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Politics & elections, 1976

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Anti-Zionist campaign slammed in Parliament

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 18 November 1976 · page 3

CANBERRA: The Australian Minister of External Affairs, Mr Andrew Peacock, recently spoke in the House of Representatives about signs of the reemergence of an anti-Zionist campaign in Australia…

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ALP policy on AUS elections

Tribune · Wednesday 24 November 1976 · page 10

Whilst there is no monolithic ALP student stand on AUS electoral reforms we do not believe it is part of a 'right wing attack' to say that the AUS electoral structure needs…

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Bjelke-Joh rushes union-bashing laws through parliament

Tribune · Wednesday 1 December 1976 · page 3

BRISBANE: The Bjelke-Petersen government is rushing harsh anti-union laws through the State…

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Unemployment key to Tasmanian election

Tribune · Wednesday 1 December 1976 · page 3

HOBART: The Tasmanian state elections on December 11 will have a greater national impact than usual…

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Candidate Gets Vote

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 2 December 1976 · page 11

LONDON: The extreme Right-wing party, the National Front, polled 7.28 percent of the total votes at…

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Direct elections and AUS

Tribune · Wednesday 8 December 1976 · page 10

Michael Danby's blustering and boasting (Tribune, Nov.24) does not impress us. In fact it seems that he has now stated the real reason he is campaigning so strongly for…

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