NCDC to Build City Flats in Kingston and Reid
The National Capital Development Commission plans to construct about 50 two bedroom flats in Kingston on the former Kingston guest house site and explore higher density multi storey blocks in Reid. A spokesman said design work was underway with construction potentially starting soon, and details on the NCDC role remain undecided.
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National Capital Development Commission
Kingston
Reid
NCDC
Department of Works
Kingson
Hickey
Uhl
Himherie
Snow Falls Reported Across ACT Regions
Light snow fell in Canberra yesterday morning and melted quickly. Coruna and Honeywte Creek logged minor accumulations with up to 2 inches on the reset area. Snow depths: Charlotte Pass 2 inches, Smiggie Holes 4 inches, Three 12 inches, Perisher Valley light falls. Snow at Charlotte Pax 112 inches deep.
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Canberra
Coruna
Honeywwekte Creek
Eset
Mountaint
Chariotte Pass
Smixgie Holes
Perisher Valley
Charlotte Pax
Late News Fragment Shows Faint Clues and Jumbled Text
A fragmented OCR readout hints at scattered phrases and proper nouns without clear context. The garbled lines mention places and names but lack coherent events, dates, or outcomes to form a definite news item.
ACOA lifts ban and seeks renewed talks with board
The Administrative and Clerical Officers Association suspends action and to resume talks with the Public Service Board. Federal ACOA president N Campbell says negotiations resume while the board considers new pay claims and reviews officers reports. Dissidents and executives meet across Canberra departments as sectional meetings continue.
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Administrative and Clerical Officers Association
Public Service Board
ACOA
N. Campell
Coniments
Canberra
Boy flies Sydney to Paris for 19 cents
A 11 or 12 year old Sydney boy slipped past airline and airport checks to board a flight from Sydney to Paris with no ticket or passport. He traveled via Singapore Colombo Bangkok and arrived in Paris using a family’s identity. The boy later told his father he wandered aboard by posing as part of a boarding family. Officials investigate how such a slip could occur and his family voices frustration with immigration procedures.
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Charles Todman
Paris
Albert Laloun
Todman
Sydney
Charles
Mix Paul Todman
Kingiiard
Ezenali Borg Chavis
Evin
Gorafort
Wooktern
Jehaineratt
Charlie
Thy
Ue Des Couronner
Alll
Charlee
Singapore
Colombo
Bangkok
Aihene
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Wan
Albert Anburn
Austealia
Mc Todman
UTA
Aire
Godman
Israel
Australia
France
AAP
Melbourne
Anw
Department
Apie
Lee
Snedden
Gorlon
Gorton
Apeech
Colli Garay
Alata
Aly
Prins
Call for inquiry into Commonwealth Public Service
From John Bennetts Broken Hill report the Senate should move for a select committee to report on the Commonwealth Public Service. The Labor Party executive adopted a resolution urging the Federal Parliament to appoint a committee to examine structure recruitment and management of the service with Clyde Cameron MP supporting. He noted the last thorough inquiry was in 1914 and said it is time for another inquiry.
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Broken Hill
Senate
Commonwealth
ALP
Kinvertenter
Labor Party
Senare
Citven
Sps
Clyde Cameron
South Australia
Commonwealth Public Service
Inflation and strikes cloud Australia and Middle East
AAP reports from Amman and Moscow describe political tension over profit linked wage fairness, Palestinian faction clashes, and inflation fears. Gorton warns against reversing accepted wage principles while government weighs immigration review and budget impact.
Cabinet opposes new wage concept in Australia
The government will seek representation before the Conciliation and Arbitration Commission to intervene in the oil industry dispute in Melbourne. Prime Minister Gar Win announced the move at the NSW Chamber of Manufactures dinner. The proposed principle would link wages to an industry's capacity to pay, risking non comparable pay for workers doing similar work.
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Gor- Wom
Fedeal
Austais
Vicay
OF & Company
Sydney
Conciliation and Arbitration Commission
Melbourne
Gar Win
Chamber of Manufactures of Nsw
Metal Trades Award
ACTU
Mc Hawke
Italian sextuplets birth ends in four infant deaths
Four of the textuplets born to Mrs Antonio Petrone in Rome died within hours of birth. The other two infants, a boy and a girl, survived but were critically ill in incubators. Doctors reported poor prospects for the two surviving babies, and all weighed under two pounds at birth.
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Rome
Press International
Antonio Petrone
Mary
Wat
Galbally wins suspension appeal in turmoil aftermath
The report notes Galbally's successful appeal over a suspension amid chaotic events with casualties and widespread damage. It mentions deaths in a 27 figure and severe destruction affecting central regions, reflecting a tense page of South African context and drought impacts in NSW.
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