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Farming & the land, 1970

31 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 2

We're milked for dairying

Tribune · Wednesday 15 July 1970 · page 11

TODAY you see the dairying industry being further subsidised to the extent of $46,250,000 at the…

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17 years on that farm netted him $3010: 'I was a rabbit in a trap'

Tribune · Wednesday 15 July 1970 · page 4

HOW would you like a job without the limitations of a 40-hour week, with no entitlement to sick pay, annual leave or long-service leave and where your taxable income for seventeen years totals $3,010 dollars, with twelve years showing no earnings and the highest income for any one year barely exceeding…

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Senate Stand by Farmers in Wa

Tribune · Wednesday 29 July 1970 · page 4

PERTH: The depth of the farming crisis in WA is expressed by the decision of the United Farmers' and…

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Farm protest brought 8000 marchers to city

Tribune · Wednesday 29 July 1970 · page 12

ADELAIDE: Eight thousand farmers, their wives, sons and daughters marched 9 in Adelaide last Wednesday. Protesting against Government policy, exploitation by…

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Wool Production at the I Beginning of the Year

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 31 July 1970 · page 4

The drop in production recorded by the wool industry in January 1970 did not continue in February. Compared with 1968 the general…

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Eigentijds ensemble wint prijs van de "Wool Board"

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 21 August 1970 · page 2

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Chief Rabbi's Pastoral Tour Now Confirmed

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 27 August 1970 · page 1

Confirmation was received this week from the Chief Rabbi of the British Commonwealth, Rabbi Dr. Immanuel Jakobovits, of his forthcoming Australian tour in November…

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Pulling the wool over our eyes

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 8 September 1970 · page 3

A Western Districts teacher claimed this week that the Department of Education was trying to "pull the wool over the eyes of the public," in relation to the teacher shortage…

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How a Meat Union Leader Sees the Farm Crisis

Tribune · Wednesday 14 October 1970 · page 4

TRIBUNE: What are the essential features of the current rural crisis? Mr. Seelaf: Australian…

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400 there on the farm crisis but Govt. boycotted it

Tribune · Wednesday 21 October 1970 · page 4

CANBERRA: A request for a Federal Government embargo on the export of wool from Australia until…

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Finance and Investment Australian wool trade and Eilat-Ashdod land route

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 December 1970 · page 8

The Eilat-Ashdod land route has been in the news of late. For one thing, it has received publicity in connection with the possibility of using this route for shipping Australian wool to Europe. The idea comes at a time…

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