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Union Sandbagging Slows Award Simplification
Wednesday, 7 July 1999, 8:27 pm | Unknown
Low paid workers are being deprived of up to $24 a week in wage rises granted by the Australian Industrial Relations Commission in the 1997 and 1998 Safety Net Review decisions because unions have failed to have their awards varied. More >>
Gulf War Veterans to Benefit
Wednesday, 7 July 1999, 8:26 pm | Unknown
Australian veterans of the Gulf War will be the first to benefit from a new Defence Force strategy to better treat the health of service personnel involved in recent and future overseas deployments. More >>
30th Telecommunications carrier licence issued
Wednesday, 7 July 1999, 8:25 pm | Unknown
The Acting Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts, Mr Peter McGauran, today congratulated Communication Site Rentals (CSR) Pty Ltd on receiving the 30th telecommunications carrier licence issued by the Australian Communications ... More >>
Allocation of Spectrum in the 500 MHz Band
Wednesday, 7 July 1999, 8:24 pm | Unknown
The Australian Communications Authority (ACA) today announced the release of a discussion paper on the re-allocation of radiofrequency spectrum in the 500 MHz bands. More >>
Canberra To Host International Landcare Forum
Wednesday, 7 July 1999, 8:23 pm | Unknown
An International Landcare Forum will be held in Canberra on Tuesday, August 24, 1999, the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Mark Vaile, announced today. More >>
Vaile Slams Unregulated Fishing On Our Doorstep
Wednesday, 7 July 1999, 8:22 pm | Unknown
Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Minister Mark Vaile, today strongly criticised unregulated fishing by South African and Belize operators just outside Australian waters pledging an extra $200,000 to help identify and deal with illegal fishing. More >>
New Food And Fibre Chains Program
Wednesday, 7 July 1999, 8:21 pm | Unknown
Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Minister Mark Vaile, today welcomed the start of the new $9.2 million Food and Fibre Chains Program - pitched at boosting exports to Asia and beyond. More >>
The Great Artesian Basin (Gab) Resource
Wednesday, 7 July 1999, 8:19 pm | Unknown
The Great Artesian Basin (GAB) is an Australian treasure that is in need of improved management to ensure its long-term value as a water resource for arid Australia, said Wilson Tuckey, Federal Minister for Forestry and Conservation. More >>
Sydney Morning Herald
Wednesday, 7 July 1999, 7:21 pm | Unknown
Sydney Opera House - Olympics Ticket Limbo - Howard Talks Tough to the Neighbours -Police Radio Problems - Furious China - Tom's Cruisy birthday -Bob Ellis on ambivalence - Sydney acknowledged as national hub (sort of) More >>
Sydney Morning Herald Frontpage
Wednesday, 7 July 1999, 7:19 pm | Unknown
Sydney Opera House - Olympics Ticket Limbo - Howard Talks Tough to the Neighbours -Police Radio Problems - Furious China - Tom's Cruisy birthday -Bob Ellis on ambivalence - Sydney acknowledged as national hub (sort of) More >>
Article - The Power Club
Wednesday, 7 July 1999, 7:06 pm | Unknown
Since The Power Club launch a week ago, Federated Farmers has been inundated with members' responses. It appears that the Club concept has significant appeal and it is anticipated that there will be a further surge of subscribers over the next two ... More >>
Norm Withers On Petition
Wednesday, 7 July 1999, 7:03 pm | Unknown
Victims now have a real opportunity to be put back at the center of the justice system. More >>
National Library Collection Management
Wednesday, 7 July 1999, 4:54 pm | Unknown
The National Library is very concerned at recent statements regarding the disposal of books and other items from National Library collections. More >>
Union Of Two World Leaders In Timber Preservation
Wednesday, 7 July 1999, 3:26 pm | Unknown
Osmose Inc, the leading manufacturer and supplier of water-based industrial wood preservatives in North America, has recently announced its acquisition of the Protim Solignum group from Burmah Castrol Plc. Protim Solignum, a UK based group with operations ... More >>
Phone Booth Restored To Former Glory
Wednesday, 7 July 1999, 10:48 am | Unknown
Little River residents will be able to make calls from their recommissioned and spruced-up classic red telephone booth from this week. More >>
Transcript - Howard - Radio Interview
Tuesday, 6 July 1999, 9:18 pm | Unknown
Subjects: economy, ministry changes, current account deficit, trade issues, lamb exports, manufacturing industry, foreign aid, industrial relations reform, community violence, senate reform, business tax reform, Collins Class submarines, republic ... More >>
Transcript: Howard - On Departure For Japan
Tuesday, 6 July 1999, 9:15 pm | Unknown
Ladies and gentlemen, under the new Ministerial arrangements Mr Mark Vaile will become the Minister for Trade to replace Mr Fischer. Warren Truss will be promoted into the Cabinet to take over Mr Vaile’s current portfolio of Agriculture, Fisheries and ... More >>
Anderson Welcomes New Ministerial Arrangements
Tuesday, 6 July 1999, 9:12 pm | Unknown
The incoming Leader of the National Party, John Anderson, today welcomed the new ministerial arrangements announced by the Prime Minister after weekend talks between the two leaders. More >>
New Information Technology Industry Training
Tuesday, 6 July 1999, 9:10 pm | Unknown
Australia's Information Technology (IT) industry was boosted today with the launch of new IT training initiatives by the Minister for Education, Training and Youth Affairs, Dr David Kemp. More >>
New Control Plan Targets Four Biggest Feral Pests
Tuesday, 6 July 1999, 9:07 pm | Unknown
Federal Environment Minister Robert Hill today launched Australia's first co-ordinated strategy to protect native species from the nation's four most destructive feral pests. More >>
