Radar network planned along Australia coast
The government announces an integrated radar system to protect coastlines and aircraft. Aiming to cover major routes from Brisbane to Sydney and beyond, the project would cost about £15 million and be completed within 12 months. The system would extend long range radar along the coast for safer approach and exit paths at key airports.
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City urged to save water in unprecedented winter appeal
The Minister for the Interior Anthony urged Canberra residents to cut water use as reservoirs lag behind normal levels. He warned restrictions may be needed if rainfall and catchment inflows do not improve, citing below normal dam storage and past high summer demand. Canberra’s resevoirs remained about 20 percent below full, prompting officials to consider conservation measures and possible penalties for overuse.
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Canberra airliner on fire at Mangalore airfield
An Ansett ANA Viscount airliner landed at Mangalore airfield tonight after a fire broke out in one engine. Melbourne reports indicate the incident involved a Cherpeney class aircraft and family of travelers, with authorities guiding emergency procedures.
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Soviet peace aim eyed by Johnson envoy
London report says President Johnsons roving ambassador Mc Harriman believes the Russians want a negotiated settlement in Vietnam. The remark signals a possible thaw in Cold War tensions and ongoing U S diplomacy over Indochina.
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Very Well Says PM Sir Robert Manzius Returns to Desk
The Prime Minister Sir Robert Manzius will return to Parliament House today after a hospital discharge in Melbourne early yesterday. He traveled by VIP aircraft to Canberra where he was accompanied by a physician and officials. The illness and injuries were associated with a medical operation and a helicopter incident near Bu Nang amid Vietnam news. government advisers said his condition improved and he would resume duties.
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Melbourne Sydney Brisbane routes to be selectable by firms
Senator Henry states that labor values and electronic equipment will enable information relay to various centers and contractors. The Melbourne Sydney Brisbane routes sector will allow Bets Jane and others to select and view facts across capitals including Sydney Melbourne and Brisbane.
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Woman on Second Pacific Solo Milestone for Merrifield
Sydney report details Rosalind Merrifield, 27, landing at Kingsford Smith Airport after a solo Pacific flight attempt. The Manly resident had previously become the first Australian woman to fly a Pacific route on April 17, completing the same journey with a Piper Aztec.
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Whitlam backs Wyndham Plan at Federal Conference
The Deputy Leader of the Federal Opposition, Mr Whitlam, voiced strong support at the Federal Conference for the Wyndham Plan to reorganise the ALP. The plan, created by party secretary Mr C Wyndham, contains 28 proposals aimed at reforming party structure and countering the view that the Conference’s 36 members are unrepresentative. Delegates expressed anger as the executive previously opposed it, and the debate highlighted tensions within the party leadership and calls for broader reform.
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200 Ships Idle in Strike Paralyzes Australian Ports
About 200 ships idled at waterfronts as waterside workers began a planned fortnightly 24 hour stoppage. In Sydney and Melbourne mass meetings backed the action to protest wages and conditions, with warnings of broader industrial disruption and possible government responses.
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Australian Conference Notes On Public Support And Health
Reports from Brisbane and Sydney discuss public backing for a conference on gun safety and social issues. Affected individuals include Neal with strokes in February and a family with teenage children facing hospital stays amid broader political debate.
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