State wins highway wear and tear case in Privy Council
The Privy Council ruled that states may levy penalties for highway wear from interstate road carriers. It dismissed Freightlines and Construction Holding Ltd’s appeal against the Road Maintenance (Commission) Act in New South Wales. The act imposes charges on commercial vehicles over a weight threshold for wear and tear on streets, with exemptions for light vehicles in Western Australia and South Australia.
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China expels Yugoslav newsman amid cultural upheaval
In Peking the Chinese government ordered the Yugoslav news agency Tanjug chief correspondent to leave within days. The expulsion follows claims that revolution coverage was distorted and slanderous and fits a wider pattern of press pressure during the cultural revolution.
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Charges dropped in Canberra January 18 demonstration case
Three men charged in a Canberra January demonstration had charges dismissed by Mr Harvey SM yesterday. The magistrate ruled one man had no case to answer and the other two charges were dismissed after evidence was heard. Report page.
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Government bank rescue could curb finance company activity
TheTreasury head Mr McMahon stated that a Government backed Bankers Refinancing Corporation would not reduce the activity of finance companies unless it operated. No further details were provided on timing or scope of the plan.
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Small traders face boycott amid chain store surge in Australia
The Australian Retail Confectionery and Refreshment Association warns small traders may withdraw support from manufacturers over policy shifts favoring chains and supermarkets. Officials cite price competition, discounts, and supplier pressure as drivers of small business vulnerability, urging government action to protect independent retailers.
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Sort of Mayor Anthony Attacks Canberra Leadership
The minister for the interior Anthony described himself and Canberra’s mayoral role in controversial terms at a conference. He labeled the mayor a dictator, defending free enterprise and economic policy as he urged living up to ACT standards amid tensions over prices and business regulation.
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Overall appointed to assess Sydney redevelopment project
The National Capital Development Commissioner Mr Overall is in Sydney evaluating the southern city redevelopment including the Rocks for the NSW Government. Premier Askin aims for a new approach to urban renewal with reviews of inner city sites and private enterprise potential, while the plan faces doubts after last month’s funding rejections.
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Britain Denies EN Report Amid Allied Mission Fallout
Fragmented overseas briefing reports Britain denying an EN report as tensions rise over a failed mission. The House of Commons, Foreign Office, and involved officials faced scrutiny amid unclear details about the South Arabian situation and allied commitments.
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Police seek teeth prints for body identification
Police chiefs from Australia New Zealand Fiji and Payma New Guinea met to urge use of dental records for identifying unknown bodies. Commissioner Arnold called for worldwide dentist cooperation to provide denture specifics and teeth prints.
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Firm criticised over deaths on dredge
Mr Justice Spicer presided over a 60 day inquiry with 40 witnesses. The dredge Aas should not have sailed for Sydney under its own power given its speed and port risks. Operators Weaminster fredang (Australia) Ply Lad failed to properly assess voyage hazards despite known problems. Spicer noted shared responsibility with senior surveyor Mr St Auben Molesworth.
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Office for Church Anarchlvece’s Impression of Registry Offices
An outline describes proposed registry offices to be built with brick and timber paneling. The three story structure spans the slope along Avenue between a church and technical college. Central elevator removed by design, with timber panelling and semicircular centre offices.
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Liechtenstein to boost army by nine men
A Liechtenstein government report says the two square mile principality will increase its armed forces from 21 to 28 men. No police dogs will be included. The decision was reported Monday in Liechtenstein.
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Hospital asks for more money
A garbled clipping mentions hospital funding requests and financial strain. It references spaceflight and a control centre, with distorted names and locations, indicating a plea for increased funding amid uncertain context. The piece reads as fragmented notes rather than a cohesive report.
TV strike agreement reaches tentative deal amid TV net row
A tentative agreement between artists and television networks avoids a strike and resumes production on Inuit programs. The Oscar in Hollywood tonight is among affected broadcasts as studios and unions seek terms.
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