First ACT Assembly session devolves into tense debate
The ACT Legislative Assembly began with a formal session that quickly became a full parliamentary debate. Key figures included Tim Pend as President and Gordon Walsh as Chairman of Committees, with Minister Bryant calling the gathering historic and provisional standing orders adopted. A petition from Maryme nd residents about a psychiatric hostel sparked calls for a special committee to assess the project, while suspension of standing orders was approved without objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACT Legislative Assembly
Advisory Council
Tim Pend
Labor Tem
Gordon Walsh
Umbr
I Saumilers
Bead
Opening of ACT Legislative Assembly session draws full house
The first session opening of the ACT Legislative Assembly drew standing room crowds as 103,000 citizens voted in, with media coverage and gubernatorial formalities amid a crowded chamber. Officials announced the assembly’s business, and ministers outlined the agenda while marches and ceremonial routines played out in the wood scented chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yes
Tor
Minstermognaun
Sim Dsc
Bos
Denis Tr
Debates Over Motion Ended With Division In Assembly
The Assembly debated a motion with Mr Peal opposing the motion and Mr riser defending it. A division was called, showing ayes and noes, and it was decided 11-6 that the debate should not be adjourned. Dr Hughes moved for a select committee, and Mrs Kelly and others argued for or against the committee, with the discussion continuing into the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peal
Riser
Are
Fraser
Harold Hire
Frase
DF Hughes
Couneil
Ayore Ike A
Buezer
Tayant
Wae
Hughes Usin
Traser Figain
Mane Ral
Fricer Ald
Hughes
Prigee
Pend
Rosin Kelly
Cate
Mselect Comics
Ho Abieetori
Minister cites 1931 patience in ACT self government bid
The ACT Legislative Assembly heard that Home Affairs Minister Mir Binkely asked the ACT Advisory Council in 1931 to be patient about granting self government. A few minutes later NE departed from the planned remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Territory
Mr Bryant
ACT Legislative Assembly
Mir Binkely
ACT
Cowmcil
Damaged liner lags in late news from Cherbourg
A mangled early report from Cherbourg describes a vessel collision near the waterline and a parliamentary committee discussion on transferring powers. The text notes government deliberations and the need for patience as writers circulate copies of the day’s briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherbourg
Whire
Port Colossials
Tower height dispute over Supe Monany Centre project
In a confusion of figures the Centre point tower height is contested. Original plans from 1968 show a height around 260 meters with a marker revised by Sirxi sending ten months more than previously shown, leading to a dispute over final specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vney
Sirxi
Cabinet Rejects Opposition to PS Wage Rise Plan
The Cabinet backed extending wage rises for Public Service workers amid union pressure. Minister Cameron pressed for government intervention before the Public Service Arbitrator to oppose the application, seeking a 30 durcen rise for fourth‑division staff who had an interim raise. The decision, urged by Whitlam and supported by several ministers, aims to head off further wage claims and satisfies public service unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Whitlam
Publi Service
Taylor
Juin
Iblic Seevantis
Grahis
Leleprchter
II Me Careron
Curther Newass
Arbitration Commission
Eph
Heweuntier Militon
Quidersiqud
Cubinashat
Public Service
Arbiumion
Lilet
Cebine
Witch Leyland
Iraj Feuer
Jamie
Ron
Me Uren
Ime
Send
Uren
Leylun
Quade
Estend
Donths
Ucunieim
Schleces
Ain Energy
Wy Connor
Premier seeks aid for builder and projects
Premier appeals for federal assistance for a builder program listing 56 projects. The report notes government involvement and related domestic policy aims with reference to financial support and regulatory details.
No change in work figures says Prime Minister Whitlam
Prime Minister Whitlam spoke about the economy warning there would be no significant improvement in wage levels next quarter. He emphasized continued attention to inflation, noting the government faces a difficult period with limited scope for urgent measures and ongoing arbitration discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitlam
Speikine
Whitlan
Humumvey-Farch
Miho
Intistal
Creage
Sid
Meeting of States unlikely in Adelaide convention
The Australian Con stitation Convention planned for Adelaide next week will likely be abandoned after unresolved disputes over delegate composition and Senate seating. Prime Minister Whitlam and South Australian officials cited lack of agreement and possible delays beyond the election, with hopes for a reply from Mr Whitlam tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Whitlam
Iris
Anor
ey-Cenell
Adelaide Vision
Commonwealth
Senate
Queenston
Thie Ves Peterson
Hostages Free as Convicts Release More Demands
In The Hague a Palestinian injavker and three convict hosts released two more hostages, now totalling 17, including a 40 year old woman and a 16 year old. Officials said threats to harm the captives eased after the release, with a Palestinian diplomat noted as present earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Reuter
Anon Akad Nuri
Asl
Scheveningen Jil
Buch
Nir de Guay
Tesh
Nira
Fiat
Sami Hoesvia
Tonkin
Nutt
Dilla Airways
Amsterdam
Chicpel
Belmet
Miss Doyle Crowned Miss Australia in 1975 Pageant
Sydney teacher Miss Karty Doyle, educator at Sata Sabina Private Girls School, wins the 1975 Miss Australia title. She holds a Bachelor of Science and a Diploma of Education, marking a notable achievement for the local educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helhouko
Aloe Uy
Karty Doyle
Sydney
Ausiel
Doyle
Sata Sabina
Hields
Tron Syaney Syivelly
Prince Charles Eyes Australia Land Purchase Amid Costs
Melbourne reports Prince Charles considered buying land in Australia after Geelong Grammar but cited high costs. At a White House press conference he described the idea as lovely yet economically difficult, noting travel through Geelong and Sydney events, and plans to visit Sovereign Hill and Ballarat before staying in Melbourne for a civic reception and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Prince Charles
Australia
Geelong Gramar School
Gallaraly
Engage Reme
Dullaral
Sovereign Hill
Pak al Hg
Sive Recep
Balliol
Fatacy
Prince Chriss
Afetbourne
Tontoe
Civic
Geelong Grimmar
Tanaka in New Zealand visit sparks protest in Auckland
A garbled report notes Tanaka's NZ visit and mentions protests near an embassy or building in Auckland. Names and details are unclear. the piece references international reporting and a dermatology or market context but lacks coherent facts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
ACT Assembly
By Bruce Wright
Bryant
Peter Myehes LIII
Marymend
Mr Bead
Ley
Teast
Tstice Fox
ACT Supreme Court
Chase
Labor
Alle
Mies van
Race
Walsh
Banberes
Miele All Rion
Allan
Fraser Rae Set
Peatips
Sirs
Bryanh
Mwai
Justice Fox
Ninureen Worsley
Denise Tracey
Paler Bishe
PS Rise
Chyler
Queenslant Premiet
Aijelbu
Wretursci
Allo
Fedvral
Wint Sorry
Yigul
Pas
Yuri Sominition
Pakistan
Tye Sweetherst
Ienjotorfehl
Honesterin Ingresary Pavktsoa
Herwis Gunter
Wurht
Uae
Dinston
Brenplor
Adgtarde
Dunstan
Whitiaure
Nee Aiaslons
Miss Doyle
Prince of Wales
Geelong
Rama
Cimbersop
Jan
Siuele Feislier
Goidaustolin
Be Sai
Tanaka
Auckland
Muniliiy Aat
Jagannso
Soehs Nutley, Myeeny
Tapimese Market
Pee Mi
Elizabeth Ardan
Karen Johnson
Elizabeth Arden
Cabreal Bross
Priew Erly
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!