Liberal vote on abortion by Synod in Goulburn
The Diocese of Canberra and Goulburn synod carried a motion seen by opponents as promoting abortion on demand by 95 votes to 48 after over three hours of debate. Dr J Nurser argued it would remove abortion from scandal and lead the Anglican church, with earlier amendments rejected, noting implications for early and late pregnancies and the role of doctors.
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Diplomat Ranks Shuffle Amid Global Recall Moves
AAP reports Sudanean diplomats recalled ambassadors to Britain and Yugoslavia and accredited envoys to Kenya and the Middle East. The Middle East mission changes were announced as part of a broader reshuffle.
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Inquiry blames designers for bridge collapse
Melbourne report by the Royal Commission into last October's West Gate Bridge collapse places most of the blame on designers Freeman Fox and Partners. It states the bridge could still be unsafe and that the firm bears heavy responsibility for the failure.
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Talks Break Down Four States Lose Rail Services
Rail stoppage hits New South Wales Victoria South Australia and Western Australia after unions ARU and AFULE walkout. Talks at the Arbitration Commission failed to avert the strike. Officials warn of large economic losses and possible fare rises if the stoppage lasts.
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Ring road causes heavy delays on opening peak hour
Traffic in Canberra yesterday clogged the new Capital Hill ring road during its first afternoon peak, with lanes narrowed to two and a fresh set of lights near Hotel Canberra causing near standstill. Motorists, confused by lane changes, faced slow 20 mph progress as police patrolled the area.
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U S outlines policy on China seating at UN
Washington reports Secretary Rogers announced the United States would vote to seat Beijing in the United Nations this year while opposing the expulsion of the Nationalists. The shift signals a two China policy, with debate over Taiwan's role on the Security Council.
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Confectionery Prices to Rise This Week
Prices for most confectionery lines are set to rise by ten percent this week after Cat hy Pascal Ltd by Fr. 7 the increase for their product.
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West Gate Bridge report calls for independent design check
A Royal Commission report faults Freeman Fox and Partners and Maunsell for weak oversight on the West Gate Bridge collapse. It urges urgent independent reexamination of the steel span design, cites errors in calculations, and criticizes deficienes in responsibility definitions within the Lower Yarra Crossing Authority and contractors. The inquiry stresses safety and plans for a possible 1973 opening.
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Dean Goes On Trial In South Africa
AAP Reuter reports the Very Reverend Beytagh the Anglican Dean of Johannesburg faces terrorism charges for plotting violent overthrow. Witness Louis Jordaan, a police reservist, testified of meetings advocating violence and aiding the banned ANC. Trial opened in Pretoria amid security scrutiny. adjourned to August 16 in Pietermaritzburg for 13 co defendants.
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New rent raise plan in ACT aims to curb protests later this year
A new rent calculation system for ACT government housing would end current board increases and curb protests, with operation expected later this year. Parliament hears from journalist Mir Peter Samuel that interstate government jobs are a perceived racket generating trips for public servants. Asthma clinic plans open at Woklongong Hospital as Dr Alexander James insists drugs will not be used in his treatment method. Apollo 15 astronauts complete lunar orbit on a three day mission, hailed as the US top spaceflight. Australian Wool Board proposes major measures to aid the wool industry. South Australian Liberal and Country League factions grow wary of Country Party activity in the state.
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