Searching for the phrase australian businesses in Senate within the 1970s…
The phrase australian businesses
- appears in 0.0% of speeches
- appears 22 times in 20 speeches
- was spoken on 17 sitting days by 17 different people
- appears in speeches on 18 different topics
Top speakers:
- PRESIDENT, The (3 uses)
- EVERETT, Mervyn (3 uses)
- WRIEDT, Ken (2 uses)
- LEWIS, Austin (1 uses)
- MESSNER, Tony (1 uses)
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Top days:
- 26 August 1975 (5 uses)
- 21 August 1975 (2 uses)
- 12 September 1979 (1 uses)
- 3 June 1977 (1 uses)
- 22 August 1978 (1 uses)
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Top topics:
- FOREIGN TAKEOVERS BILL 1975 (4 uses)
- FOREIGN TAKEOVERS BILL 1975: Second Reading (2 uses)
- INCOME TAX LAWS AMENDMENT (ROYALTIES) BILL 1976: Second Reading (1 uses)
- APPLE AND PEAR STABILIZATION AMENDMENT BILL 1978: First Readings (1 uses)
- QUESTION: AUSTRALIAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS (1 uses)
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Sample sentences:
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Royalties paid by Australian businesses are a charge against the profits of the businesses for tax purposes and it is fair that they should bear Australian tax in the hands of the foreign recipient.
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The Bill also sounds a warning to foreign investors that no amount of money will buy control- I emphasise the word control’- of Australian businesses and commercial ventures if it is against the national interest to do so.
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This Bill introduces legislation for the screening of foreign takeovers of Australian businesses and the prohibition of such takeovers determined by the Treasurer to be against the national interest.
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Around about that time- I think it was about the time of the 25 th anniversary in Parliament of the Premier of South Australia- he was reported as having said that we were going to move forward to become the centre of head offices for all Australian businesses; that business executives and people who run business organisations throughout Australia would want to come and live in South Australia, particularly in Adelaide, because of its magnificent climate.
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This Bill introduces legislation for the screening of foreign takeovers of Australian businesses and the prohibition of such takeovers determined by the Treasurer to be against the national interest.