Wild tiger cat spotted near Canberra raises safety concerns
A large tiger cat, a Tasmanian devil relative, was reported near Hutchins Street in Yarrawonga and described by CSIRO officials as a rare but native carnivorous marsupial. The animal, now found in Canberra’s ACT region, is said to raid outlying houses and is not protected under ACT fauna laws, prompting calls for exclusion as an exterminate priority.
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Inter Mls
Yarra
Hutchins Street
Yarralar
Csirey
Mail disruption unlocks funds held in reserves
Banks face delays as a postal strike frees about 125 million dollars of Statutory Reserve funds. Unions warn of wider impacts on capital city deliveries with 71 million extra for wages and 21 million for the loan fund. The move aims to ease bank liquidity, but the stoppage affects mail across Sydney and Canberra, delaying mortgages, loans, and routine postal business.
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Reserve Bank
Hank Len Momitay
Chen
Suni
Australia
Wren
Phiggy
Pritny
Lrajevta
Hanks
Nina Wiley
Ned Goulburn
Goulhare Dit Mnie Em, Ele Eng For Equsl
Farai
New Mall
Wneoyisttike xUll
Sydney
Canberra
Aiiers
New Farm
Ir Monk
Anemal
Indonesia seeks friendship with Australia says Suharto
Indonesia wishes to be friends with Australia, the Antara news agency quotes Lieutenant-General Suharto saying. In Sydney a union meeting heard Federal secretary George Staer report a 24 per cent bank reserve release, and the Australian authorities discussed responses to Indonesian attitudes toward Australian management and influence.
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Djakarta
Aap-Reuter
Suharto
Australia
Indonesia
Antara
Abou
Westworth Park
Sydney
George Staer
Sliter
Crti
Shan
Suppa
Wernbane
Spi
Waiete
Mastersng
Sukarno Proposes Emergency Conference for Asia Front
President Sukarno spoke of a regional emergency conference to unite Asian nations as the emerging forces CONEFO press for new actions. Indonesian leadership urged solidarity while noting monitored tensions across Asia and calls for cooperation in Jakarta.
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Singapore
Fry Aap-Reuter
Sukarno
Indonesia
Volcano eruption opens crater near island in turmoil
A volcanic incident on a remote island opened a crater and prompted a senior volcanologist Dr Giovanni Daddario to fly to Boug to assess the scene. Government vessel La a was observed nearby as authorities monitor the event.
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Hich
Ile
Tahan
Giovanni Daddario
Sa Eonet
Orm
Laa
Wilson wins landslide in Britain general election
Prime Minister Wilson secured a sweeping Labour victory, pledging to push a new Britain with measures both popular and unpopular. He stated Britain would act decisively on disarmament and world issues as he returned to No 10 Downing Street. His win followed Labour achieving a substantial majority in Parliament with early gains noted Friday.
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London
Wilson
Britain
No 10 Downing Street
Winon
Labour
Ommonn
Canberra
Ilo
Cameron
Wilson Wild
Ise
Meathenon
Paris
Menial
Ing
TIS
Ameri
Pam
Vietnam
Chincillor
Middie
Wales
Wikely
Imo Extreme
Pilkey
Conserva
Cabourwax
Mer
Henry Arnoke
Bormet
Me Hullany
Amery Sovernment
Aflluen
Mit
Vontey Hive
Congratulations to Mr Wilson on sweeping electoral victory
Prime Minister Mr Wilson receives congratulations as election results show a sweeping victory. Reports credit Mr Holt and other officials for the successful campaign coverage across pages of the edition.
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Mr Wilson
Holt
Hay
World views on poll and Britain’s Labour victory
London observers say Britain’s Labour landslide could slow moves to join the European Common Market. Bonn hopes Britain joins, Tokyo notes expected pro Europe stance from Britain PM, while Washington cites bipartisan satisfaction. Sydney links vote to restored foreign policy stance and inflation control, with Australian views on Britain’s shift and Commonwealth impact.
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London
Aap-Reuter
Labour
Mass
Britain
Bonn
Spines
Christ In Democrat
Brita
Europe
New York Times
Anniversary of Tobruk veterans event in Canberra
From all States of Australia, Rats of Tobruk members converge on Canberra to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the famous siege. Brigadier F. W. Sheed leads the ceremony with war relics and a formal tribute planned for Saturday events across pages 9 and 5.
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Amestralia
Rats of
Tobruk
Canberra
Serge
Balan
F. W. Sheed
Reylere
Garry Rutual
Tvsarte Pape
Quickquiz Cranword
John Pierce
Courts Eae Ee Ee BT Sports
Canberra Times 1941 Endowment Bill Passes in Australia
From the Canberra Times week ending April 5 1941 reports Australia’s first Child Endowment Bill passage and a Public Works Committee report on parliamentary proceedings. Mentioned are government figures Sir H and statements about hearings before the Governor-General and the cabinet. Also notes on a sports schedule with titles decided and winners Nish Crawley Reid Larkham Braddon.
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Australia
Comandree
Metairie
Hind Talaies
Miet Radon
Tan
Sir Hates
Ies
Assan
Arman
Iwaki Fe Piven
Irik
A. Nish
Norhbaurne
Ay Crawley
Reid Ile
Larkham
Braddon
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Norther Queene Inn
Tasmani
Act
CSIRO
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He Tye
Peter Samufl
House of Commons
Min-Party
Ture
Tokyo
Soreum
Mi Iia
Setuins
Ry Vandaia
Washington
Neweulant Prine
Ainister
Holyonke
Eable
Manilale
Towill
Annie
Wilvon
Me Tahir Gio
Sriment
Huyton
Lancashire
Gordon Walker
Mr Henry
Brooke
Jillian Amery
Christopher Soames
NCDC
Woden Parkway
South Vietnam
Air
Mareinl Ky
Peta
Lee Stewart
Canberra Times
Selth
L. J. Hooker Limited and Woodgers and Calthorpe Ltd
Bole Agency
Ind Bes
PME
Onal
Adare
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