Australian scientists invited on joint Russian oceanographic voyage
An Australian scientist, Mr James of Lab NSW, said Australia has received an invitation from Russia for a joint oceanographic expedition. He noted the Australian government must decide to accept. The invitation reportedly came via the Russian ambassador in Australia at a recent function. The aim is to advance studies of fisheries resources around Australia.
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Australia
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Alice Springs Hospital
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Australian Aboriginal Congress
Blunder over economic policies sparks parliamentary debate
The Opposition accuses the government of blundering past ten months in economic policy. Murford Wah of SA cites Treasury concerns while in Parliament the Treasurer Lynch defends measures, arguing the policy pace is essential for recovery. Critics highlight uncertain unemployment trends and mixed consumer indicators.
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Talks on Copyright Law Fail to Reach Teachers Unions
A government reply states no talks occurred with teachers unions in the Territories about copyright infringements by teachers. Ministerial officials cite no formal instructions and say the department handles copyright compliance, while noting no action by ACT NT authorities amid a parliamentary report on home ownership grants and recognition of lending issues in 1974 75.
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Territories
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ACT
Equipment Auction Reveals Lab Gear Valued at $5,500
In Parliament the Opposition quoted that the film processing labs of Film Australia were auctioned on October 7 under the Department of Administrative Services. The sale fetched around 48.800, while a broader catalogue suggested a total estimate of 20,000. Senator Withers’s spokesman said the lot was sold as a single unit, not piece by piece.
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Ceilings not to affect Aboriginal services in health
The Prime Minister Fraser said ceilings on over the counter services for Aborigines would not prejudice health services, replying to Opposition leader Whitlam. Health Minister Hunt echoed, praising Professor Hollows on health and living conditions while stressing first class hospital facilities and community needs for Aboriginal health.
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