Ministers Attack Immigration Exits Amid Vietnam Refugee Links
Reported clashes over airlifts of Vietnamese refugees from Saigon to Australia. Fraser labeled as hypocritical by Morrison allies, while Peacock criticizes voice for aiding mass refugee evacuations. Government sources claim limited hope for more evacuations before a Bangkok flight. Security and secrecy surround remaining Australians and eligible Vietnamese in the final airlift stages.
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Guerillas Seize West German Embassy in Stockholm
Unidentified men and a woman, linked to a group calling itself the West German Guerilla Group, invaded the West German Embassy in Stockholm. Reportedly they seized embassy staff, announced demands, and fired automatic weapons during the seizure. Police described a tense standoff with multiple injuries and possible casualties.
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Anzac Day Weather Outlook for Can Heres
Readable Anzac Day forecast indicates fine conditions with a maximum around 16 degrees. limited details mention mild temperatures and light winds, supporting outdoor ceremonies and commemorations with comfortable conditions.
Liberal backbencher in government house
A Liberal backbencher in Parliament is among five MPs reportedly allocated government houses in Canberra. The figure, identified as Mr Ervin from Victoria, is said to have moved into a government residence labeled a “bed after” while ministers and other MPs may have naming priority. Details remain unclear as the row over housing allocations continues.
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Dr Who star Hartnell dies after long career
The obituary notes William Hartnell, famed for the original Doctor Who, as surviving wife Heather Metotyre. It mentions his long acting career beginning in 1930s theatre and his later years in the series, with scattered references to his influence on children and pop culture.
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EEC Eases Beef Import Ban For Four Months
The European Economic Community announces a relaxation of its beef import ban for four months starting June 1. Up to 40 000 tonnes of old kind beef may be imported under the export-import scheme, with the same quantity to be exported without delay. A review in September could permit a further 30 000 tonnes.
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Beef Exports to Japan Face Quota and Trade Talks
A fragmented report notes Japan may enforce beef quotas amid ministerial statements on trade. Senator Wriedt and officials in Tokyo discuss quota arrangements while reports mention Australia’s agriculture and export stance.
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Minh Rejects Offer To Lead South Vietnam
Saigon reports General Duong Van Minh refused the invitation from President Tran Van Huong to serve as Prime Minister with full powers. The move comes as negotiations continue among Vietnamese, French, and U.S. officials seeking a political solution. Vietcong demands and military activity around Saigon persist amid calls for adherence to the Paris Peace Accord.
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Barry Drive S Kink to Go Soon
The Kink in Warsy Drive, the S-bead road ground at the CSIRO herbarium, will be straightened. The National Capital Development Commission invites tenders to demolish the herbarium and reconstruct Barry Drive section diverted around the building. Work expected in Nt and Seton central area where the herbarium will be relocated. The project aims to move over 300 000 specimens and preserve unique material. timing and conditions were debated since the S bend diversion was planned in July 1971.
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Federal funding awarded for human sexuality study
The Government announced a grant of 621,540 to the Social Biology Resources Centre in Melbourne for a postgraduate program in human sexuality. Health Minister Br Evennplain said the money supports family planning and professional discipline, to fund salaries and a ten student cohort through 197.
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Soviet pledge on Israel seeks Geneva talks revival
The Bowes foreign office floated conditions demanding Israel withdraw from occupied Arab lands and restore Palestinian rights. Moscow backed resuming Geneva discussions but pressed concrete steps and broader Middle East changes. Officials signaled a Kremlin shift away from unilateral ceasefire timing, aiming to maintain momentum toward renewed talks with Mr Gromyka in Moscow.
Gallipoli's Echoes Mark Sixty Years On
A fragmented note recalls Gallipoli fifty six? years on and reflects on the enduring memory. A faded text hints at a postcard collection and elusive entries tied to the Anes, with cryptic language and missing details.
Fortnight staffing shake hits Melbourne firm
Melbourne firm dismisses staff amid a fortnight of turmoil as the managing director faces upheaval. Staff removals sparked by management changes prompted protests and calls for clarity on the company’s future.
Sex manual review notes satire and caution
A terse review argues the book mixes playful sexual imagination with guilt free exploration. It critiques the exhortations for sexual optimism and its portrayal of activities as harmless, noting a satirical undertone in the warden style page commentary.
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Barricades and police fire on demonstrators in Windhoek
South-West Africa police fired on African demonstrators in Windhoek wounding ten. The Australian correspondent notes railway issues in South Australia and questions the impact of a federal takeover on ongoing operations. Other pages mention rugby roundups and regional finals.
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