Toward a New Australia in Labour Policy Debate
A fragmentary essay critiques Labor Party plans for the coming election. It surveys multiple figures including Whitlam and Barnard, outlining themes on China PNG relations, migration, and defense strategy, with emphasis on Australia’s regional role and national security amid a wider policy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papua New Guinea
Posible
Mc Whillam
Indonesia
India
Japan
South Africa
New Guinea
Barnard
Armed Services
Towards a New Australia Under a Labor Government
Fragmented text outlines a Labor platform shift toward detailed policies on tariffs education rail welfare and child endowment. It references Wran Whitlam era ideas, discussing wage policy and public service reforms, aiming for a broader social program beyond general ALP slogans. Additional notes mention a price of 81.05 and Fabian Society involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Cies of
Kennedy
Hayden
Mir Hayden
Ant
Whitlam
Battary Walid Wi
Insanity at Munich and the Munich Olympic tragedy
In a Canberra Times editorial from September 7 1972 the author condemns the Munich Olympic massacre by Black September as a chilling terror act that taints international sport. The piece denounces Arab grievance rhetoric as insufficient to justify assassination and hijacking while noting Arab nations share responsibility for the violence and the Egyptian team’s withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
West Germany
Brotherhood of Man
Tel Aviv
Holland
Germany
Arab world urged to curb guerrilla violence for peace
The text condemns repeated guerrilla assaults on civilians across Cairo, Tel Aviv, Athens, London, and other cities. It urges Arab nations to curb criminal acts and press Israel and the UN for a solution to Palestinian refugees. It supports the Terraeli Government stance against hostage demands and calls for UN authority to address regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Athens
London
Ravenstein
Hamburg
Munich
Israel
United Nations
Middle East
Teraeli
Controversy Over Miss West's Views On Homosexuality
In a forceful letter, a person defends the right to live a nonconforming lifestyle, rejects the notion of normalcy as the goal, and argues against being harassed for sexual orientation. The writer insists on individual freedom while denying harm to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss West
West
Consumer protection in automotive safety codes and gaps
The article discusses a voluntary automotive safety code by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries, accepted by Australian authorities, and contrasts it with US practices. It notes many gaps such as no consumer repair window within 80 to 90 days, lack of re-registration repair guarantees, no export repair provisions, no campaign publicity powers, and weak post-notice enforcement, while WHSTA reports improvement efforts in the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries
Soult
St Petoe
Tale
National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration
Japanese adapt and cultural isolation hindering cross‑cultural work
A Tokyo based social scientist Professor Nakane reports that many Japanese serving abroad in Southeast Asia display cultural isolation and difficulty forming egalitarian relationships. She notes Japanese) executives and staff in Singapore face trust and communication barriers with locals, others perceive Asians as inferior, and joint ventures show leadership imbalances favoring Japanese and Singaporean heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo University
Chie Nakane
South-East Asia
Nukune Haxeit
Fusing Am
Mise Nukang
Easin 6
Singur
Ube
Nakane Sait
Editors Letter on Uganda Asians Expulsions and Australia
J R Simpson and M Simpson discuss immigration policy and the expulsion of Uganda Asians. They argue Australia should admit qualified applicants and critique Britain’s stance, urging an unbiased selection system and compassionate, educated migrants to ease settlement pressures. The writers advocate recognizing capable individuals tied to British education and enterprise.
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Amin
Australia
Britain
Moe
Eine
Bamaniy
Britsio
Uganda
Phan
J. R. Simpson
M. Simpson
Round the Clock and a Canberra Road Note
A reader reports on the 24 hour clock adoption in Europe and notes a Civile Square branch with 5 10 pm reading 17 20. The letter discusses road conditions between Adaminaby and Canberra, praising scenery yet flagging undergrowth and arguing about tarred versus back roads for motorists. Margaret Fue Mc Mint Atherr comments on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhce
Canberra
Civile Square
Adaminaby
Alshough
M Tyne
Melbourne
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Mr Marrant
Mr Crean
Dr Cairns
Mr Granby
Mr Bien
David Solomon
Labor Party
Anshun
Esaphe
Irving Fey
Labor
Whit- Tom
Stevilow
Wskervie Tabor
Sears
Liberal Party
Willy
Tateral
Steves
Thve Gough Whitlam
Lance Barnard
Chris Hurford
Frank Crean
Lin Caione
Cured Murphy
AL Grassby
Tom Uren
John Wheeldon
Don McClelland
David Kennedy
Moss Casx
Bill Hayden
Mr Whitlam
China
National Press Club
Institute of International Affairs
Olina
Awan
Aluise Traflen
United States
Geneva
Bose
Shell
Shunild Jowkaly
Wierslee Sy
Murphy Cass
Lien
The
Canberra Times
Wess
Ossrire
Eduardo Lachica
Tokyo
Chishan
Mao Nakane
Miss Nakano
Tapanese Cupeoud
Namin
Anas
Seo Ually
Anc
Tasiiranie
Engiels
Weiter
Aurhcmne
Weaula
Uae
Taurus
Panett
Malone
Gurinam
Caner
Ywsuners Incorporated
Renee Wow
Canada
Anyinne Svar Pas
Perio Varta
Noushi Nivet
Siakgade
Camper
Jetrie
Carrolt
Dutty
Toni
Hr Food Ie
Cate Seth
Turing
Attra Margaret Fue
MCI
Chvestontient
Hyrise Enateriiny Dlienienin
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