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New Australian Discipline Code Aims at Overseas Service
A new Visiting Forces Act and a revised disciplinary framework will apply to Australian forces overseas. The Defence Department spokesman said the changes align with defence legislation, enabling overseas service and addressing disciplinary processes for personnel in foreign assignments.
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Jlsree
National Service
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Veebree
Indonesia Acts to Check Economic Chaos
Government faces budget strain as experts flag shortages and plans immediate inventories of projects. Suharto regime asserts crisis response with a crash program backed by the military, aiming to cut oil revenue estimates and restore order within 12 months.
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Indonesia
Silla Buwomin
Protests Grow Across Vietnam Against Military Junta
Demonstrators in Da Nang and other cities march against Vietnam's ruling junta. They demand elections and a civilian government as armed troops remain in control. Buddhist groups call for nationwide support while authorities clamp down. protests reflect deep discontent with the junta and the outlook for a return to civilian rule.
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Legislation to Include Overseas Shipping in Trade Laws
A proposed bill will be introduced in Federal Parliament next week to bring overseas shipping companies under Australia's restrictive trade practices laws. Attorney General Saedter will introduce amendments to the Trade Practices Act, details of which are sal secret, aiming to tighten the overseas shipping sector. Talks have raged between officials and British and Australian governments though neither side has confirmed final positions.
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Ceneral
Saedter
Lionet
Much ado about a doberman
A doberman bitch was disqualified from a champion dog entry at the Royal Easter Show after a protest was upheld. The wireshaired terrier was deemed ineligible to compete, with official statements confirming the protest decision and listing subsequent awards.
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Opening of Parliament as IPU meets in Canberra
Delegates gather in Canberra as IPU sessions begin with Prime Minister Holt delivering a welcome speech. Leaders stress world peace and social justice while parliamentary proceedings resume after a period of uncertainty. The conference features televised addresses and formal sessions in the chamber.
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Holt
Orld
Indonesia reform debate hinges on economic overhaul
A long awaited statement signals a push to reform Indonesia s economy amid vast deficits and shifting political pressures. The article notes financial strain, external debt, and rising investor interest as reforms gain urgency.
Inquest into baby's death at city courthouse
Inquest opens into death of four week old infant at Yous Courthouse. Prosecution and defense clash over causation while hospital and care details appear in evidence. Report notes infant died after hospital treatment and mentions infectious illness and care issues.
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Yous
Espinal
Criticism of Drivers at Paster Road Shows Police Critique
Police critics argue motorists in Canberra drive poorly at Paster, sparking official concern and calls for stricter enforcement. The report notes frequent complaints from officers regarding driver behavior and safety risks on local roads.
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Canberra
Paster
Protesters clash with police in Trafalgar Square
Fragmentary report notes ban-the-bomb protesters in Trafalgar Square confronting police. Mentions minister and external affairs context, possible remarks on democracy. Page references indicate a broader review section and classified pages.
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Talks on seat belts in July
A spokedman for Volk werk in Australia urges immediate plans for improved vehicle safety equipment and public education. He cites estimates of injuries and fatalities and calls for national action on seat belt use and car restraint standards.
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