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Mining & the mines, 1975

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

Miners Canberra March on Eve of Actu Congress

Tribune · Tuesday 9 September 1975 · page 3

A return to the family component in the minimum wage, the payment of a mother's allowance so married women can remain at home and three weeks'…

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As Actu Meets: Mines Bust Wage Freeze

Tribune · Tuesday 16 September 1975 · page 1

As the ACTU congress opens, mineworkers have broken through the wage freeze through militant action involving overtime bans, stoppages, work-ins and demonstrations. Their gains amount to an increase of $$11.80 in base rates, about…

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Mine Tragedy

Tribune · Tuesday 23 September 1975 · page 2

The Kianga mine tragedy last Saturday should never have happened, according to miners there. They say the owners refused to allow maintenance crews to keep the mine's ventilation system working at maximum capacity and…

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Foreign Gold

Tribune · Wednesday 1 October 1975 · page 11

I would like to draw the attention of readers to a donation acknowledged in Tribune (September 23) from Jim Cox, Vancouver, Canada of $54.05. Jim has been in Canada for a long time,…

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Perth daily wants to forget mine tragedy

Tribune · Wednesday 15 October 1975 · page 3

PERTH: Following the tragic deaths of the thirteen Queensland miners, trade unionists here decided to run an…

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Eddie Fisher: 22 Gold Discs

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 October 1975 · page 13

Now in his mid ‘forties, and once dubbed “the golden boy of song,” Eddie Fisher recently hit the bigtime again with a round of appearances starting at the Sahara Nightclub, Las Vegas. Now he's on his way to appear at Hakoah…

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Botany Bay: Coal Loader Inquiry Farce

Tribune · Wednesday 12 November 1975 · page 7

SYDNEY: The environmental investigation into the proposed Botany Bay Coal Loader held last week was a…

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Bjelke's priorities: Dollars come before miners' lives

Tribune · Wednesday 12 November 1975 · page 4

BRISBANE: The Bjelke-Petersen government continues to stall in the implementation of the…

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Ranger Inquiry Ready to Give Go-ahead for Uranium Mining

Tribune · Wednesday 12 November 1975 · page 12

SYDNEY: The Australian Government evidently expects the Ranger Inquiry into the impact of uranium mining and export to favor its…

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Gold Coast women Israel “flight”

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 20 November 1975 · page 23

Gold Coast Jews were making a tremendously valuable contribution to their struggling homeland, Mrs Zelman Cowen said at the opening of the Gold Coast National Council of Jewish Women's "fantasy flight" to Israel…

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De Polytechnique aux Mines, Anne Chopinet s’interesse maintenant au nucleaire

Le Courrier Australien · Monday 1 December 1975 · page 13

Une silhouette élancée, un étonnant visage d'enfant aux joues ron un regard noisette attentif, un sourire clair qui dessine des fosset…

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Mine Host

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 December 1975 · page 25

Harry Angelos, is the host of the Macquarie Inn, which is proving a popular after-theatre…

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Women in mining: Remove all restrictions

Tribune · Wednesday 10 December 1975 · page 4

SYDNEY: Should women be allowed to work in mines? Is the legislation which prevents them doing so…

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