Sunday trading discussed by hotel association leaders
The Australasian Hotels Association considered Sunday trading in Australia, with SSW branch president Ho Melnerney and ACT branch officials meeting Interior Department representatives to address possible issues and ensure a smooth rollout.
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Whitlam declines abortion reform debate
The Opposition Leader Whitlam rejects a public debate challenge on abortion policy after an Adel reader in pathology Dr F G Cleary accused him of backing abortion on demand. Whitlam states Labor has no policy on abortion and that any debate would center on his personal views. He notes potential parliamentary actions in the two mainland territories and says debate would only reflect his individual stance.
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Catholic Weekly Criticizes ALP Abortion Policy
The Catholic Weekly in Sydney on Wednesday denounced the ALP policy as potentially far reaching for farms and Australian well being. It condemned free family planning advice including contraception on request and free contraceptives under pharmaceutical benefits, noting implications of abortion laws and federal territory reach.
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