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- AWARDING OF COMPUTER CONTRACT
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- AUSTRALIAN MEAT BOARD
- PIG MEAT PROMOTION ADVISORY COMMITTEE
- LEGISLATIVE DRAFTING INSTITUTE
- VICTORIAN LOCAL GOVERNMENT GRANTS COMMISSION
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- DARWIN CYCLONE TRACY RELIEF TRUST FUND
- JOINT GEOLOGICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH STATION: ALICE SPRINGS
- AUSTRALIAN ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
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- AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENTARY DELEGATION TO THE SOUTH PACIFIC
- MIGRANT SERVICES
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- NATIONAL WATER RESOURCES (FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE) BILL 1978
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- QUESTION
- THE HUMAN TRAGEDY OF UNEMPLOYMENT
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Wednesday, 1 March 1978
Mr Les Johnson (HUGHES, NEW SOUTH WALES)
-My question is directed to the Minister for Trade and Resources. Do retrenchments in the southern New South Wales coal fields reflect both the fall in steel production and the cost advantages enjoyed by Queensland open cut mines over New South Wales underground mines? Will consideration be given to the introduction of a price equalisation scheme and, if necessary, the use of export powers to sustain employment and to maximise the return on the enormous investment in New South Wales underground coal mines?
