Lynch, James, 1947-:Aground on Baring Heads! 2 June 1981

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Lynch, James, 1947-:Aground on Baring Heads! 2 June 1981

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A ship named 'Wages policy' has run aground against the heads of Jim Knox, leader of the Federation of Labour and David Thorpe, leader of the C.S.U. (probably C.T.U. = Council of Trade Unions) A tug named 'Further Wage Talks' chugs towards the ship; in it are PM Rob Muldoon and Minister of Labour Jim Bolger. Context: The 'Pacific Charger' had run aground on Baring Head in Wellington harbour and was proving difficult to salvage. At the same time the government's wages policy was in trouble. Th...

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Date created

1981

Creator

Taranaki daily news (Newspaper)

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/30627819

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New Zealand

Related subjects

Thorp, David / 1942- / Knox, Walter James, 1919-1991 / Muldoon, Robert David (Sir), 1921-1992 / Bolger, James Brendan (Rt Hon), 1935- / Shipwrecks / Wages / Government policy / Salvage / New Zealand / Economic conditions / Trade-unions

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