Bus crash blamed on road conditions near Fairfield Heights
A bus crash on Alpine Way near Thredba occurred amid extremely poor road conditions. Police report the road blamed for the accident that killed a child and injured several others. the Alpine Way was closed for investigation and expected to reopen after assessments by NSW officials.
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GPs Meet in Melbourne Regional Conference
General Practitioners gather in Melbourne for the annual regional conference attended by over 140 doctors. President Dr Peter Arnold says delegates face government pressure and discuss funding, with motions likely to be debated. The closed session aims to unify doctors against policy changes affecting the health system.
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Murphy leads NSW ALP ticket amid party preselection turmoil
NSW politics center on preselection as Senator Murphy tops the ticket amid internal disputes. The Attorn ey General faces scrutiny over information handling while rivals including Westerwaly and McClelland vie for top spots. Sources note a tense rush to secure positions ahead of a Friday Sydney meeting.
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Union boycott over French airline threat navigates global unions
A European led move by ICFTU delegates in Mexico City seeks a world‑wide boycott against French goods after a threat against French interests. The action, supported by major unions including Japan Canada India Australia Belgium and Britain, warns of possible strikes after Golden Week. The World Federation of Trade Unions also backs calls to cancel France’s nuclear program, tying labor solidarity to international policy.
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New Zealand Eyes International Court Move Over Fallout
The Privy Minister Richy said New Zealand plans to refer the dispute with France to the International Court of Justice in The Hague immediately. Attorney General Dr Pulgy and MPs discussed possible courses, including a direct appeal, with a final decision expected soon. The report notes France’s stance, ahead of potential hearings in the court.
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Difficulties in finding vessel aid to back NZ naval protest
Australia indicated to New Zealand in Wellington that it may struggle to provide a vessel to support any New Zealand ship sent to protest the French nuclear tests. Deputy Prime Minister Barnard said talks would determine whether Australia could refuel a NZ Navy ship if needed, amid defence policy discussions with New Zealand leaders.
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Death charges in Melbourne man charged after Reservoir collision
Melbourne authorities remanded 25 year old John Marching of Lalor on counts arising from the fatal Friday crash at Reservoir. Prosecutors allege he faced manslaughter charges alongside three other driving-related offenses connected to the deaths of three pedestrians.
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Australian US airline talks open in Melbourne today
Negotiations begin in Melbourne between Australia and the United States over all air services agreements. The Australian government says the talks respond to a new economic climate and a suspension of certain US routes. US negotiators argue Australia caps transAtlantic services for Qantas and challenge Pan Am and American Airlines.
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Off peak fares to cut costs on domestic flights
Canberra announces new off peak fares by TAA and Ansett offering 155 percent savings on economy class on domestic routes from June 2. The plan targets return trips on off peak flights Canberra to Melbourne Hobart Adelaide Brisbane Townsville Cairns and regional sectors including Sydney Canberra and Melbourne weekend services. Transport Minister Mr Jones says the move aligns with government aims to lower living costs while promoting aviation shifts.
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Boat offer to protest group ADELAIDE
A Melbourne businessman offered an Adelaide protest syndicate use of a luxury cruiser named Waruna to sail the Pacific as a protest against French tests in a nuclear zone. The syndicate plans a five crew voyage, with passports and inoculations underway, and a condition that the vessel be maintained to their stated standards.
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Causeway council split on labor policy and diplomacy
Fragmentary copy shows council members divided over Causeway affairs and labor policy. Mentions attempts at détente, shifts in leadership, and unclear references to foreign figures, with notes of resistance and possible agreement among departments as the page notes.
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Ireland in political shifts and inquiries noted
Fragmentary notes indicate political changes in Ireland, mentions of Norbert and Grand Grange Hodge, Canberra agency statements, and a national poverty inquiry. Also references to 231 William, duty to respond, and a CAN TL agency. Mentions of weddings and classified ads on pages 14 and 15.
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