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The Canberra Times
AUSTRALIA goes to the polls today to choose a government. By rights the verdict should be reached by the fairest electoral system possible that favours neither one candidate over another, one party over the ...
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Vote 1 for a baby puncher
LIFE is a constant process of disillusion. The process begins, perhaps, with the theological trauma of the Death ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Blindfold
Three years is a long time in polities, and in parochial place like the ACT your senators and MHRs Will be hard to avoid, in person or in the ...
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Gunstonesque
Disillusion has not yet percolated through to such as those. Before they go out to vote today they will doubtless scan the heavens in the ...
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Report on anomalies
Australia has not been well served by its electoral system, no doubt because the opportunities for reform that have coincided with an improvement in the prevailing Government's fortunes have been too few. ...
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LETTERS to the Editor
Sir, — Although not normally given to political comment, I feel 1 must voice my opinion over the way in which the ...
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Lawyers' advertisement
Sir, — On page 7 of the Canberra Times of December, 10 appeared an advertisement e[?]titled "551 Lawyers Believe. In ...
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Liberal swing
Sir, — The recent apparent swing towards the Liberals may be explained by K. J. Gill's letter (The Canberra ...
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Cannibalistic image
Sir, — Mr Whitlam's strong language in referring to Mr Bjelke-Petersen as a Bible-bashing bastard and Mr Fraser as ...
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Lust for money
Sir, — So much publicity has been focused on the record price of this and that, but not a mention is made of the major ...
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Nation divided and disturbed
Sir, — The sensational political events of. the past few weeks have left our nation deeply divided and disturbed. ...
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Public vote
Sir, — I have just returned from studying in Europe. Upon inquiry I was informed that my electoral claim was received ...
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More Garran quotations
Sir. — The devil can quote Scripture for his purpose. Under the heading 'Quotations from R. R. Garran', (The ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Trust Mr Gorton?
Sir, — In reply to Julie Cuncliffe (Letters, November 26). Trust Gorton. Trust Gorton? Ask the Liberal Party. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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'You are old Mr Gorton'
Sir, — I hope very much that Lewis Carroll will forgive these lines: You are old, Father Gorton, the young man said, And your hair is becoming quite white, ...
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Unimpressive logic
Sir, — One is gratified to read of Sir Ernest Titterton's concern for those less privileged and less economically secure ...
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Tigers getting hungry
Sir, — Mrs Dorothy Fry (Letters, December 1) is obviously going round in circles and therefore oblivious to the ...
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CORRECTION
The Canberra Choral Society's presentation of Handel's "Messiah' [?] feature a counter-tenor as soloist, not a tenor as stated ...
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VICE-REGAL
The Governor-General, Sir John Kerr, and Lady Kerr arrived in Sydney from Canberra yesterday morning. ...
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Propaganda dictated
Sir, — The surf life-saving captain, the footballer and the community centre manager, sprouting Labor propaganda on ...
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