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Hansard
- Start of Business
- COMMITTEES
- DELEGATION REPORTS
- PRIVATE MEMBERS BUSINESS
- STATEMENTS BY MEMBERS
- QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
- DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
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QUESTIONS WITHOUT NOTICE
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Industrial Relations: Wages
(Mr GARETH EVANS, Mr COSTELLO) -
Teleservice Centres
(Mr LINDSAY, Mr HOWARD) -
Industrial Relations
(Mr BEAZLEY, Mr COSTELLO) -
Youth Employment
(Mr TRUSS, Dr KEMP) -
Private Health Insurance
(Mr BEAZLEY, Mr HOWARD) -
Burma
(Mr MUTCH, Mr DOWNER) -
Youth Unemployment
(Mr CAMPBELL, Dr KEMP) -
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities
(Mr HICKS, Mr ANDERSON) -
Health Ministers Meeting
(Mr LEE, Dr WOOLDRIDGE) -
Genetic Technology
(Mrs BAILEY, Mr McGAURAN) -
Health Ministers Meeting
(Mr LEE, Dr WOOLDRIDGE) -
Clean Up Australia Day
(Ms WORTH, Mr WARWICK SMITH) -
Political Lobbying
(Mr CREAN, Mr MOORE) -
Disposable Cigarette Lighters
(Ms GAMBARO, Mr PROSSER)
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Industrial Relations: Wages
- MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS
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PETITIONS
- Repatriation Benefits
- Repatriation Benefits
- Commonwealth-State Housing Agreement
- Bears
- Consumer Price Index
- Medicare Offices
- Mobile Phone Service
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- Ausmusic
- Mobile Phone Towers
- Registered Clubs: Taxation
- Multiculturalism
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- Petrol Prices
- Widows: Allowances
- Nursing Homes: Funding Cuts
- Mobile Phone Towers
- Telstra Telecommunication Tower
- Procedural Text
- ASSENT TO BILLS
- PRIVATE MEMBERS BUSINESS
- GRIEVANCE DEBATE
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AUDITOR-GENERAL BILL 1996
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY BILL 1996
COMMONWEALTH AUTHORITIES AND COMPANIES BILL 1996
AUDIT (TRANSITIONAL AND MISCELLANEOUS) AMENDMENT BILL 1996 - FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY BILL 1996
- COMMONWEALTH AUTHORITIES AND COMPANIES BILL 1996
- AUDIT (TRANSITIONAL AND MISCELLANEOUS) AMENDMENT BILL 1996
- ADJOURNMENT
- Adjournment
- NOTICES
- PAPERS
- Main Committee
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QUESTIONS ON NOTICE
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Jandakot Airport: Noise Complaints
(Mrs Johnston, Mr Sharp) -
Australian Securities Commission: Investigations
(Mr Campbell, Mr Costello) -
Australian Securities Commission: Complaint
(Mr Campbell, Mr Costello) -
Australian Securities Commission: Dissemination of Information Charges
(Mr Campbell, Mr Costello) -
State and Territories Business Enterprises: Taxation
(Mr Latham, Mr Costello) - Dr Lawrence, Mr Warwick Smith
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Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association: Newspaper Article
(Mr Allan Morris, Mr Sharp) -
Aircraft Movements
(Mr Bevis, Mr Sharp) -
Australian Taxation Office: Interest Charges
(Mr Campbell, Mr Costello) -
Telstra: Discounted Local Telephone Calls
(Mr Eoin Cameron, Mr Warwick Smith) -
Royal Australian Navy: ADI Lithgow
(Mr Andren, Mr McLachlan) -
Gallipoli Historic Site
(Dr Lawrence, Mr Bruce Scott) -
Airports
(Mr Kelvin Thomson, Mr Sharp) -
Emergency Management Australia: Reporting Structure
(Mr Bevis, Mr McLachlan) -
Armed Services Bands
(Mr Bevis, Mr McLachlan) -
Social Security Recipients: Electoral Division of Prospect
(Mrs Crosio, Mr Ruddock) -
Harry M. Miller: Victoria Barracks
(Mr Bevis, Mrs Bishop) -
Canungra Land Warfare Centre
(Mr Bevis, Mr McLachlan)
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Jandakot Airport: Noise Complaints
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Monday, 3 March 1997
Page: 1708
Page: 1708
To the Honourable the Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives assembled in Parliament.
The petition of certain residents of the State of Western Australia draws to the attention of the House that approximately 8,000 bears are being kept in cages in China for the purpose of extracting bile for medical purposes and that the cages are so small the bears cannot move, which results in some of them going mad. It is further brought to the attention of the House that the Chinese plan to increase the number of bears, for these purposes, to 40,000.
Your petitioners therefore respectfully ask the House of Representatives to object most strongly to this horrendous and tragic practice and ask that steps be taken to stop it immediately.
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