Inflation slows but retail prices rise in March quarter
The March quarter shows easing inflation across Australia but retail prices climb, with six state capitals peaking at 3.6 percent. Canberra and Hobart post the lowest rates, while Adelaide hits the highest, at about 4 percent, continuing a long trend from late 1952. The yearly rise reaches 17.6 percent, the strongest since mid-1952. Continued on Page 17.
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Bureau Fe Statins
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Hobart
Adelaide
Canberra lowest of all capital city retail price rises
Canberra recorded the lowest March quarter rise among capital cities with a 2.3 percent gain in retail prices, lifting the year’s CPI increase to 14.28 percent. The Canberra figure matched Hobart for the lowest level, while state capitals showed larger quarterly and yearly movements, including a 46 percent quarterly and 176 percent yearly swing for others.
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Canberra
Inde
Hobart
Periehluke
Cabinet fails to settle South Africa stance
Australian cabinet debates South Africa policy with recommendations withdrawn. Ministers Crean and Tonea opposed caucus proposals as sources note trade with South Africa, including a South African route, is worth millions annually, centring on the motor industry and Qantas rights.
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South Australia
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New Zealand
Crean
Canberra
Australia
New President Sworn In Amid Ceremony In Eai gon
A late report states an incoming president was sworn in during a rapid ceremony in Eai gon. Officials confirmed immediate actions to stabilize governance as crowds gathered outside the venue.
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Moneal
Yan Humes
Suuith Yanna Fa
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Thieu Resigns as South Vietnam Leader Under US Pressure
President Thieu announced his resignation at Independence Palace after mounting opposition from political and military officials and the United States. He said he would transfer power to Vice President Tran Van Huong, age 72, and did not indicate if he would leave Vietnam. Earlier he canceled public appearances as Saigon faced military and political strain amid North Vietnamese threats.
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Pulio
Move for surfers to register boards
A NSW departmental inquiry recommends registering all surfboards to allow state control of standard dimensions. The Surf Life Saving Association of NSW would collect a $2 annual fee, potentially raising about $390,010, with nonstandard boards restricted to events organized by responsible bodies under Culture, Sport and Recreation.
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Fragmented OCR note on guard, catering, and notices
Fragmentary text mentions a guard and a posted notice about a recipient named Joca who would not be fed, with unclear references to Scarborough, Tote, and a large event or location. The readable portion is disjointed and lacks coherent context or dates.
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Streamline Assembly Proposes Five Standing Committees
A committee of the ACT Legislative Assembly recommends establishing five standing committees aligned with executive divisions to streamline operations. The proposed panels include city management, environment development, and state ministry oversight, aiming to reduce duplication and speed decision making. The plan, presented late last night, seeks to clarify responsibilities across departments.
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Health
Assembly
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Mariery
Arte
Australia May Admit South Vietnamese Refugees
Prime Minister Whitlam and Immigration Minister Cameron signaled decisions on eligible refugees after yesterday’s meeting. The working paper defines categories of South Vietnamese with close ties to Australia including dual citizens, re marrieds, and those already permitted to remain temporarily. Foreign Affairs says urgency papers aim for a full intake, while opposition leaders press for focus on those who aided embassies and aid efforts.
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Crean
Australis
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Uber
Cameron
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Orphan Talks Seeks Prospective Adoptive Parents
A deputation of about twenty prospective adoptive parents met welfare officers in the Capital Territory to discuss foster and adoption plans. They reported provisional approval and outlined the process for matching children with adoptive families.
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Wilteses
Bryant Tate
Department of the Capital Territory
Yesterdape
Alarm at DFRB payouts highlights pension concerns
Treasury officials confirm a contentious payout of 375,000 linked to the old Forest Retirement Benefits scheme. The issue centers on reforming how service pensions are allocated to veterans and the timing of these payments under new and prior government approaches.
Doctors fees rise 12 3 percent on July 1 in Australia
The Australian Medical Association announced doctors' fees would increase by 12 3 percent starting July 1, tied to consumer price index movements and living costs. The statement said the changes align with economic indices and apply to all medical service fees.
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Amates George Repinard
Hres
Victoria Police inquiry begins
Police investigation opens with inquiries into Aboriginal and community matters across towns. The report references Parliament interests and mentions soccer and rugby notes, with pages detailing various society and court items and a casual note on lotteries and finance.
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