New Tribunal May Exercise Penal Powers
Government moves to transfer penal powers to a new Industrial Court after High Court ruling limits arbitration court authority. Cabinet aims to submit legislation within weeks to streamline Australia's arbitration system and link conciliation with industrial relations while facing Privy Council appeal.
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Australia
High Court
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Assimle Wolieved
Fan
Aha High Court
Shanes
Tony Gises
Snimell
Space Rocket Tower For Woomera
ADELAIDE, Tuesday: voters approve plans to cobn a $6-ton rocket tower and lower lift system. Rockets will carry containerized payloads and radio beacons. Descent described as releasing booster stages into fragments. solid fuel motors expected to propel devices to 22 miles.
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Adelaide
Potato Shortage Warned Across Several States
A severe potato shortage is forecast across multiple regions. Reports indicate blight risk rises with wet conditions and humidity, with health and agricultural officials warning of potential crop losses in New South Wales and related areas.
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Wavinsd
Tusuny
Zegium
Gusonsland
New South Wales
Mann
Agyculturn
Orman
New ‘South Wales
Government car economy urged in parliament debate
A reading of disputed government policy outlines urgent measures for the economy as MPs discuss the supplementary budget. Mr Killen of the Liberal party stresses the need for reforms and warns against discriminatory practices while urging clear action and fiscal prudence.
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Killen
Noted Names and Events in Obscure Historical Record
Fragmentary OCR hints at a historical person named Harry Alden with ties to Whitefield and Heanner Aluert Pierre. Includes references to a long-time assistant, exipoutionia, and mentions of tapestries and a rallying benassi. Details are garbled and unrevealing.
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Harry Alden
Hay
Fay Bloe
Allon
Oy Uhayn
Whitefield
Nee Muuolienives
Hue
Heanner Aluert
Pierre
Puink
Ste Weeks Agi
Heny Beet
Exipoutionia
Tits Holsblis
Rallvelling Benassi
Interest on Savings Deposits Raised Across Commonwealth Banks
The Commonwealth Savings Bank announced higher interest rates for savings accounts effective April. Rates for ordinary deposits rise to 2 percent per year, with tiered increases for larger sums. Deputy manager confirmed the move, noting gains in overall savings and cooperative bank activity.
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Tle
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Hl. Combs
Cools
Coomas
Ordinsary
Bamnie
Bamnie of SA
Hunkin
Cenk
Shierai
ANB
Banle
Marine Sergeant Arrested After March In Swamp
Marine Sergeant Matthew Me Xun was arrested after a march in a swamp area. The incident followed a chaotic scene as officers attempted to control the crowd and secure the area.
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Swamp
Taxation debate edges toward state revenue needs
Fragmented report outlines leaders in Brisbane arguing for tax increases as a substitute for bank credit and inflation pressures. Officials discuss raising up to 30 million to support budget needs, with emphasis on Commonwealth revenue sharing and potential export income shortfalls affecting state programs for the year ending June.
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Sly Arthur
Brisbane
G.mneet
Arita
Ana
Austry
Wong
Country Hockey Tour Cancelled in Wellington
A New Zealand interwely Leim's Son NSW has cancelled the event due to fault of short jet or miso Olymiple Armes obligations. The decision affects matchups between Leim's Son NSW and New South Wales teams and the planned tour schedule.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Leim
Nsw
Shjsort
Yan N.S.W
Private Members Seek Increased Authority in Government
Report notes a push by members from both parties for stronger private member influence on major legislation and cabinet reforms. It cites a recent ministerial pay rise controversy and outlines a plan for a closer, cross party consultation mechanism to shape bills before presentation.
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Memior Hong
Hoth
Bath
Senate
Bob
Interest Rate Rise Averted Inflation Says Mr McMahon
Mr McMahon told a parliamentary debate that government measures and central bank support helped avert an inflation rise. He warned that withdrawing support would have hurt pensioners and those on fixed incomes, while criticizing opposition taxes as punitive. He cited a hire-purchase deal involving Kasanda 1 and Mutual Life and Citizens Assurance Company, and warned that higher taxes and rates would burden the least able.
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McMahan
Il Nens
Antion
McMahon
Secuionn
Hye
le FE
Kasanda~ 1
Mutual Lite
Citizens Assurance Company
Trsnefsr
Oelober 21
J. Menzies
Yeas
Calwell
Galwell
Acrose
Fampalis Petar
Freighter Sinks In Firth of Clyde Amid Rescue
A freighter sank in the Firth of Clyde near Glasgow on Friday after distress calls. Lifeboats and private craft rescued 26 survivors by dawn, with search operations continuing into the morning as wreckage and debris were found offshore.
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Firth of Clyde
Dunson
Clyde
Close Watch On Political Extraditions in Australia
A government debate discusses extradition limits for citizens facing political charges, referencing Australia Yugoslavia Serbia and a case involving a New Australian, with ministers and lawyers weighing whether political risk justifies withholding extradition while noting legal procedures.
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Austin Natieral
Tealing
HuLine
Wille
Caspy
Araneie
U N Secretary Speeds Middle East Mission
U N Secretary with rapid pace, the Middle East mission gains urgency as broadcasts claim Egyptian army movements and border clashes escalate. Western diplomats note a growing U.S. role, with discussions at the State Department and potential congressional action on force use if aggressions widen.
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Bball
U.S
Middle East
Tretlean Associatwi
Security Council
Congress
B W L U Overtime and union leadership changes report
Overtime policies linger in dispute as job terms evolve and emergency work rules apply. The text lists new executive officers including Ray, Mackenzie, and McCauley, plus delegates and committee members for the Building Trades and Trades Advisory groups.
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Exceliu
Tay
Ray 2tAlanns
Mackenalo
McCauley
McMahon
Prosser
Worné Bell
Hapleins
Boiliwell
Pile
Ménalj
Ie Burgess
Union of the Trades and Labour Council
Messrs Pike
Burgess
Mackenzie
Hudson
Bouthwell
McMohan
Fropkters
Davis
Jenking
Holeikasny
In Brief From A Distant Era On Broadcast Plans And Turbulent Events
A dispatch from London notes Duke of Edinburgh plans a telecast rehearsal in April urging Bruins to be active sportsmen and to become a royal family telecast pioneer. Munich reports a mid operation tragedy ending in a surgeon’s cautious hope after 00 minutes. Vienna recalls Jewish victims believed killed by the Mafia in 1943. Karachi reports equipment for the Pakistan Air Force and a general’s remarks. Dublin notes a massive U.S. Globemaster landing at Shannon after fault in flight from Ireland. Nicosia reports a terror plot thwarted as a ship approached Nicosia harbor. Moscow-bound Shah of Persia and Queen Soraya may depart for Moscow, with talks on a distant distillery venture.
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Royal Family
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WiNeThs Munigh
Tubsaday
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Munich
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Karachi
Ene Paldlatan Air Force
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United States
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Troy Nicosia
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