Oil delivery plan amid Thai insurgency and parliament scare
In Thailand a report details disruptions around Parliament House as airstrike preparations and union actions threaten fuel deliveries. The Army was ordered to arrange logistics for a tanker to supply Parliament, amid broader insurgent activity and political tension involving Khmer Rouge and figures including Mr Hawke.
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Parliament House
Airikest Transport Workers Union
Tate
Colege
RAAP
Sem
Kay
Neue
Wayen
Shout
Apm
ACT buses return as TWU members go back to work
Canberra's bus services resume today after TWU members voted to end the strike and return to work from midnight. Department officials said transport and school services would operate, with supervisors rejoining the TWU following a negotiated compromise.
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Canberra
Mot
Transport Workers Union
Department of the Capital ‘Territory
Fhe
Sispite
Ansper Workers Union
TWU
Doug Carpenter
Leaders Back Court Move On Senator Webster
The Leader of the Country Party and party figures back Government plans to refer Senator Webster's qualifications to the Court of Disputed Returns. They aim to clear Webster’s name promptly while preserving final parliamentary decisions by Liberal and Country Party senators. A Deputy Leader urged examining alleged technical breaches and proposed a parliamentary committee to review claims tied to the Cameroon Hank Committee on Pecuniary Interests.
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Senator Webster
Iton
Fraser
Country Party
Anthony
Court of Disputed — Returns
Webster
Vic
Websters
Othe Con
Parliaeent
Recognition shift as Australia closes Khmer Embassy
Australia recognised the Royal Government of Cambodia led by Norodom Sihanouk after Phnom Penh fell. Canberra announced immediate aid and a humanitarian program, with the Khmer Embassy in Australia closing and staff departing. The move drew mixed regional reactions and questions over recognition of a new Cambodian government.
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Phnom Penh
Phim Penh
CanhOisth
Séhich
Wa Stal
Australia
National Union of Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Canberra
Prin Sihanouk
Cambodia
Mile
Toostawar
Department of Foren Affairs
Sihanouk warns traitors as Phnom Penh falls
Reports from Phnom Penh describe a chaotic collapse with Prince Sihanouk and Khmer Rouge leaders signaling reforms and ceasefire while government forces retreat. A broadcasting error interrupted a key address amid claims of surrender and mass exodus toward Thailand. The United States evacuated hundreds of Cambodians and prepared temporary resettlement plans.
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Fale
Prince Sihaniwk
Radiy
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Maid
Lon Nol Clique
Peking
Sihayoulk
Rulay
Hin Rhee
Phnom Penh
International
Red Cine
Sihanouk
Mince
Tan Nol
Andrakers
Ryands
Samm Toca
Washington
Sigle Department
United States
Santday
Australia warns nationals as evacuation plans loom
A second warning from the Department of Foreign Affairs tells Australian citizens to consider their positions amid developing regional tensions. The advisory notes a prior message and cautions that embassy staff evacuations could occur. meanwhile domestic services continue with normal operations.
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Foal & Memage
RMG
Sarin Chak
Peacock
Oh Foreign Affairs
Department of Foreign Affaire
Nome
Reyal
Fraser warns House on future pairing and minister absences
Mr Fraser told Parliament there would be fewer pairing arrangements for ministers. Deputy Leader Mr Lynch outlined timing, while Dr Patterson claimed Fraser showed contempt. Patterson said he was barred from an important meeting of the Darwin Reconstruction Commission.
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Public Service
Ro HG Watron
AWU
Sydney
Phnom Penh Ha
Foreign Atlas
Willes
Alniancm
Natalia
Kier
Willesee
Mr Fraser
Fraser
Lynchy
Nothern
Diwin Reconstriction Commission
Patterson
Enuaren
Darwin
Commission
Cameron Iby
Teenage violence worries SM
Sketchy notes report concerns over youth violence in a regional area. Mentions include references to agencies and public figures amid a broader news page discussion. The fragment signals ongoing social tension and calls for protective measures.
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