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Politics & elections, 1971

62 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 4

Club election

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 19 January 1971 · page 5

The annual general meeting of the Guildford JRLFC was held at the Leagues Club on December 10. The meeting was opened…

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They'll Compete for a Name in History Design contest for additions to British Houses of Parliament News Feature

The Biz · Thursday 21 January 1971 · page 6

Hundreds of British and Common-wealth architects are already preparing their entries for the most important architectural competition to be held in…

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Two Communist Union Officials Standing in N.s.w. Elections

Tribune · Wednesday 27 January 1971 · page 12

MISS DORIS JOBLING, well-known Sydney teachers' union official, will stand as candidate of the Communist Party of Australia in the King electorate for the NSW State elections (February 13)…

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Three Jews in State Elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 January 1971 · page 1

Three Jewish candidates will contest the State elections on February 13, with two being nominated by the Australian…

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La Preparation Des Elections Municipales Metz

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 29 January 1971 · page 3

Après la disparition de Raymond IVtondon, à deux mois des élections municipales, Metz est à la recherche d'un chef de file et d'une équipe…

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Prices and trams are election issue

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 2 February 1971 · page 1

The high cost of living and inadequate public transport could be the deciding factor in the State elections next month, the Member for…

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Election Promises Galore, But-- Price Control needs Workers' Control

Tribune · Wednesday 3 February 1971 · page 5

Liberal and Labor Party leaders for the NSW State election have indicated their view that the inflation of prices is the key issue at the moment…

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Smh and Communist Candidates

Tribune · Wednesday 3 February 1971 · page 12

SYDNEY: The Sydney District Secretary of the Communist Party of Australia, Mr. Noel Olive, has…

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Communists and the N.s.w. Election

Tribune · Wednesday 3 February 1971 · page 3

THE Sydney District Committee of the Communist Party of Australia met recently to discuss the NSW State elections, which are to be held on Saturday week (Feb. 13), and communists' work in…

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La Preparation Des Elections Municipales Toulouse

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 5 February 1971 · page 3

L'assemblée générale de la fédération UDR de la Haute-Garonne a d'apporter son appui à la liste la majorité, qui sera conduite…

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Final statements from candidates

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 9 February 1971 · page 1

The voters of Merrylands will go to the polls on Saturday to elect their member to the State Government. The Labor member and the Liberal candidate. Messrs. L. J. Ferguson and N. Hodsdon, have made these statements to the “Broadcaster” The Member for Merry…

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Candidates Challenged Education issue

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 9 February 1971 · page 3

Merrylands and Fairfield candidates in the State elections on Saturday will be challenged by the parents, pupils and teachers of Westfield High School. A committee has been…

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Burwood candidate

Tribune · Wednesday 10 February 1971 · page 11

I UNDERSTAND that the Communist party is supporting a candidate who is standing for the seat of Burwood…

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Nsw Elections: Cpa Campaign ALP Discontent

Tribune · Wednesday 10 February 1971 · page 12

SYDNEY: Mr. Reg Wilding, Communist Party candidate for the South Coast electorate of Corrimal, in a letter to NSW General Secretary of the Australian Labor Party, Mr. Peter Westerway, has proposed an exchange of preferences to ensure that the anti-Labor candidates in Corrimal, the Liberal and DLPer, are…

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Candidate's party name

Tribune · Wednesday 10 February 1971 · page 11

TRIBUNE (Jan. 27) published an article from New Times dealing with an attack on the CPA. One point raised…

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Eye on State Elections Gorton fictions & expediencies

Tribune · Wednesday 10 February 1971 · page 3

THE Gorton "inflation" speech last Friday week, by disavowing the idea of an imminent mini-Budget, revealed a degree of division within the Government camp, as it had been widely said that the Treasury sought…

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Abortion Reform Candidate

Tribune · Wednesday 10 February 1971 · page 12

Mrs. Bridget Gilling, president of the NSW Humanist Society, and leading abortion law reformer, is standing as a candidate in the State elections for Bligh, a…

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Nominations for Board Elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 February 1971 · page 7

Nominations are being called for the election of honorary officers and chairman of Committees of the…

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Communal leader —new candidate

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 11 February 1971 · page 3

Well-known communal personality, Mr Maurice Allen will be one of the seven candidates…

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Referee's elections

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 16 February 1971 · page 4

Officers elected at the annual meeting of the Southern of Soccer Referee's…

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