Labour factions predict conference win amid internal battle
The Australian Labour Party factions predict a conference win next Saturday as they contest control within Trades Hall. Officials indicate both sides are confident of victory, with delegates planning to form a unified stance despite ongoing disputes over executive leadership and policy directions.
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All-night Journey for Ski Club Ended in Severe Road Conditions
Members of the ski club endured an all-night journey as heavy winds and blowing snow hampered travel toward Canberra. Dozens of cars stalled on the road between the hotel site and Rennie, with a caravan of rescue efforts and a garage owner alerted to supply petrol. The lodge at Gumego remained secure with windows intact, while secretary Nancy Penman and Alison Holt stayed at the site as the party dispersed.
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Woman Paralyzed In Crash Seeks $20,000 Damages
A Cranleigh woman, Mrs Anns My Beh of Pletcher Binet Tonal, was paralyzed after a November crash near Cooma. The Supreme Court heard evidence from a fireman and others as Cyril Goodwin and Taubman's Ltd faced the case. Justice Per EMADN granted a stay of proceedings while the damages action against the driver and company proceeds.
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Atom Power Urgent New Course of Power Warns of Fuel Shortage
Two Bellini scientists warned at the Geneva Peace Conference that world fuel scarcity will worsen as oil coal and natural gas near exhaustion in ten years if demand climbs. They stressed urgent progress toward nuclear energy with papers outlining rapid development and a reactor capable of producing two tons of new fuel per ton burned. Exhibits at the conference featured models of atomic power plants and advances in treating malignant diseases with radiation.
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Destructive Coastal Storm Strikes South Coast Region
Severe gales and freezing conditions hit the southern coast with flooding and heavy snowfall reported. A new coal store at Harcourt worth £40,000 collapsed in the gale, causing audible crashes. Telecommunication and power outages disrupted services as winds regained strength along the coast and inland, with ships and motor boats affected and widespread damage and injuries noted.
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Canberra Theatre Stars Lead British Visitors
Canberra hosts a gathering of theatre luminaries including Mr Meighan and other British performers for a benefit seeable in Santoere. The event features announced performances and guest speakers with ties to the National University and local institutions.
Fitzpatrick Fire Inquiry Clears Manager at The Torch
The Banleatawn Observer reports Fitzpatricks cleared in the Torch fire inquiry amid doubts over witness accuracy and possible motives. Inspector Smythe criticizes police inquiries while noting no conclusive link showing intentional arson, with two youths and Engiach among those questioned. The Torch office was destroyed on April 11, fire origin undetermined amid conflicting testimonies.
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Valiant Smashes Record Froat Singapore
Valiant breaks a record in Singapore as Peter tees a key stroke and a head wind affects the effort. Security guards and cameras surround the scene with observers and photographers capturing the moment while officials note the unusual conditions.
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Tasmanian police officer appeals discharge from rank
Police officer in Hobart appeals the Executive Council action that removed him from the rank of Superintendent of the Criminal Investigation Breach following a board of inquiry. The appeal argues the report as weighty but flawed, and the matter may be heard by the Police Disciplinary Board after parliamentary authority. The Police Association and others debate the action and its implications.
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Leave To Appeal On Public Service Margins Granted
The Chief Justice discusses the leave to appeal on public service margins and the court's arithmetic test. He notes the Full Arbitration Court must consider whether the margin figures, ranging from 360 to 0,358 a year, can be sustained and the impact on renewals. He asserts the proper interpretation allows the court to examine the case for judgment.
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In Brief Derailed Trains Near Rugby Cause Delays
Rail disruption reported south of Rugby with a derailed freight train off a bank and lines blocked. Authorities investigate cause and assess service impact as crews work to clear the wreckage.
Canberra Price Control Chaos Sparks Unclear Warnings
A fragmented report claims no authority watches prices in Canberra with ministers discussing wartime measures. The scene notes price controls, investigations, and unclear instructions while officials warn of potential missteps and ongoing price rises despite efforts.
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Sydney shop offers reduced prices on footwear repairs
The notice states reductions on footwear repairs and new bikes coming tomorrow, with prices cut from 8d to 28d. It mentions controlled prices on tobacco, biscuits, breakfast foods, and creams, and signals announcements from authorities about the changes.
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