Conference on drug control attracts three nations
A Commonwealth Medical Association meeting opens today in Rama with delegates from three countries. The conference will discuss drug control strategies and global health policy, signaling a collaborative effort to curb illicit trafficking and improve medical oversight.
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Shipping freights cut as Wahine inquiry ends in Wellington
The marine court of inquiry into the Wahine disaster concluded its hearing in Wellington. Discussions on transport costs for containerised trade between Australia and Europe continued, with a likely report in two months. The proceedings touched on wool freight reductions, containerisation fees, and potential price stabilization to attract shippers.
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Singapore Hopes For Pact With Australia
Singapore seeks a mutual defence arrangement in Southeast Asia with Australia, envoy Koh at the UN says. Australia already in talks on regional defence and may join, while Singapore shifts away from Britain by converting naval bases and planning spending to offset Britain’s withdrawal. Singapore watches Sabah dispute developments between Malaysia and the Philippines with interest.
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Native study to continue in Australian Aboriginal teeth research
The United States will keep financing a study of Australian Aborigines teeth and jaws despite government cuts to non urgent research. Officials said funding for the Air Board project remains approved and will continue at the University of Adelaide under the Institute of Health.
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ANU Students Back Czechs In Reform Petition
A petition at Australian National University supports Czechoslovakia on reforms and condemns Russian intimidation. About 20 students collected 501 signatures in a few hours with more expected. Students note interest beyond Vietnam and cite fears of family scrutiny and visa issues among signers.
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