Eight ACT council members reject minister's offer
The eight former elected members of the ACT Advisory Council call on Parliament and the people to back their stance against Minister for the Interior Mr Nixon. The joint statement was issued on their behalf by former council chairman Mr J Pead.
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Canberra Contempt Claims Drive Move Toward Interim Council
Canberra political dispute over Mr Nixon and ministers escalates as calls grow for an interim council. Former councillors accuse the minister of contempt and urge formal inquiry into Territory administration. The ACT electorate council and Liberal Party push for an independent committee to review governance ahead of Advisory Council elections.
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Australia gifts 10 Sabre jets to Malaysia in aid deal
Australia donates 10 Sabre subsonic fighters from its fleet to Malaysia along with a training simulator spares and 90 RAAF personnel for training and maintenance. The gift aims to bolster Malaysia Singapore defense ties and reduce the cost of acquiring modern jets, while supporting potential future licensed production. The value is cited as about 15 million, with delivery by year end and readiness to convert the Sabre squadron to operational status.
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Two Die In Macchi Crash Near Sale Australia
A Macchi trainer from the RAAF crashed on a farm near Sale, 34 miles east of Melbourne, killing Flight Lieutenant Trevor Spence and Leon Cooper. Eyewitnesses describe a tail boom failure and a fireball as the aircraft dove into paddocks. This marks the third Macchi crash in Australia with both prior incidents ending in safe parachutes.
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ANU students share hot soup with police during vigil
About 81 Australian National University demonstrators held a 24 hour vigil opposite Parliament House. They served hot soup pies and coffee to attending police who gratefully accepted. A tent was provided to shelter the group from rain as leaders met ministers and politicians later in the day.
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Koreans claim downed US recon aircraft off North Korea
In Washington a four engine EC-12 recon aircraft with 31 aboard is missing off North Korea. DoD confirms a search operation near Chongjin. North Korea says it shot the plane down. Pentagon officials report no mission details beyond safety rules. AP notes KCNA reported the claim.
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Report on North Korea shootdown of a reconnaissance plane
A large modern reconnaissance plane was shot down over North Korea at 2 30 pm AEST. The North Korean air force claimed revenge while the US Pentagon said crew names would be released after notification of kin. The incident followed tensions including a 1968 Pueblo seizure and involved search and rescue operations with HC 130 and KE 13S aircraft and naval support.
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Public servants in dress war and awards noted
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Jenkins push for quicker UK Budget reform amid devaluation impact
British Chancellor Jenkins outlined plans to speed changes to curb disruptive actions and strengthen the economy. He noted a £12 million improvement in overseas trade but warned devaluation effects on exports linger, stressing a long road to full recovery and continued restraint in private spending.
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