Cairns hints at farm relief amid phosphate debate
Reporters quote Cairns and Nav Hogan in a National Farm Report interview on October 9. Hogan mentions promises of action on superphosphate and farm subsidies, while Cairns defends policy and criticizes price rises. The dialogue ties to government plans and industry aid amid ongoing debates.
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Colour TV price rise across manufacturers after grant
Wide price increases loom for colour televisions as a government grant boosts producers. Wholesalers will push retail prices up to about 75 dollars, with most manufacturers affected. Big retailers plan price changes next week, while models from Philips and other brands show notable jumps from prior levels.
Government to grant one time capital payment to Thalidomide Trust
London reports that the third Government announced a one time capital payment of about 89 billion to the Thalidomide Trust to offset taxation effects. The move was described as a decisive action in the press by the affected group.
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Frisayvam
Only Woman Minister Dies in Kremlin History
Moscow reports the death of a pioneering female minister who joined the Communist Party in 1927, becoming the first woman to hold a senior government post. She served in Italy in 1857 and remained in ministerial positions until her death.
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South Africa pledges to curb race discrimination at UN
South Africa told the United Nations Security Council it would do all it can to end discrimination based on race and colour. Ambassador Botha said the country would move away from discriminatory laws and practices, while noting past policies were part of historical evolution. He urged orderly change and stressed that self determination for Namibia may come sooner than expected.
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Labor Caucus sets hard rules on motor vehicle industry aid
The Labor Caucus Economic and Trades Committee issued guidelines after meeting with ACTU President Hawke. The TAC recommendations include immediate abolition of the toll concept plan, reallocation of subsidies to tech driven design, and a transition period for affected firms in Athiey Wandonga and Lanpesston while expanding regional markets including Japan. The policy aims to boost business confidence with a stable planning framework and less government interference.
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Industry unions press for clearer policy at Prime Minister meeting
The committee and industry leaders, including Mr Ende and Mr Hawke, debated guidelines aimed at broad acceptance by industry, unions, consumers, and regional Australia. A TAC report proposed scrapping local content subsidies and adjusting tariffs for vehicles, while ministers signaled possible compromise.
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Walk Out Sparks Talk of Crean Replacement
Federal Treasurer Crean left a Melbourne press conference in anger amid rumors of his replacement. He insisted he remains treasurer today and will act in Parliament next week, as critics pointed to economic concerns and calls for new leadership.
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New foe ordered for war game and inflation hit
A Victorian CMF unit is ordered to participate in a large scale war game amid a backdrop of extreme inflation and rising unemployment. The exercise, labeled a joint Australian activity, features mock battles near Wodonga with captured soldiers and a prisoner cage. Authorities caution the scenario tests strain on government resources while political figures debate defense funding.
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Computer rent arrears issue disrupts housing program
A malfunction in a government housing rent reminder system caused arrears notices to lag since August. Officials say a software fault in the computer prompts has led to unissued notices totaling about 5200.00, with all known staff printouts eliminated and many accounts unchecked due to the school year program error.
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New plan for pre schools outlined in ACT reform drive
A garbled item describes a plan for preschool reforms in the ACT aiming to better use facilities and staff. It mentions officials and a process over the coming weeks to assess community needs and adjust programs. Page references and partial names are present but unclear.
Daylight Saving Change Across Australia’s Regions
The note states daylight saving ends on March in Queensland and the Northern Territory, with areas behind the rest of Australia when the change becomes official. It mentions watches set an hour ahead and a shift affecting time tomorrow from Zar to Jatt in a garbled way.
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