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Politics & elections, 1974

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Statement From Victorian Candidate

Tribune · Tuesday 21 May 1974 · page 2

MELBOURNE: "A campaign of fear and deception has not succeeded in diverting the Australian people from a more progressive course. It is apparent that there will not…

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Policy Statement University Council Elections

Tharunka · Wednesday 29 May 1974 · page 2

University Council is the supreme decision-making body in the University. Even the two Unions are constitutionally responsible to it…

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cross campus commutations ELECTIONS

Tharunka · Wednesday 29 May 1974 · page 3

Well, we’ve just gone through the trauma of a Federal election, and the Union Board election. But before you put down those pens, there’s still two more to go; Students’…

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Community Shuns Electioneering

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 May 1974 · page 3

Deputies agreed that communal affiliations with political parties before elections are highly undesirable. This was raised by Dr Joachim Schneeweiss, who said the…

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Les Elections Australiennes

Le Courrier Australien · Saturday 1 June 1974 · page 1

Si le résultat de l'élection du Président de la République a été connu heures en France et dans les DOM-TOM, et ce malgré les tensions…

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Engineers Michael Wise Candidate SUC Rep ENGINEERING

Tharunka · Monday 3 June 1974 · page 8

Students of Engineering 1. In the coming SUC elections, numbers of representatives will be chosen from each Faculty. These numbers depend on the numbers of students…

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Co Candidates From Left to Right: Kathy McMillan (Commerce), Stephen Myers (Science) and Christine Vild (Engineering)

Tharunka · Monday 3 June 1974 · page 8

The following platform is being put forward by three interested students who feel that the Students’ Union goals are not defined accurately enough. They feel that the S.U. has been too…

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S. U. C. Elections President’s Message From the Greenhouse

Tharunka · Monday 3 June 1974 · page 6

As mentioned last week, the Students’ Union Council (S.U.C.) Annual Elections are the third Campus elections to confront you within the space of a month…

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Election Results

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 4 June 1974 · page 16

The full results for the Central Ward by-election are as follows: Garry Dent, of Betts Road, Merrylands!…

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Canadian Election Blues

Tribune · Tuesday 25 June 1974 · page 11

Having returned to Vancouver after my visit to New Zealand I find there are many problems confronting the people. There will be elections here on July 8…

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Students, Workers to Occupy Parliament

Tribune · Tuesday 9 July 1974 · page 2

CANBERRA: Workers and students are planning to occupy the Canberra offices of the Minister for Services and Property, Mr. Fred Daly, as a protest at the lack of low…

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Art Students March on Parliament

Tribune · Tuesday 9 July 1974 · page 12

SYDNEY: Last Wednesday approximately 350 art students marched on State Parliament to voice their opposition to the Gleeson report, which states among other things…

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Nsw Jewry Presents Mace to Parliament

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 July 1974 · page 1

The Jewish citizens of NSW will present a Mace to the State Parliament next month to celebrate the Sesqui-Centenary of the Legislative Assembly. Following a suggestion by Sir Asher Joel, MLA, that a…

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Wizo Elections

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 25 July 1974 · page 18

Mrs. D. Lowenthall was reelected as president of the WIZO Galil group at their annual general meeting…

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Parliament Lunch for Sen. Baume

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 August 1974 · page 9

Mrs. Margaret Davis, MLC was host at a Parliamentary luncheon, honoring Senator Peter Baume, attended by leading members of the NSW Jewish community…

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All aldermen seeking re-election

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 13 August 1974 · page 1

All sitting aldermen on Holroyd Council with one exception are standing again in the September elections…

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NOW introduces the Fitzroy Ward Labor Candidates. Next Edition, The Civic Reform Team

Now · Tuesday 13 August 1974 · page 5

ROB TICKNER, 22, is a Barrister (non practising) and a Lecturer at the N.S.W. Institute of Technology. He lives at 83 Bourke Street, Woolloomooloo…

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asian column MALAYSIA : Pepsi-cola Election? Democracy at Work

Tharunka · Wednesday 14 August 1974 · page 11

Finally the date for the Federal Elections in Malaysia has been announced. The Razak regime has spent the last several months in a frantic search for means and ways of…

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Two Jewish candidates in Civic Reform team

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 15 August 1974 · page 7

The Civic Reform Association is fielding two Jewish candidates for the Sydney City Council election, to be held on September 21…

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Communists Stand in Local Council Elections

Tribune · Tuesday 20 August 1974 · page 12

NEWCASTLE: A team of three communists are contesting the Newcastle Council elections on September 21 in the City Ward…

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