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Hansard
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- LIFE SAVING GRANTS
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- COMMONWEALTH RAILWAYS
- ASSENT TO BILLS
- INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL BUILDING AT PERTH AIRPORT, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
- NURSES' HOME AND TRAINING SCHOOL AT THE CANBERRA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
- MAIN HOSPITAL BLOCK AT THE CANBERRA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY
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QUESTION
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ESTIMATES 1960-61
- DAVIDSON, Charles
- TIMSON, Thomas
- Procedural Text
- BIRD, Alan
- DRURY, Edward
- CHANEY, Fred
- LUCHETTI, Anthony
- HAMILTON, Leonard
- PETERS, Edward
- WIGHT, Bruce
- LUCOCK, Philip
- THOMPSON, Albert
- KILLEN, James
- DUTHIE, Gilbert
- MAKIN, Norman
- PAGE, Earle
- TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN, The
- DALY, Fred
- BLAND, Francis
- WARD, Edward
- GALVIN, Patrick
- CURTIN, Daniel
- Procedural Text
- CALWELL, Arthur
- TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN, The
- BURY, Leslie
- BRYANT, Gordon
- TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN, The
- HAMILTON, Leonard
- BEAZLEY, Kim
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ESTIMATES 1960-61
- PERSONAL EXPLANATION
- ADJOURNMENT
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ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
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Unemployment
(WARD, Edward, MCMAHON, William) -
Repatriation General Hospital, Concord
(WHITLAM, Gough, CAMERON, Donald Alastair) -
Repatriation Hospitals
(WHITLAM, Gough, CAMERON, Donald Alastair) -
Commonwealth and State Housing Agreement
(CAIRNS, Jim, BARWICK, Garfield) -
Censorship
(WHITLAM, Gough, OSBORNE, Frederick) -
Immigration
(WARD, Edward, DOWNER, Alexander) -
International Treaties
(WHITLAM, Gough, MENZIES, Robert) -
Neptune Aircraft
(WHITLAM, Gough, OSBORNE, Frederick) -
Customs and Excise Duties
(WARD, Edward, WHITLAM, Gough, OSBORNE, Frederick) -
The above figures do not include miscellaneous small importations which failed to qualify for Papua and New Guinea preference
(WARD, Edward, OSBORNE, Frederick) -
Nuclear Weapons
(WARD, Edward, MENZIES, Robert) -
Restrictive Trade Practices
(WARD, Edward, BARWICK, Garfield) -
Primary Industry
(WARD, Edward, ADERMANN, Charles) -
Wheat
(WARD, Edward, ADERMANN, Charles) -
Sugar
(WARD, Edward, ADERMANN, Charles) -
Dairying
(WARD, Edward, ADERMANN, Charles) -
Land Settlement for Ex-Servicemen
(DAVIES, Ronald, ADERMANN, Charles) -
Australia-United Kingdom Meat Agreement
(WARD, Edward, ADERMANN, Charles) -
Conference of Fisheries Officers
(WHITLAM, Gough, ADERMANN, Charles) -
Labour Advisory Committee
(WHITLAM, Gough, MCMAHON, William) -
Indigenous and Tribal Populations Convention
(WHITLAM, Gough, MCMAHON, William) -
Banking
(WHITLAM, Gough, MENZIES, Robert) -
Housing Finance for Italian Immigrants
(WARD, Edward, MENZIES, Robert) -
Papua and New Guinea
(WARD, Edward, WHITLAM, Gough, MCEWEN, John, HASLUCK, Paul, DOWNER, Alexander) -
Shipping Freights
(WARD, Edward, MCEWEN, John) -
European Common Market
(WARD, Edward, MCEWEN, John) -
Wheat Sales to India
(WARD, Edward, MCEWEN, John) -
Crimes Act
(WARD, Edward, BARWICK, Garfield) -
Visit of Australian Scientists to Russia
(WARD, Edward, CAMERON, Donald Alastair)
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Unemployment
Mr WENTWORTH (MACKELLAR, NEW SOUTH WALES)
- By way of preface to a question which I address to the Prime Minister, in his capacity as Acting Treasurer, may I say that the medical profession has recently come to the conclusion that the best way of resuscitating the apparently drowned is by a new method known as the " expired air " or " mouth-to-mouth " method. This method, for its successful application, requires a special model which is used in training. Is the Prime Minister aware that the defence forces have adopted this new method and have ordered a large number of these models? Is he aware that the Surf Life Saving Association has decided to adopt this method, and has recommended that the clubs purchase this apparatus at their own expense? The models cost £42 each. Would the Government consider supplying models to the clubs in the numbers considered appropriate by the Surf Life Saving Association as a gesture towards the saving of lives and to mark the great value of trie surf life saving movement?
