Killers from Italy alleged by MP in Canberra inquiry
Liberal MP J Fox claimed professional killers could be hired to target Melbourne. He cited migrant links and alleged checks failures as he urged scrutiny in the immigration department. The inquiry discussed security and citizenship issues, with mentions of temporary visas and checks.
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Eijines
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Yisinra
Nan Pearce
Ih Megin
Erday Saac Ness
Aki West Ciermain
Kewrid Adenauer
SEATO talks loom as Thai road dispute prompts access cut
A contested property road in Thailand triggers SEATO military talks as Thailand seeks to bar access and US and Thai officials discuss permanent or temporary road closure. The dispute affects Ballinger and Ballina Creek area with potential impact on Canberra road links and regional security measures at SEATO meetings.
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Suckle Creek
Maori MP Secretly Weds ANU Man
New Zealand's new Labour MP for Southern Maori, Mise Wher Tiri karen Tintkelene Sullivan, secretly married ANU nuclear physicist student Mes Tiskatewes Sullivan in Canberra. She will join Parliament on April 26 and split time between Wellington and her family home near Christchurch. both families approved of the marriage.
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Wher Tirikaren
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Denis Sulliven
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University House
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Southern Mari
House of Representatives
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ANU
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Abe
Me Sullivan
Sullivan
Wellington
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Christchurch
Fire ban extended again in ACT due to drought
The bushfire season in the Australian Capital Territory has been extended to the end of April because of continued dry grasslands and lack of rain. Emergency authorities warn residents to remain vigilant as conditions worsen and fire risk rises.
Untitled fragment hints at chaotic event details
A garbled report mentions a late breaking scene with names and places obscured. It references police, a possible arrest or chase, and a sequence ending with four noted items or delays, but specifics are unreadable.
Melbourne student meeting blasts puppet in Canberra
A disillusioned Melbourne University audience hears Federal parliamentarian criticize politicians as puppets. Liberal MP for Adelaide Ambren Jones says he is among 124 leaders led by a political machine. He insists the puppet metaphor shows the distance between Canberra and the people.
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Melbourne
Melbourne University
Ambren Jones
Adelaide
ANU press pressure sparks debate on university funding
Australian National University figures, led by Chancellor Lord Florey, argue that high costs and long overseas study detachments hinder practical research. He warns funding pressures threaten a shift away from open, advanced studies and global academic leadership, urging clearer benefits and long term reform.
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Australia
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Kuala
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Limy
Les
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Ken Macker
Teaguc
Joint plan to fight Sarawak Communists in Malaysia and Indo
Malaysia and Indonesia prepared a coordinated effort against the Sarawak Communist threat. Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak told the Southeast Asian Veterans Conference in Canberra that Sarawak groups were ready for a prolonged armed struggle. He cited Indonesian links to communists and warned that the PKI’s expansionist aims could affect regional security.
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Tun Abiul Rank
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Anglican Church marries divorcees in Western display
A Western Australian Anglican ceremony tied a divorcee pair after years of debate on church policy. The marriage occurred amid discussions of reform and the broader impact on colonial and regional religious life. Despite controversy, apologists argued it reflected evolving attitudes toward divorce and family.
Tories gain in UK poll
British municipal elections show Conservative advance with swing from Exbour to the Tories. The Greater London Council and other results point to stronger Conservative performance, while unrelated items touch on government bodies and inquiries.
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Greater Ladin Council
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