Canberra students clash at Fairbairn base gates
Canberra's student demonstrators arrived late at the Fairbairn RAAF base with placards and makeshift attire, arguing among themselves over tactics as security and officials observed. A reporter notes mixed political banners from Liberal and Labor affiliates and the presence of a letter from the Latour Club of the Australian National University in the broader protest scene.
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Inflation still a danger hints in March CPI figures
Youth on remand and a court appearance linked to a crackdown on shoplifting and related offenses frame a report noting inflation risks. The article references a consumer price index surprise in March and mentions police and public safety actions alongside a juvenile case in the Children’s Court.
Canberra Prices and Jobs Report Weakened by February Tally
Canberra notes show consumer prices rose 3 percent from the prior year with tickets and goods lifting costs across the ACT. Analysts report hospitalizations and shortages in transport reflect broader economic strain while Canberra employment figures reveal modest gains and a dip in vacancies during February.
Wages Adjustment Debate In AGTU Talks
Mel Icte Monk, AGTU president, said the union would seek wage adjustments after reviewing new figures. Officials expect a commission review to set revised pay scales, with decisions pending until the updated data is examined.
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University protest grows over Knopfelmacher case
Twenty seven academics from six universities sign a letter urging Sydney University’s Professorial Board to reconsider its decision to exclude Dr Knopfelmacher. The signatories argue the rejection was influenced by political or ideological bias and call for a rescission to uphold academic freedom and merit.
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McNamara says US to strike Vietnam harder
McNamara declares the United States will intensify pressure in Vietnam to offset Vietcong guerrilla advantages. He stresses boosting mobility and firepower of South Vietnamese forces to counter traditional insurgent tactics and improve coastal, river, and sea actions with naval support.
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SEATO Mission and Meetings Reported by AAP
An eight nation SEATO delegation attended a SEATO Council meeting in Bangkok with discussions on alliance exercises. Mr Hasluck noted the importance of the naval exercises to regional security, as the group prepared for events in May and two days of talks among eight member states.
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Nugget Found Worth Two Thousand Pounds in Roadway Find
A nugget weighing 12702 units was found on a roadway by Les Priests of Lawson Street Spring Gully. Valued at £2000, the discovery is linked to a larger wartime context with mentions of armed forces and government. authorities and local officials are noted in the chaotic report, including Bendigo and ANZ Bank references.
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Auction system unjust sparks urban debate
Fragmented OCR text reports public dissatisfaction with the auction system described as unjust. Mentions political tension between the Liberal party and other factions, references to government pages and notices, and scattered items across pages including civic concerns and schedules.
Byzantine church for Kingston approved plan
The Greek Orthodox Church in Kingston received approval to build a Byzantine style church costing about £50,000. The project faced design and site concerns, including opposition to Riverside Industry House and the National Capital Development authority seeking minor alterations for a cheaper, smaller building on a different site.
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