating that all loan papers were tabled in Parliament and that communications between Minister Connor and money broker Tirath Khern Veni were examined. Whitlam confirms inquiries into whether direct links existed and if any messages breached protocol.
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Khemlani Visit to Ministers Denied
A government minister denied yesterday any knowledge of an intended trip to Australia by Mr Khemlani. The spokesman said no confirmation or plans existed and dismissed reports as unfounded. Names and details could not be verified from the fragmented source text.
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Tragic Fareade Jobs Highlight Year’s End
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