Car sale fraud found by ACT Supreme Court judge
Judge in the ACT Supreme Court ruled that a Gregorys Motors Pty Ltd salesman engaged in deliberate fraud by selling three used Ford Fairmonts as new. The demonstrator vehicles showed odometer readings and cosmetic wear inconsistent with new cars, with evidence detailing claimed prices, registration dates, and dealer practices. The case involved Mr Carnaval of Badimira Strat Waramanga and cited inflated pricing tactics in the car trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory's Motors Pty Ltd
Ustice Jonke
ACT ‘Supreme Court
Raymond
Justice Jonke
Payne
Michael Carnaval
Badimira Strat ‘Waramanga
Gregory's
Fairmont
Reed
Yale
Prac Myer
Atlatan Eles
Roy
Carnaval
Ens Sant
Late Test Score Report
A garbled OCR item shows a late test score note with unclear names and details. The readable portion references a score or standings but lacks full names dates or places to identify the event or participants. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
ACT borders NCDC promise on rural properties
Hans Westerman, NCDC associate commissioner, told Queanbeyan Chamber of Commerce last night that urban development would affect only about 20 percent of the ACT area. He urged fair land acquisition and balanced growth, saying planning must unite rural production with urban expansion and that only statesmen around a table can resolve the national capital’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capital Development Commission
NCDC
Hans ‘Westerman
Queanbeyan Chamber of Commerce
Murrumbeteman
Imac
Nswernment
Becras Bional
Union to Ban Postal Rise Expected September Vote
A fragmented note indicates union workers plan to vote to ban postal rate increases with a September 1 deadline. Mentions roving sites and a branch leader MF Schultz, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Vittorian
Ma ‘Schultz
Prices rise for General Motors Holden cars in Australia
Prices for all General Motors Holden vehicles will increase by a uniform margin and Ford and Chrysler models are expected to follow soon. The hike, approved by the Prices Justification Tribunal, applies to cars delivered from tomorrow, affecting models such as Torana and Commodore with new price points listed for various trims and automatic variants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
General
Holden
Ford
Cluysler
Oma
Planie
GM H
Mowe Tae
Lad Hi
Toyeke Coronlas
Eternity
Yana
Corona
Mintunis
Bell ‘Mont
Kingswood
Premiser Oxden
Monaro
Gemini
Statesman
Hostages Safety Is Malaysia's Main Aspiration
In Kuala Lumpur a Japan Airlines DCS jet landed with five of seven prisoners released amid demands by Japanese Red Army gunmen holding at least 50 hostages in an insurance building. Tun Razak said negotiations would continue for the gunmen's departure and stressed hostage safety as the top priority. He noted the gunmen later accepted five to depart, while two would not leave. The situation includes the American Consul and Swedish Chargé d’Affaires among hostages. no country has been attacked.
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Red Army
Japan Airlines
Tokyo
Kuala Lumpur
Kualaumpur
Tun Abdul Razak
Malaysia
Tun Razak
Japan
Tan Sri Ghazali Shatie
Sooeume
Fisaaki Matsuda
Ishikiawa
Tohiri
Scotland Yard to check police in Scotland Yard inquiry
Scotland Yard to examine police conduct amid a state inquiry. Officials from the metropolitan force will review procedures and oversight related to the Scotland Yard investigation, aiming to ensure accountability and transparency.
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Scotland Yard
Very cautious now on Malaysia gunmen and Japanese response
In Tokyo a news dispatch reports Malaysia caution as Prime Minister warns of wary border control amid gunmen’s entry concerns. Japan temporarily blocks a Kuala Lumpur bound aircraft while guerrilla demands are negotiated, with prisoner identities and Australian nationals awaiting confirmation.
Connor attacks Treasury over publicity on pipeline plan
Mr Connor accused the Treasury of hindering economic progress and opposing public discussion of negotiations. He said the government wanted secrecy until the “right time” and pushed for a broad energy package including a transcontinental pipeline, a Dampier to Perth gas line, a Pinjarra link, and an offshore pipeline to a northwest production platform.
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Fralien
Lvt
Damper
Perth
Pinjarra
Merura
Migration policy shift limits aid to migrants
Government sources indicate a change in migration assistance, suggesting fewer migrants will be helped. The draft report notes a final order expected by July 28, with potential effects on parents and the broader budget. The circulated document references elections and budget measures shaping the policy.
Move on takeover of stores in Sydney turmoil
Disjointed report from Sydney on a proposed takeover of country stores by Dan tine Seing. The wire stops mid sentence with references to Dias Philp and Co and a granted ex party for a dead regen. Details are fragmented and unclear due to OCR damage.
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Sydney
Winns Lide Wire
Roer Dias
Philp
Cocco
Mr." Kook
Grantad
Comsineng
Afer
Regen
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Mevery
Anu
Fal
Mapons
Eutiet Sartdourd
A.C.T. Border
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12- Morey
State A.lp
World News
Kurale
Lumpur
Middle Tam
Department of Foreign Affairs
Canberra
Connor
J. Cannon
Ammecomts
Tvastock Sinter
Caravan
Wailers
Sotleey
Resorts
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