Rally draws big crowds at Canberra event win by Watson Beaumont
Thousands crowded west of Canberra to watch the Don Capusco car rally won narrowly by Bob Watson and Jeff Beaumont of Victoria in a Renault Alpine. Second were Stewart McLeod and Adrian Monier, with Bob Riley and Barry Ferpison third. The event marked Australia’s first of its kind with extensive TV coverage. ACT cricket and rugby results noted, including Northbourne and Queanbeyan fixtures, and the Commonwealth Gold Cup winner Max Sale.
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Canberra
Fijian alleges deportees treated like animals in Australia
A Fijian said deportees in Brisbane were dragged from beds at 5 30 am and shipped abroad in cramped conditions. They reported two days without food and uniforms and possessions left behind. Immigation minister Grassby defended the raids as enforcing tourist visa rules amid a broader deportation drive targeting Megat migrants.
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Suva
Brisbane
Autralia
Canberra
Grasshy
Fijiune
Australia
Aufia
Ausra Te Ally
Hegelly
Stripus
Labor Loses Power in Western Australia Poll
The statewide count narrows to a Liberal National Alliance majority in the Western Australian Legislative Assembly. Labor gains percent but holds only a few seats as the Liberal and National parties gain seats, with Sir Charles Court poised to become premier and Prime Minister Menzies reacting from Adelaide.
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Pulitiog
Sisent Legislative Assembly
Labor
Perth
Imetronoliin
Charley Court
Vets
Tonkin
Deboye
Labor Party
Wella
Adelaide
Legislative Council
ALPAN
Nutiriae
Liberal
Tony di
Minister Seat Doubtful in WA Election Shifts
The Australian report notes Labor’s vulnerability in the Pilbara seat held by the Minister for Housing Fisheries and the North West, with Liberal pressure and a historically Labor area swinging, while boundary changes loom over Legislative Assembly seats. The Liberal gains in the upper house shift includes 17 of 30 seats, signaling a reshaped political landscape amid federal tensions and policy disputes.
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Pilbara
North West
Bickerton
Ahhowsilbarst
Bickeron
Mare
Lee Sistoma
Whitlam
Perth
Gum Palen
Tonkin
Barringur
Twodyay
Merredins
Wilgarn
Legislative Assembly
Hill
Dave Enined
Labor Party
National Alliance
Liberal Party Now!y
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Partes
MPs Pay Doubled Debate Shifts in Parliament
Lawmakers discuss a potential doubling of MPs salaries from 414,800 to around 825,000 plus allowances as Parliament weighs new pay scales. The issue arises amid proposals to align pay with public sector benchmarks and justify increases for parliamentary efficiency.
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Sali
Partjimenranans
Neal Sane
President address amid emergency drill amid national fever
Fragmented report notes the president announcing a broadcast as the Moh iaad High Council prepares for a moment of urgency. Congress and Senate are near moving toward action in a volatile political moment.
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Ts Ela
Mohiaad
Epidemic of smallpox sweeps through Baye New fits
A terse report notes an outbreak of smallpox affecting the community. Authorities advise caution while health workers work to contain the spread and monitor cases as hospitals prepare for potential surge.
New party opens with small Melbourne rally
Melbourne Sunday report on Senator George Hannan launching a National Liberal Party. About 500 attendees at the Melbourne Town Hall, far short of the predicted 2,000, with former Liberal MPs present and several Croatian badge wearers distributing pamphlets opposing Hannan’s policies. Support among attendees was mixed, and tensions surfaced as other figures urged votes for different candidates.
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Melbourne
George Hannan
National Liberal Party
Hannan
Shawot Eden ‘Can
Dence
Mr A
Iechanat
de Onied
Saosin Manuan
Three die as car leaves road in Bradwood area
A fatal crash near Bradwood Road yesterday left three people dead, two men and a woman, after a car tray rolled off the roadway into a riverbank. Names such as Mina Creek and James Cudnni appear in scattered details, with mentions of Botany and Queanbeyan.
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Elliogoma
Ardabil
Abel
Civek Bank
James
Ann Aires
Duval Khan
Chasewig
Roger Chas
Ranenna
Hite
Concorde Cleared With A Clean Bill Of Health
Concorde receives a provisional clean bill of health from the Australian Advisory Committee on the Environment. The article notes aviation and environmental concerns as the high profile issue, with related coverage on page 3.
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Concorde
He Amelo
Heaith
Australian Advisory Committee On the Environment
Fragmentary note on events at a local library and gatherings
A garbled report mentions a woman named Pauline and a librarian or staff figure at a library. It references June events, a series of meetings, and local notices. The text is highly corrupted but suggests community happenings and dates around a library in a town, with references to people and place names.
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