No new health plan proposed for universal system
The Minister for Social Security, Mr Hayden, told the House yesterday that upgrading public hospitals via Commonwealth funds to States as a free service without means testing was an alternative to the Government’s health proposals. He said no such alternative would be pursued and the Government would press universal health insurance supporting both private and public hospital and medical services.
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House of Representatives
Hayden
Chipp
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Melbourne Sun
Horrified Reaction to Caravan Suggestion at Parliament
In the Senate Senator Murphy expressed horror at a proposal to turn the areas around Parliament House into a caravan park. He cited a previous remark by the Attorney-General about examining the legal position if the Aboriginal tent embassy remained on the lawns. The debate touched on aesthetic standing and potential placement of caravans near the precinct.
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Murphy
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Lib
Qld
Senator calls Blue Poles painting shicker art in Senate
Senator Wood of Liberal Queensland labeled the Jack Pollock work Blue Poles as shicker art and questioned its display in a National Gallery section. He suggested replacing the Prime Minister and Gallery director over the purchase, while Attorney General Murphy defended judging art by merit, citing artists’ drinking in history.
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Wood
Lib
Qld
Senate
Jack Pollock
Australia
Shicker
National Gallery
Ainlings
Pollock
Murphy
Australian ad agency shot through as multinational claim
In parliament yesterday Libs member Wentworth questioned if the advertiser agency tied to the ALP is a 10 percent New York owned multinational. Daly replied the firm is Australian, later saying it was taken over by a multinational under a government in which Wentworth serves. He claimed the multinational differs from donors to Liberal funds and asserted the Liberal side pays them.
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Hansen Runensohn - McCan Erckson
New York
Daly
Amet
Wentworth
Liberal Party
Crazy effects spark cross party calls in parliament
A NSW minister urged national parliament control over consumer problems calling for central power in the House of Representatives. Media minister McClelland said no agreement existed between Channel Nine and Channel Seven to send teams to cover the Prime Minister’s Asia visit. Senator Poyser questioned network licence use for politics. O’Keefe asked if pensions would be helped against rising phone rents. Bowen deferred to the social security minister. Bryant said he would probe why 60 to 65 ex-servicemen are barred from repatriation homes. Murphy pledged to examine complaints about Phoenix Insurance delays.
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House of Representatives
Mulder
Lab
Nsw
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Senate
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Channel Seven
Japan
China
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Vic
O'Keefe
Bowen
Bryant
Bouchier
Lib. Vic
Murphy
Mulvihill
Phoenix Insurance Company
Immigra tion Minister hints at migrant orientation centre
The Minister for Immigration Mr Grassly told Dr Jenks in parliament he wants a Commonwealth hostel set aside as an orientation centre for migrants. He said hostel accommodation could be declared surplus if unused and put to optimum use, and pledged arbitration findings be published in workers’ languages.
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