Five drownings reported across NSW coast and Snowy River
At least five people drowned during a weekend along the NSW coast and the Snowy River. Two men, two teenage boys and a woman died in separate incidents as search teams policed wrecks and capsized boats near Ettalong Lobster Beach Collaroy Warriewood Merimbula and Snowy River. One boy and another man remain missing as authorities and rescue crews continue searches.
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Easter road toll rises with holiday deaths
SAD Easter toll across Australian states reports thirty nine fatalities on NSW roads since the holiday began on Thursday. NSW police say the death count is one fewer than last year at this stage and ongoing patrols warn drivers to take care. In Melbourne a Nowra man and a Homaderry youth were among those killed as traffic incidents continued into Sunday. Authorities note most deaths occurred in single vehicle crashes and urge safer driving.
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ANU seeks $151 million for 1976 78 in funding boost
The Australian National University asks for about 151 million dollars for 1976 78, a 236 percent rise from the prior triennium’s 12 265 000 grant. The plan targets academic services, libraries, and new research centres with large, multi year raises, including substantial increases for the Institute of Advanced Studies and Medical Research and new departments.
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NSW DLP Threatens Withdrawal Over Senate Accord
The New South Wales branch of the Democratic Labor Party declared today it may withdraw if the Federal party secures a Senate deal with the Liberal Country Coalition. A meeting with Federal secretary Kane in Sydney discussed the possible move.
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Sanctions evasion alleged by firma banks and foreign firms
The Sunday Times says the Mes rejected the offer last week as it prepared to report on the affair involving sanctions evasion allegations by banks and foreign entities.
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New case of disease reported in Melbourne region
A 31 year old Queensland man was admitted to Fairfield Diseases Hospital with Australianencephalitis after five weeks working in Mildura. Dr Forbes said the disease is serious, with thirteen people now in hospital and twelve deaths this outbreak year.
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Israel Syria clash over Mount Hermon escalates fighting
Fierce clashes on the Golan Heights as Syria claims downing Israeli jets and Israel says it fended off attacks on Mount Hermon. Damascu s says casualties among Israeli soldiers while 12 Syrian commandos are reported dead or wounded. Western observers monitor shifts as Kissinger seeks disengagement progress.
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Mount Hermon clashes widen amid Arab-Israeli fighting
Reports from the battlefield describe intensified fighting on Mount Hermon and the Golan Heights as Syria and Israel clash. Syrian forces seize new positions on Hermon while Israeli troops regain ground and warn Lebanon over cross border raids. International mediators led by Kissinger pursue disengagement talks with Syria, Egypt, and the Soviet Union while a UN Security Council meeting is requested.
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Daughter criticises father on poll stand
The piece reports a daughter publicly attacking her father during a political stand, reflecting a family split amid Labor candidate discussions. It notes a contention over loyalty and voter impact, with context about broader political intrigue and party alignments on the page.
Warning on lake water safety amid sewage spill near Lake Burley Guffin
ACT Reality Services spokesman warned that Lake Burley Guffin water quality remains above safe swimming levels after a sewage discharge into the Juerandeyun River last week. Officials urged avoidance of touching water with bare hands and thorough washing after contact.
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Wider range of jobs to be offered by CES
Canberra reports that Commonwealth Employment Service will widen job availability after an inter departmental working party found current procedures inadequate. The plan includes new guidelines to help CES place more types of work without changing unemployment benefit rules, with emphasis on staff informing clients about referrals and considering alternative employments.
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Observer warns of sonic threat from aircraft engines
The Observer cites new information linking supersonic engines to environmental harm. It links aircraft emissions to ozone depletion and potential rises in cancer risk, with claimed impacts on Canadian wheat, Chinese iron yields, and broader climate change. Dr Alan Grobecker in Washington confirms the report.
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