Boeing safety fix not completed on Australian 727s
A Department of Transport official in Seattle reported Boeing and Australian authorities are discussing proposed modifications to the 727 fleet used by Qantas and Trans Australia Airlines. Inspections found the fuselage beam and floor area may require a factory or Boeing plant return for extensive changes. Industry sources say the airline will likely ground and modify the affected jets, with strict timelines and safety implications for in-service aircraft.
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Australia
Boeing Company
Islemantis Sie
Madelearien Genroneratal
Hrenatienis
Hisehape al Dhe
Lanne Eeir Hays Wiens
Depresune
Monteslus Law Pavsier Heyes
Bullaway
Ifm
Nua
Pemon
Boeing
Seattle
Washington
Boeyne
Heer
England rugby star Towe to play two more seasons in Austria
England rugby league figure Phil Towe will return to Austria for two additional seasons. He accepted a $15,600 contract after an earlier report noted the development.
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Manly
London
England
Phil Towe
Austria
Man's Body Found at Telopea Park
A murdered or unknown man was found at Telopea Park during a police investigation. Authorities say the body was discovered late last night near the Heath Way area. The case is being handled by local detectives and the superintendent of police, with an ongoing inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Telopea Park
Police hunt for car linked to park death probe
Investigators led by Superintendent Max Robinson search Telapen Park area for a vehicle tied to a death. Officers Linn Lacknd Ray Sweeney and a large detective team comb the site while medical staff prepare early morning procedures at the scene.
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Max Robinson
Serpeants
Linn Lacknd
Ray Sweeney
Telapen
Sean
Nation to stop rhetoric in ACTL bid on industrial reform
The ACTL president urged stopping sheer rhetoric as Australia faced a standoff over proposed Industrial Relations changes. Government opposition argued the plan would curb union rights and trigger widespread conflict with trade groups, amid cabinet talks in Melbourne and squabbles over bureau powers.
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ACTL
We Hwkes Sinh
Australia
Abel
Iin
Sydney
Street
Rademos
Hurean
Aia
Streets
Elon Aj
Publ Interess & Cabinet
Squiey
Die Lepis Ohion
Melbourne
Hache Sind
Jarly
Premier backs No vote in May referendum in ACT
Queensland Premier Bjelke-Petersen urged a complete No vote in the May 2 referendum. He claimed ACT residents should have no say in national affairs. The opposition and timing issues tied to the national party stance and Canberra politics are noted, with debate over funding and political alignment affecting the Referendum outcome.
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Queensland
Bjelke-Petersen
Act
Seem
Ag Atte Hgabiegt
Heder
Govermment
Vole Vila Penny Hisser
Pier Pgerain
Hessler Gouives
Rosea
Perth lawyer contest over ACT and Northern Territory power
A Perth lawyer challenges the authority of both the ACT and the Northern Territory. The dispute touches constitutional questions about parliamentary authority and state governance. Key figures include the lawyer, Peter Veteran, and others named in the lobbying and legal context. The article discusses powers of state and federal oversight and potential legislative implications.
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Uly Gower Challonse
Levis
Perth
Peter
Tanith
Nsw
Huan
Weiser
No Tuesday lessons for parents after air crash reports
A Georgia air crash near D9 claims 72 lives amid scattered details. The report notes missing ages and potential casualties while officials investigate. Local authorities urge caution as families await confirmation and survivors.
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Georgia
Legislative Assembly Endorses Urgent Sports Club Protection
The ACT Legislative Assembly recommended urgent steps to amend the Present Associations Tivorpiriion Ordinance to shield sporting bodies from litigation and to provide compensation and insurance for protected clubs.
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Legislative Assembly
Chun Alford
Urance
Sol
Petrol-sniffing charges dropped in Aboriginal community
Northern Territory Police withdrew about 360 charges tied to petrol sniffing and theft in a remote Aboriginal community. The Aboriginal Legal Aid Service advised defending under 14s, while officials urged community-led solutions to curb violence and substance abuse as better for long-term safety.
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Northern Territory
Jini
Papanes Silometres West Springs
Department of Abneyginal
Poli
Petral
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Saul
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