UK tightens quota on Commonwealth migrants in review
London reports Britain will cap new Commonwealth immigrant arrivals at 4 500 annually, far below current 20 800 yearly rate. The plan seeks tighter controls on work vouchers and family reunification, with a special review of eligibility and potential changes to spouse and child entries.
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Britain moves to replace low number car plates
A report discusses Britain readying reforms to phase out old low numbered ACT plates. It notes social tensions from cultural diversity and immigration, while detailing a government plan to introduce new number series and standardised plates within years. Immigrants face adjustments as authorities push a switch to a new system.
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ALP Ditches White Australia Label At Federal Conference
The Australian Labor Party Federal Conference reshaped immigration policy to exclude the term White Australia and adopted reforms to aid Northern Australia development. The conference called for tighter screening of immigration and plan to affiliate with the Socialist International while addressing unity ticket debates and scientific research policies.
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Too many Cooks London voyage falters at sea
The New Endeavour crew attempting to imitate Captain Cook’s voyage to Australia suffers sea sickness and engine failure five miles from Ramsgate. A coastguard rescue by Goodwin Sands guards kept the ship safe as sails were briefly lost and engine gear failed. The 22 crew plus three women, Sybil Burns Joan Dixon and Mrs Lenore Tardit, aim to press on to Australia via the Dover Strait and Atlantic Ocean.
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Australian Labour Party immigration policy debate in Fed conference
The debate centers on immigration as vital to Australis future with Labor proposing a sympathetic expanding programme. Leaders criticize exclusionary attitudes while defending national security and economic welfare amidst racial tensions.
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Two Die in Forest Fire On French Riviera
Two charred bodies found near Bormes Mintosas as a wildfire swept 26 000 acres on the French Riviera. Thousands of holidaymakers fled to the sea while rescue crews battled flames driven by 60 mph winds. Foreign tourists from Germany Italy Belgium and more joined locals in efforts to halt the blaze and evacuations included former French President Vincent Auriol. The fire started near Ly Londe and cut the Toulon Nice road, with plunder reported amid the smoke.
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Late News Fragments Reflecting Storm Warnings
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Canberra mass transit plan deemed inevitable by expert
A report from Lord Holford and officials argues Canberra needs a mass transit system within years to ease congestion. The discussion touches on immigration pressures, public safety, and future urban development while noting Japanese concern over Canberra's growth and regional infrastructure plans.
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Three Die In Flaming Wreck On Hume Highway
Three men died in a semi-trailer and utility truck collision near Cullerton on the Hume Highway yesterday afternoon. Drivers were killed on impact. two others perished. Police identified the victims late at night as investigators cleared the scene and diverted traffic around the wreck near Cullerton, about two miles from Goulburn.
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Northern Australia road plan eyed by Federal Cabinet
The Federal Cabinet is weighing a £100 million development plan for northern Australia. A separate note mentions Japan’s Pring Maser and US aircraft use of Okinawa for bombing runs in Vietnam, while Geneva talks target halting weapons spread. The edition previews misaligned pages and a proposed Australia New Zealand trade pact alongside women’s sport features.
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Sir Robert Menefee Discharge Expected After Surgery
A BPN official in Melbourne stated Sir Robert Menefee is fine and all happy with the results. The minister is scheduled to be discharged as plans proceed after the operation in Melbourne.
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