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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1972
Page
3
A fragmented report outlines Australia and other nations debating whether strait rights around the Malacca Strait should be treated as internal waters or international waterways. Officials advocate a cautious, noncommittal position amid regional tensions and adherence to international law.
A cryptic note reports wage increases amid economic strain. It mentions MEUROLENE and a national agency adjusting pay scales, with a general emphasis on a 12 percent rise affecting Prim alt and the Eat De animent sector.
Hobart reports a June meeting for Tasmania's new House as Parliament prepares to approve a government lineup. Experts anticipate reshuffles and a potential August by election for a key seat while candidates mobilize for the coming weeks.
A sheltered paved area used for meals at Bemba Public School is described with doors in the wall behind leading to lavatories. The detail emphasizes the facility layout and its proximity to sanitary facilities.
An unclear report mentions efforts to counter health risks involving various entities and names. The text includes fragmented references to departments, people, and dates, but lacks coherent details or verifiable actions, making the exact scope and outcome difficult to determine.
Prime Minister McMahon told the House that Archbishop Loane does not have a very great knowledge of unemployment inflation issues. He defended the archbishop’s remarks as not defeating the government’s aims, and urged leaders to take positive action on unemployment amid parliament questions. The exchange touched on shelter, poverty, and the economy as ministers discussed policy and the archbishop’s call for action.
In a terse court session the magistrate emphasized that the obscene articles and imagery in circulation triggered serious condemnation. The judge ordered strict measures and high penalties, urging the community to curb the spread of indecent material amid rising concerns.
Mr Fowler, a pioneer in home fruit pressers, has died at age 84. Born in 1840s, he lived in Hawthorn and contributed to early fruit processing devices. He spent his later years in Meibourn, leaving a lasting mark on domestic canning and preserving equipment.
An auction case involves Ric Ohio acting for Anda Sin Th E Mr Torey Pasiale Mace and Mr Brown as senior. A $500,000 restoration from the May crime is pursued. FR Strange Pay Ltd assists in recovering about 340,000 from the incident. Suitcases tied to Mr Brien are said to collect funds.
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