Birth rates fall to five year low in Australia data
Government figures show 1964 births at 229149, a drop of 6540 from the prior year, with Victoria and other states recording varied birth rates and illegitimate births noted. The Northern Territory and Western Australia also reported trends alongside national aging and population shifts.
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Victoria
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Western
Whrnin Aloclin
Thames Five
Homeless Homer found near Fairbairn Air Base
A wayward homing pigeon wandered into RAAF territory at Canberra's Fairbairn Base. Canberra pigeon club member Mr C G De Munro suspects the bird belongs to a suburban homing pigeon club and plans to help identify and redirect it back toward home.
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Move to get vote for ACT Referendum Representation
The ACT Advisory Council seeks to include in the forthcoming referendum the right for ACT residents to participate in future referendums. Debate centers on ministerial action and constitutional constraints, with calls for full representation and potential delayed timing as May approaches. Talks reference the ACT's political status and advocates push for enfranchisement.
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United Nations Emergency Sess Requests Security Council Action
A chaotic late report notes calls for an emergency UN Security Council session amid rising tensions. A midline military figure is cited with claims of aggression by a republic, prompting urgent international concern and possible border actions.
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Torley
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Republic
Turbulent leadership struggle erupts within opposition forces
Fragmented statements allege leadership doubt and strategy clashes as party figures in Tasmania and allied groups clash over post election direction. The mix of foreign policy references and internal dissent suggests mounting pressure on senior officials and calls for unity amid contentious policy debates.
Victorian Labor splits overshadow airport plan leak
In Melbourne reports the Victorian Labor Party debates internal control while details emerge of a proposed 93 million Tullamarine airport terminal. The plan envisions a three story terminal with international and domestic facilities, baggage handling, and a 1200 car parking area.
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Labor compromise seen as victory for Calwell
The Australian Labor Party Federal Conference in Sydney endorsed an eight point unity tickets resolution. The move is seen as a win for Parliamentary Leader Mr Calwell who pledged to remain party leader for the parliament’s duration. He attacked the press as trying to force him from office amid weeks of talks and public debate over unity tickets and party unity.
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India to buy Soviet submarines amid tension
SRINAGAR, Kashmir, reports say India proposed to buy submarines from Russia. Defence Minister Chavan stated negotiations continue with a Moscow delegation due to complete the deal. He noted Western objections and emphasized India’s readiness to pursue deals with other states if needed.
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Casualty Theatre Floods Hit City Hospital
A storm flooded the casualty theatre and a treatment room in the hospital. Water breached the operating area with the duty doctor continuing the procedure on an injured patient as vents and drainage were blocked by debris. Heavy rain caused the flood in the building’s ventilation system and nearby departments were affected.
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Jealusily
Wharves Idle Could Trigger Waterfront Strike Chaos
Sydney reports a national waterfront strike planned for tomorrow may be postponed to Thursday. Mass pickets are expected, with about 200 sailors bound and warnings of further stoppages. An Ishin owners spokesman said the strike could paralyze the waterfront and bring chaos without withdrawals or attendance control.
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Council plea shapes Canberra housing drive in purge plan
Fragmented text from Canberra notices shows the ACT government urging higher housing and interior ministry action. Mentions ministerial steps, regional unrest, and government pressure reflected in a city page. The report hints at broader political tension and public notices across pages 3 and 2225.
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