Flexible hours plan for NCDC workers
The National Capital Development Commission will start a three month experiment with flexible working hours from Monday in April. A spokesman said staff could vary start and finish times, take lunch between noon and 2 pm, and accumulate seven hours 21 minutes per day with a 30 minute lunch break. The trial aims to gauge advantages such as reduced commuting and greater personal flexibility, but staff morale and permanent adoption were uncertain.
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National Capital Development Commission
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Andrewes
Canberra Beer Prices Set to Rise Across NSW
News reports indicate beer prices, including draught and cans, will go up in NSW and Canberra due to wage increases granted to hotel workers this week. Licensed venues may face changes from Tuesday, with higher costs across various beer sizes and brands.
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Canberra
Nsw
Australia Hotels Asset Align
Fika. Reeves
Srelles Tor
TetOpr
Canberra Weather Outlook With Frosts Warning
Canberra faces warmer day temperatures around Easter but cold nights may produce frosts. Gale and westerly winds persist, with offshore seas rising for the South Coast as conditions remain cold, wet, and windy.
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Canberra
The Canberra Times Holiday Publication Note
The Canberra Times will publish as usual during the Base holidays. Asrouphoul notes the schedule remains unchanged with standard editions printed and distributed as normally.
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Canberra Times
The
Rebel late news summary from scattered notes
Unclear fragmentary briefing references training, personnel, and a suspect report. Names and places are illegible, hindering concrete actions or outcomes. The text appears as stray notes with inconsistent language and missing context, preventing a coherent event summary.
Thieu Plans Visit to Australia and New Zealand
Vietnamese President Thieu is expected to visit Australia and New Zealand in late June as part of a regional tour. Government sources say the trip aims to thank friends and counter antiwar propaganda while seeking broader postwar support.
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Thieu
Australia
Vitation
Walt
Elremmotunces
New Zealand
Associated Press
V'Seralion Asan Tole Fae Ae
Tha
Singapore
Aialaysia
Philippines
Ne Rourgey
Iene
Thailand
Philip Sins
Austalia
United States
South Viena
Italy
Britain
West Germany
South Korea
Taiwan
Aid
Department’ of Foreign ‘Affairs
Thien
U S Suspends Mine Sweep Operations in North Vietnam
U S Defence Department confirms mine sweeping in North Vietnam waters suspended due to continued ceasefire violations in South Vietnam and by allied forces. Hanoi and Tokyo reports note the halt came with no stated reason and amid Paris accords tension.
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U.S
N. Vietnam
Washington
United States Defence
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Lass
Sid Assurances
Paris
High Court Orders Restoration of Rhodesia Centre Mail
The High Court granted an interim injunction stopping the Commonwealth from cutting all mail and telephone services to the Rhodesia Information Centre at Crows Nest Sydney. Justice Gibbs ordered continued service to resume by 4:30 pm on April 26 and adjourned a permanent injunction hearing to 10:15 am the same day. The ruling stressed substantial legal questions and the need to preserve communications for the centre’s participation in NSW Supreme Court proceedings.
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High Court
Ober Commonwealthy
Rhodesia
Crows Nest
Justicé Gibbs
Commonwealth
Antelton
High Cour
Justice Gibbs
M. Hardwick
Ube
Aif
Myrtle Street
Tower
Hardivick
T. V
Hardwick
Tornado Decimates 14 Villages in Dacca Bangladesh
A Tuesday tornado in the Dacca district of Bangladesh killed at least 1,000 people and injured thousands, with 12 villages reported destroyed. The Prime Minister and Relief Minister visited the disaster area as a survey began to assess the damage and missing persons.
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Dacca
Bangladesh
Janapath
Associated Press
Hine Srestanrs
Dacca Medical College Hospital
Sheik Mojibur Rahman
Me R CIA
Chawsdhury
Barand
Western Australian minister suggests tavern to educate Aborigines on drinking
In Parliament, Minister Thompson proposed Commonwealth funding to establish a north west tavern to teach Aborigines how to drink and behave under liquor. He argued for an educational program, while critics warned of harm and questioned feasibility amid regional booze issues.
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Hhe North
Cambodia
Coalition
Mr Thompson
Thompson
Thompson Wen
Willy Nilly
Viperance Alliance
Nog
Fiji Nuclear Protest asks boat owners to join
Suva reports ATOM urges boat owners to volunteer for protests against the Mururoa test site in the South Pacific. A cable was sent to the San Pacific Forum meeting seeking support, with events including a university concert in Suva to back the effort.
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Suva
Fiji
ATOM
Muroroa
South Pacific
San Pacifie Forum
Apa
Western Samoa
Universit of the South Pacific
Australian National Gallery project to start next month
The Australian National Gallery project near Lake Burley Griffin begins construction next month. The gallery, designed by Halwart Madigan Torzilio and Bless My Lid, is set to feature expansive galleries, a sculpture courtyard, an exhibition hall, a restaurant with lake views, and a large receiving dock.
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Australian National Gallery
Lake Burley Griffin
Kookshow
Interir
Halwart Madigan
Torzilio
Apelin
Eallery
Whi
James Mol Son
National Caplin Development Commission
Ina
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