Wednesday, 16 August 1967 The Government has decided, however, as I announced in the Budget Speech, to seek an amendment of the legislation governing defence

Tuesday, 10 May 1966 Mr Bowen (PARRAMATTA, NEW SOUTH WALES) n asked the Minister for the Army, upon notice – What is the current rate

Thursday, 31 March 1966   Mr HAROLD HOLT – I should first point out that the conditions of pay and of service in the Australian

Thursday, 17 March 1966   Mr REYNOLDS – I make no bones about it. I strongly support the Labour Party’s objection to the conscription of youths to

Friday, 10 December 1965 Dr J F Cairns (YARRA, VICTORIA) rns asked the Acting Minister for Defence, upon notice – What casualties of Australian forces

Wednesday, 27 October 1965 Mr HAROLD HOLT (Higgins Treasurer) – by leave – Mr. Speaker, The Government has completed its review of the allowances to

10th November 1964 At present the regular forces number just over 52,000 including 22,750 in the Regular Army, 16,600 in the Air Force and 12,900