First-class travel for pregnant women approved
The Public Service Board will grant first-class air tickets for pregnant women travelling abroad for public service postings and their families. The move, an interim concession, follows a dispute with the Administrative and Clerical Officers Association over overseas travel rules. The ACOA plans to push for formal consultation with government departments and unions on overseas conditions, citing the Sharp Report and pressing for ministerial action.
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Israel Accepts US Proposal for Geneva Conference
Israel's cabinet approved a US plan to reconvene the Geneva Middle East conference in Washington. The proposal calls for a unified Arab delegation at the opening, including Palestinians outside the PLO, signaling a policy shift urged by Prime Minister Begin and outlined by President Carter.
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Reserve Bank figures spark Labor attack on forecasts
Opposition shadow treasurer Murfurit and senior figures accuse the Government of false economy assurances after a Reserve Bank memo leaked to National Times predicts no quick recovery. It says unemployment will rise to about seven percent and prices to double digits, with higher interest rates and a weak Australian dollar. Labor argues the memo confirms long‑standing warnings of economic mismanagement and a looming recession.
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IAC advice on arts rejected by Australian government
The Federal Government rejected an Industries Assistance Commission recommendation to redirect eight years of support for the performing arts. Ministers said governments will continue aid to opera ballet and drama while reviewing the AIC report, and considered options to moderate the support pattern rather than end it.
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Magpies North VFL replay as Dunne salvages draw
In a late strike Collingwood half forward Ross Dunne leveled the grand final against North Melbourne, forcing a replay at the MCG on Saturday. Final score 11116 to 222. North Melbourne coach Barassi called the result a fair draw. St George defeated Parramatta 22 0 in the Sydney rugby league grand final replay, Saint George’s first since 1966.
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Drowning on South Coast Claims Youth and Two Missing Men
A 18 year old youth drowned on the NSW South Coast after a large wave washed him from a rack near Port Kembla. Police say two men, McWade Mameila and Gwethovie Ssowmit, are missing believed drowned after separate incidents elsewhere along the coast. Police divers to resume search.
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Federal controls on travel agents
The Federal Government plans to license travel agents and protect travelers from losses due to agency collapses. Senior Dutton said the aim is public safeguards and industry standards for establishment and management. Senator Cotton said licensing would cover international and domestic (out of state or territory) sales and create a central fidelity fund to compensate travelers. Drafting will start after consultations with states, with Prime Minister Fraser seeking state cooperation.
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Canberra Times Pick a Day Giveaway Draws Near
The Canberra Times runs a two thousand dollar weekly Pick a Day Give-away. Three coupons will be published this week with S250 doubled to S500 if the Winn has the paper delivered at home. Entries must be deposited by 4:30 p.m. with boxes cleared at newsagents. The draw happens the same day, with the prize drawn on Canberra Time.
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Conference appoints six convenors for constitutional reform campaign
Melbourne reports the Democratic Constitution conference naming six convenors to organize and fund ongoing reform efforts. Delegates at Rabbition Buildings approved the team including Donald Horne and Gasciti Evains, with professors and activists calling for broad community work and public access to court judgments.
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Unionists Protection Promised by Fraser Amid Unions
The Prime Minister Mr Fraser pledges to shield rank and file Unionists from being run roughshod by power-secting union officials. He notes amendments to the secret-halla legislation are under review by Minister for Industrial Relations Mr Street. The Labor stance forecasts a three to seven seat win across elections. In other news, Deputy Leader Me Uren commented on December milestones and a trophy event at Quoanby, with two players sent off in a late clash.
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