ACT self rule terms set out by Staley
The minister for the Capital Territory, Mr Staley, unveiled a blueprint for ACT self government involving a large transfer of powers to a part time Legislative Assembly. The plan keeps Commonwealth control over national and Seat of Government interests and envisions a gradual, not immediate, handover with the Department of the Capital Territory absorbed into the Assembly's framework.
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Whalan alleges office theft amid union ransack claim
Paul Whalan secretary and administrative officer of the ACT branch of the Shop Distributive and Allied Employees Association reports his Canberra office was ransacked. Missing items include membership records, receipt books, confidential files, and research materials tied to NSW ACT, the National Civic Council, a Federal Court case, and his ACT Legislative Assembly position. Police are handling the investigation amid union amalgamation tensions and ONeill’s claim of Whalan’s dismissal.
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Australia probes Indian envoy attack linked to politics
The Indian High Commissioner said the assault on Colonel Iqbal Singh carried political motives rather than personal vendetta. An Australian government spokesman considered a permanent 24 hour guard for Indian government buildings as authorities search Canberra area for a suspected attacker who stabbed the colonel in his home before forcing him and his wife into a car. Police expanded inquiries to Ananda Marga followers in Canberra as guards were placed at diplomats' residences.
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Anthony hints at early poll over uranium issue
The Australian Government rejected the ACTU Congress call for a 12 month moratorium on new uranium ventures and a referendum. Deputy Prime Minister Anthony warned the move could trigger an early election, while Fraser aides floated December 10 as a possible vote date with campaigning starting November 21 amid unemployment and economic concerns.
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Truck driver details carjacking toward Canberra
A Queanbeyan driver testified last night that he was forced at gunpoint to drive Colonel Singh and his wife toward Canberra after stopping for a suspected accident on the Monaro Highway. He described a blue Falcon utility with ACT plates and said the assailant, with facial scratches and bite marks on a hand, threatened him and forced him to drive as police and ambulance were alerted.
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