Fraser Announces Election Delay Despite Constitutional Practice
Fraser told reporters at a press conference that the decision to delay the Badges Billie election followed constitutional practice, claiming the opposition shadow cabinet unanimously supported the move. He refused to say whether he personally made the call, noting that journalists pressed him as the government faced questions and a likely resignation.
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Prem conference quotes oppose pension cuts and seek support
At his press event the premier vows to defend pension funds and city aid. He pledges to resist stamp reductions and calls for unity, stressing that vulnerable seniors rely on steady government support.
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We Will Not Be Panicked Says Government Message
Fragmented OCR text shows a political statement stressing calm and continued governance. Mentions ministers, parliamentary government, and ongoing actions as leaders respond to a nationwide situation. Contains garbled phrases and unclear sourcing.
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Australian Senate stalls Budget Bill over election call
Opposition forces delay Budget and two Appropriation Bills until government agrees to general election. By 29 to 28 the Senate amended the Loan Bill 1975 demanding submission to the people, claiming the Prime Minister and government lack trust. Fraser announces opposition will block finance. Whitlam defends governing with a House majority. Half-senate election possible when a Budget Bill is refused or by June 10 as Senate term ends.
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Share Surge Levels Off Share Surge Levels Off a-Pe
A market brief notes that share prices leveled off after an initial surge. Analysts cite mixed gains across sectors as investors await guidance from corporate reports and economic data.
Premiers argue over supply bill and parliamentary powers
NSW Premier Mie Lewis condemns actions amid calls for supply bill approval while Victoria and South Australia leaders react. A Canberra political clash draws in Liberal senators and state premiers as motions condemn the Opposition. Western Australia’s premier comments on recent events in Canberra.
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Turbulent Questioning as Senate Budget Sparks Debate
Though fragmented, the excerpt shows Senator Hall and colleagues clashing over the Budget. Opposition argues against immediate election calls, urging constitutional methods while defending parliamentary authority and accountability. The scene hints at broader tensions within the Liberal Movement and government strategy.
Hall Attacks Power Lust and Stupidity in Opposition
The Liberal Senator Hall denounces the opposition leader Fraser as pursuing power and stupidity. He criticizes the opposition’s stance on Bills, claiming it undermines principle and aids the Labor Party. He calls the path to the prime ministership “sleazy” and questions timing and judgment.
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State Governor backs poll moves in Brisbane
The governor linked to federal action and confidence in the premier, stating support for continued poll moves and stating belief in the integrity of the upcoming convention.
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Wades
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Alec ‘An
Call to Reinstate Brick Workers Sparks Assembly Debate
Fragmented report notes a call to reinstate brick workers amid a pending inquiry led by Commonwealth officials. Mentions sacked employees and political tension as government shifts loom.
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