ASIO Opposes Soviet Satellite Base in Australia
Melbourne report states ASIO warned against a formal science and technical exchange pact with the Soviet Union to run a joint monitoring base in Australia. The proposal, disclosed in the Sydney Herald, follows Soviet interest after a 1971 science pact. Prime Minister Whitlam poised to sign in Moscow. opposition leader Sedat criticizes delay.
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Canberra Boy Contracts Typhoid in Hospital Case
A 15 year old boy was admitted to Canberra Hospital with typhoid. ACT Health Services acting director Dr Annette Walshe said the boy may have contracted the disease from a family member who recently returned from overseas. Contacts have been identified and precautions arranged for those who had been in contact with him. Authorities will monitor others connected to the case and check for further exposures.
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ACT health commission appointment signals female nominee
In Canberra High Post reports the deputy chair of the proposed ACT Health Commission is expected to be Mrs Helen Crisp. The piece notes uncertainty about the official appointment and mentions public service salaries, roles, and the possible move by Crisp to a new position. The article hints at the broader context of the commission and health administration in the ACT.
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States expand tobacco taxes court rules
The Full High Court, by four to two, held that the States may levy tobacco sales taxes and impose a tobacco retailer licence fee. The Tasmanian case involved retailer Dickensons. Ar tale Pty Ltd challenging state tax action and Tasman Treasurer Reece. Dissenters were Chief Justice Barwick and Justices McTiernan.
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Tasmanian court ruling blocks tobacco tax collection method
Hobart reports that the Tasmanian Supreme Court ruled the existing method of collecting tobacco tax was invalid under the Tasmanian and Commonwealth laws. The decision, while an administrative issue, raises questions about future collection methods across Australia. Premier Reece hailed the ruling as a victory for the government and signalled plans to devise a compliant collection framework.
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Government to grant 82.6 million flood aid package
The government plans an 82.6 million flood aid package allocated to Queensland and New South Wales for immediate relief and post disaster restoration. A separate 30 million fund supports operations and regional recovery efforts as the national push continues.
Ethiopian Students Rally at Addis Ababa School Demolition
Widespread student protests erupted in Addis Ababa as authorities ordered the removal of school buildings. Security forces later gathered at the prime minister Makonnen’s office amid the tense confrontation.
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Dismissed policemen reinstated in ACT Supreme Court appeal
An ACT Supreme Court ruling reversed prior penalties on two constables who had given inaccurate statements after a private Weston party on November 30. The Police Appeal Board upheld their appeals, reinstating them and removing disciplinary sanctions, citing misbehavior but overturning most charges.
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Sydney petrol dispute cases and government notices
A fragmented clipping reports on a petrol dispute involving Shell and other companies with references to a government poverty commission. It mentions a press conference led by Professor Ronald Henderson and notes discussions about Canberra commerce and forest recognition, with multiple page pointers.
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