Tasmanian tobacco tax reform outlined for retailers
Hobart reports the Tasmanian Government proposes a new tax collection method for tobacco. Retailers must verify purchaser identity with new forms, with penalties for deliberate noncompliance while implying ongoing collection of the tax on cigarettes and tobacco products.
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Fragmented Tip Search Near Section on April Event
A damaged OCR fragment notes a tip search near a section on April 4. It mentions policy, someone named Bob, and a woman who was to be spoken with by officials. The text is unclear and lacks full context or names.
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Command post changes roil Army morale and structure
A major reorganisation across the defence group will downgrade the Army Military Secretary position to colonel and place a civilian in the command chain. The shift centralises manpower oversight and merges senior postings decisions to the Chief of Defence Force Staff and the Defence Secretary, provoking disquiet among officers and concerns about civilian control. Continued on Page 14.
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Fire damages Coles store in Parramatta Road Leichhardt
Fire caused thousands in damage at G. J. Coles store on Parramatta Road Leichhardt. Fire began around 3 10 pm on the upper floor of a two storey brick building and police closed Parra Manitee Road from 3 30 pm to 5 pm. Firefighters from multiple stations battled the blaze, limiting spread to adjacent buildings.
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Protesters enter Parliament courtyard in violent clash
Protesters burst into the Israeli Parliament courtyard after an attack on the northern town of Kuvat Shmoneh last week that killed 18, shattering windows as guards restrained them. MP debate paused as demonstrators shouted, led by Black Panthers faction, demanding action amid security concerns.
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Liberal Party crisis in Victoria sparks party revolt
The Opposition Leader Mr Shedden sought unity within the Liberal Party in Victoria but faced a near resignation by the executive. Mr Snedden resisted, tensions rose over plans to unite with the Country Party, and a compromise was sought while preparations for elections continued.
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Resignation Threats Blur Victorian Coalition Split
Melbourne reports reveal threats of resignation within the Viharal Party as disputes surface between Liberal and Country forces. Ministers argue over joint policy, with speculation that frontrunners like Fraser Cannon and Street may be challenged by Country Party candidates.
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Extension offer to garbage and court action across WA
Fragmented page text notes a postponement of mail delays affecting Woden and Tanai eon with scattered references to land rights submissions in Woodward Aboriginal areas. It mentions ACT Chief Minister and petty corruption cases, creditor meetings in Sydney about mine connections, and broader judicial changes with page references to the issue.
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Australian political row unsettles DLP and Liberal Party
Melbourne reports a federal political flare as DLP leader McManus remarks prompt party disarray amid Liberal Party tensions. A joint cam paign plan sparks debate over leadership and possible electoral moves before a formal statement tomorrow.
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New Canberra North Sea style commercial land sites offered
The Department of the Capital Territory announced a new land lease plan on March 4. Over 100 commercial sites will be offered in Canberra including hotel offices and shops. Sites include the Civic Centre boulevard area with parking nearby and targets for annual rent reviews, with allocations to be made over the coming months.
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