Industrial Unrest Weighs on Canberra Scene
Canberra reports show Labour fears about the impact of industrial stoppages on the federal election. Coalition and Labour tensions rise as coal and other industries face disruptions after the coal strike, with public opinion split over government handling of the crisis.
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Wool stocks and wrestling at big clips draw for women
The season opens with contrasting wool supply outlooks and strong activity in the ring. Australian, New Zealand, and South African clips are discussed amid rising stock piles, while the wrestling event draws attention as female competitors and fans attend the planned matches, signaling renewed interest in both industries.
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New Guinea Rubber Boost Aims at Australian Market
A government statement outlines plans to expand New Guinea rubber production to meet Australian demand. Officials say pre war output could be matched as new fields open, boosting supply and stimulating Australia’s rubber market.
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