Resignation call to DCA head roams Papua New Guinea turmoil
Sir Reginald Ansett urged Sir Donald Anderson to resign from the DCA or the Qantas board over a conflict of interest as PNG plans a single national airline. He cited Anderson’s roles with Air Navigation Act duties and Qantas, warning of conflicting responsibilities while PNG moves to unify Ansett TAA Qantas and the PNG government into one carrier.
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New pay fixing body for Australian forces proposed
An independent pay fixing authority the Committee of Reference for Defence Forces Pay will propose pay rates and conditions for 84835 service members. Led by a judge it will issue recommendations to the Defence Minister with potential influence similar to wage determinations, while servicemen may correspond during hearings.
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Defence reforms spark new industrial branch and committees
The government plans a Defence Forces Industrial branch within the Defence Department to develop industrial expertise separate from the three services. A Committee of Reference will include a judge or senior executive and a retired officer, with a Secretariat distinct from Defence. Additional committees will review GSAT, financial regulations, and service pay and conditions, with arbitration avenues for union disputes.
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NZ poll date set as McMahon waits for election word
The Prime Minister will delay announcing the election date despite Canberra and Wellington speculation that the two leaders aim for the same day. NZ polls are slated for November 25, with Australia considering late November to January timing. Marshall and McMahon reportedly weigh electoral impacts and coalition dynamics as parliament prepares to resume.
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Royal report speculation on Queen buying Australian property
Buckingham Palace called the Melbourne Herald report pure speculation. Dennis Warner claimed Prince Philip and Sir Alexander Downer discussed a NSW property near Canberra to raise horses and cattle. A Palace spokesman denied any private talks or plans.
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Seamen's Union Votes to Admit Women Across All Departments
The Seamen's Union of Australia, at its centenary convention in Sydney, unani mously approved allowing women into all union departments including burner, wiper and crew attendant roles. No plan to rename the union. condition of fitness and protection noted. inquiries from women seeking sea work rise as the National Line official cites uncertainty.
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Meeting Called Off After Trade Group Talks
The planned stop-work meeting today by the Shop Assistants and Warehouse Employees Federation has been called off pending discussions next week between federation representatives the ACT Employers Federation and the NSW Retail Traders Association.
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Fire Disrupts Offices in Wenward House
Newsmen report a fire on the ninth floor of Wenward House in George Street causing workers to flee. Fire services investigated the blaze discovered by staff of the Associated Press. Sydney and interstate papers faced two hours of service disruption. Earlier a separate small fire occurred at the Bank in Adeline Building adjacent to Wenward House.
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Melbourne to Honor Alan Marshall with Doctor of Laws
The University of Melbourne will admit Australian author Alan Marshall to the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws. He becomes the first Australian writer honoured by the university in this way and his childhood memoir I Can Jump Puddles helped inspire the rehabilitation methods noted for poliomyelitis in Czechoslovakia and other Eastern European countries.
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Aborigines urged to take lead in health services
Aborigines should play a major role in improving health services for their people, a national health seminar recommends. Other items note: Northern Ireland rejects Britain’s internment move. Nyerere to meet Somali peace envoy. UN debate on terrorism faces African and Arab opposition. UK government unsure of urban development costs until recommendations arrive.
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New Book on Norman Mailer Reviewed by Richard Power
Richard Power writes on a new work about Norman Mailer while Maurice Dunlevy provides pages 12 critique. Geoff Wells reviews the book. Jan Moffitt offers wit and affection in The U Jack Society. Kevin Sweeney notes Northern Ireland tensions and Trish drinking history amid upheaval.
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World News and Sports Snippet From Page Thirty Four
A fragment from Page 34 mentions the National Tennis Squash Centre and Neha Law Night within a section listing world news courts churches and gardening. It hints at a broader, multi-topic page including finance comics and letters.
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