Myers to open first full line Myer store in Belconnen ACT
Myer Emporium Ltd plans a large Belconnen Mall department store in Canberra with more than 500 local jobs and a $12 million stage one. Chairman Ken Steele announced the project at a Canberra press conference as a world standard retail complex promising extensive merchandise and parking. Local officials and business leaders welcomed the development as a boost to Belconnen and Canberra commerce.
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Hawke faces fuel strike stalemate amid aviation standstill
President of ACTUS My Ifishe seeks end to fuel dispute as Transport Workers Union holds firm. Tasmanian government and international airlines tighten schedules while hundreds of stranded passengers rely on emergency services and government mediation with Sir John Moore confirming a full bench review.
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Passport seized from son of former Prime Minister
The Indian Government has impounded the passport of Sanjee Candal, son of Indira Gandhi, amid a government probe into his financial dealings and alleged influence during his mother's years in office. The foreign ministry said the action is to prevent him from leaving the country.
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Delays Minimal as Canberra Refuellers Strike Eases
Airline passengers bound for Canberra and Melbourne faced only light disruptions as refuellers went back to work. TAA spokesman said most Canberra to Melbourne flights kept to schedule with only brief delays, while a Boeing 727 flew direct to Melbourne carrying remaining passengers. Ansel spokesman reported no major scheduling issues.
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Votes for women in Liechtenstein cresting change
Report from Vaduz notes that Liechtenstein will extend voting rights to women, with 1,500 registered electors invited to a communal election. The national assembly debate focuses on granting women suffrage in communal matters.
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Hazardous device in hall prompts safety notice
Fragmented text references a hazardous device in a hall and wary actions by individuals. Names and locations are unclear, making precise attribution difficult. The report signals safety concerns and possible investigation but lacks verifiable details for concrete conclusions.
Wage-Prices Freeze Push Shifts After Premier Protests
The Federal Government agreed to modify wage-prices freeze submissions to the Arbitration Commission following complaints from Labor Premiers. NSW Premier Wean and South Australia Premier Davistan supported changes as political leaders urged flexibility amid new economic messaging and regional concerns.
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Nicholls to resign as SA governor amid health doubts
Reports from Adelaide indicate South Australia’s Governor Sir Douglas Nicholls intends to resign due to ill health and long service. The decision follows years of public duty and recent whispers of pressure within the government house circle.
Schools meetings open to public debate in ACT authority
The ACT Schools Authority announced it will open meetings to the public after 4 sessions yesterday. Mrs Kelly said the steps forward include administrative arrangements before the next meeting, with alternates on Mondays at 93mm. A mid winter break of three to four days will be introduced to reduce illness and ease administration, and term sites for the coming year were set.
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Adhered to re held ack in agreement ACT
A tangled report on government actions and debates describes adherence to an agreement act. The document references policy steering, commission considerations, and potential fee adjustments, with remarks from Mr Prey and the Premier on legislative attention and budgeting.
ACTU case pushed by Hawke in Melbourne
The ACTU president Mr Hawke will present the ACTU submission on wage and price policies to the conference in Melbourne. Hawke spoke at a press conference after a meeting with ministers and officials, saying an unanimous decision by four officials supported the proposal and he would personally deliver the case in about fall in hour race une Ubety on MPS.
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NCDC Introduces New Planning Scheme Amid Taxpayer Opposition
Canberra reports reveal NCDC proposes a planning scheme provoking taxpayer pushback with thousands in costs. Public opposition drives debate as government advances policy on development. Soviet bloc tensions noted with athlete Carlton captain Jesaulenko cited in separate item.
Canbera Times Football Supplement Preview
The Canberra Times presents a football supplement covering Wise code, Pilipy Soccer League, and Aurstedivisioners. It includes a double-page spread with club histories, competition details, and season background notes for all codes and venues.
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