Higher reserves set on business land tender values
The Capital Territory department sets reserve prices for two commercial leases, with Lend Lease Developments paying 4.4 million last year. The Civic Centre lease bids total around 1.05 million reserve, while Phillip Street offers 135,000. Land rent terms require costly building projects and mixed-use facilities, with stipulations for shop space and hotel offices. The Civic Centre site, near Wadea Town Centre, contrasts with Lend Lease conditions for a taller building and stricter development rules.
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Department of the Capital Territory
Lend Lease Developments Ply Ltd
Ihe
Civia Bentre
Phillip
Lend Lease Teat
Tacit
Puilip
Bown Street
Wear
Launceston Street
Wadea Town Centre
Sarich engine agreement planned with Dublin firm
Perth reports a forthcoming agreement between Dublin interests and Sarich to produce orbital engines for the space industry. The inventor, Ralph Sarich, is said to be negotiating with an American company Sainschar for potential involvement.
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Perth
Dublin
Eaerin
Sarich
Ralph Sarich
Sains Char
Fragmented Late News Snapshot Incoherent Wording
A garbled OCR fragment shows stray phrases about late news and a sensational undertone. Key names, places, or dates are unreadable, making it impossible to identify subjects or outcomes with clarity.
Australians Fare Amid Bali Pan Am Crash Scene
A Pan American Boeing 707 from Hong Kong to Honolulu crashed on the slopes of a 4 000 metre volcano near Denpasar Bali. Sixty search and rescue personnel, including paratroops, reached the wreck about 17 hours after impact. Of 107 aboard, 16 Australians and 29 Japanese plus 17 Americans and others were listed. Authorities reported 20 signs of survivors and noted the captain radioed from the control tower before disappearing. The crash marked Pan Am’s fourth 707 in the region in recent history.
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Denpasar
Billi Pugschy
WAAB
Bali
Walhsinteath
Sinteen
Tte
Pan Am High
Honk Kong
Honolulu
Sukimo
Spee
Department of Communicationsay
Jakarta
Svr
Jaharta
Sukisno
Alm
Donald Zink
Tempusarpa
Sit
Manes
Pan Am
South Pacific
Pan
Pago
American Sama
Pickering Chosen as Liberal Candidate for Fraser Seat
Larry Pickering of Higgins was selected as the Liberal candidate for Canberra’s Fraser seat, winning over five rivals including Cornwell Eyam Su, Flower and Par McMahon. Pickering pledged to voice ACT interests on resealing, Federal Highways, sewage, housing and Lake Burley Griffin issues, resisting salary rises for MPs. Delegates from North Canberra Liberal branches chose him at Barton HQ, chaired by H. H. G. F. Gyhaine.
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Larry Pickering
Higgins
Caneberra Times
Cattonist
Pany
Canberra
Fraser
Pickerng
Mallee
Oiver
Pickering
de Bacion
Federal Highayn
Queanberan
Lake Burtey Griffin
Alarien
Picketing
Kres
Liberal Party
Gary
Barton
Liberarty
Iitle
HH. G. F.gyhaine
Country Party Candidates Named for ACT Seats
The Country Party selects Canberran candidates for the seat of Canberra and Fraser. Norony of Holt and Lamb, a computer programmer, were chosen as nominees at a motel meeting with about 60 members voting.
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Norony
Bf Arustie
Holt
Tait
Cometry Fang
Mattress
Canberra
Sme Lamb
Fraser
Cus
Perma
Government fights tower project in High Court appeal
Legal sources say the government seeks a High Court ruling to quash a lower court order and allow the Black Mounts communications tower work to proceed. The case, tied to a Supreme Court injunction risk, continues as construction has begun with concrete poured.
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Inana
Snes
Supreme Court
High
Opposition policy shocks Labor and industry debate
The Liberal Party unveiled its manufacturing and industrial development policy, provoking strong Labor Party opposition. It envisions a new superdepartment absorbing Environment Science and parts of Labour and Education, restricting state operations, favoring industry interests, and reshaping investment and regulatory oversight.
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Liberal Party
Labor Party
Environment
Science
Department of Labour
Department of Education
Watt
Opposition policy contrasts with milder government stance
A long, uneven report notes Opposition policy differences on foreign policy and industrial development. It cites Senator Willlovee and Mr Briderby discussing a Department of Manufacturing Industry, protection, small business, and retraining while stressing government-led commonwealth programs and AIDC reforms.
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Polley
Wiilovee
Darton
Briderby
Anthony
Snedden
Coalition Policy
Labor and government clash over national crisis response
A fragmented speech by Mr Sheds den criticizes the ALP and federal policy, arguing reforms aimed at economic change and a realignment of national priorities. He accuses Labor of seeking control, breaking promises, and neglecting science, health, and arbitration while urging a different path for Australia’s future.
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ALP
ATP
Fife
Ndt
Beaton
Sneddon
Death of former senator McKenna shocks Sydney
Sydney aged 78 former Labor figure Nicholse Edward McKenna died in hospital. A former Federal Cabinet Minister he was touted as a potential Prime Minister candidate. He served as Health and Social Service Minister from 1946 to 1949 and held roles including Treasurer Attorney General and Master of the Interim during partition years. His wife and son predeceased him.
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Tsaid
Austratuim Tnanstey Developmen Corporation
Alinirsian
Arity
Aml
Linder
Country Party
Aidc! Witmot
Ali Fande
Sydney
Edward
McKenna
Labor Party
Mr McKenna
Labor
McKennay
Jim
Hatshig
Chifley
Evatt
Dedman
House of Representaises
Ated
Aor
Keer
Tenants invited to switch to flats in Canberra
Fragmentary report notes tenants being urged to move to flats. The text mentions Canberra, political figures, and a government context with references to ministers, ambassadors, and public housing themes. The readable parts show a single policy push amid partial phrases.
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