Senator Gair Outlines DLP Policy And Leadership Call
Senator Gair warned the government lacks leadership in foreign affairs and defence. He urged the DLP to push a four point program including a defence review, self reliance, expansion of domestic industry, and acquisition of aircraft carriers to strengthen Australia’s defence and foreign role ahead of the anticipated federal election.
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Kaul
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Tex Posiedl Alyaut
Ag Defence
Nie
DLP
Patianil
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Gairasi
Falaysia
Singapore
New Zealand
Australia
Asia
Post-1971 Defence Talks Include Australia New Zealand
Singapore sources say Malaysia weighed a written defence agreement with Australia and New Zealand after 1971. Prime Minister Razak reportedly cast doubt on the post 1971 Anzac commitment while confirming talks with Western allies.
Bishop condemns tongues belief in Malmsbury area
The Bishop of Bendigo Ronald Richards spoke to urge the Tongues movement to die down in Malmsbury area. He warned parishioners and church members about publicity around speaking in tongues and urged calm among several parishes while noting no formal church policy change.
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Bendigo
Ronald Richards
Malmsbury
Bishnp Richards
Singapore
Gress
Australia
iRonald Wood
Prine
Tee Kim Yew
Colleagies
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Dore
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Ramdale
Harcourt
Yolicy
Suez
Bichon Richards
Wenild
Riss Kio
Viedt
Cran Everal
Prolonged Fight Over land Requisition Sparks Village Unity
In a land dispute involving the Orovana and Arawa villages, residents say they oppose compulsory acquisition of 175 acres for a construction camp and storage areas, with plans to seize up to 640 acres for a park. Activists and officials debate settlement options as protests and police action surface, while a High Court injunction is sought to halt government seizures. Voices from factions include local leader William Bele and Assembly member Paul Lagan amid calls for unity and legal recourse.
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Ag “Gemer
Jon' Verrny Sind
Sremt Economie
Beyell
CRA
Pinch
William Bele
Rornvana
Raphael
House of Assembly
Balih Faliaiy
Villa
Paul Lagan
Raphael Help
Australia
Man charged after alleged mining attempt at CRA garden
Melbourne police report a man charged with disruptive conduct after attempting to stake a mining site in the CRA garden near Collins Street. The incident, connected to a protest outside the CRA building, led to court appearances and a demand that the accused address the charges in Melbourne.
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Ives
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Brie
Lake Bi ‘Chuiny
Raville Maxwell Ogden Ax Petive
Tiler
Daretin Road
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Contin
Nalive Tan
Inert N'Naiaing
Keene
Aovigomiville
Tor Core
Fire destroys Cooma Bowling Club in early morning blaze
Firefighters from Cooma battled a blaze that razed the Snowy Mountains district bowling club building about 2 15 am. Police and fire officials investigated the cause as suspicious, with the venue containing poker machines and fittings destroyed in the damage.
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Cooma
Pasade
Cooma Ihe
Padas
Couple injured in early morning road crash
A couple, Mia Satay-Elizabeth and Ronald Arthur Mill,were injured in a morning crash at Wangjitong Crescent Aranda. Mrs Mill suffered broken wrists and cuts and was taken to Duncanbaneyan Hospital. The hospital said both were stable with treatment ongoing.
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Elizabeth
Ronald Arthur Mill
Wangjitong Cresent Aranda
Mill
Horning
Hill Wan
Ducanbeyan Hospital
Higshland
Two Die From Fault in Bus Crash Near Mackay
A broken steering mechanism caused a Redline tour bus to leave the main highway near Alligator Creek heading north. The crash killed two passengers, with 20 others injured and rushed to Mackay Rose Hospital. Among the dead were Allan Byridge and 14 residents of Mackay, while Willan John Keer and Bele Vorm Patterson were among the injured.
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Alligator Creek
North Queensland Pranager
Redline Company
W. Sim
Allonreo Byridge
Patterson
Wilgal Pisin
Texas
Willan John Keer
Woody
Wwe
Surina
Mane By
Silver chalice memorial at Jon's Church ceremony
Viscountess Lancossit unveils a memorial land feature a beaten silver chalice and paver at Jon's Church in memory of her husband, the former Governor General of Australia Viscount Thatessit, who died in office in 1961.
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Lancossit
Jon's Church
Australia
Viscount Thatessit
Bandits in Four Robberies Shake Sydney Left Bleeding City
Police probe four Sydney robberies in which thieves struck Bondi Manly North Ryde and Epping, stealing about 530,000. A woman was injured at Bondi Junction, a proprietor injured at Epping, and a director hospitalized with a fractured skull. Investigators name youths involved and urge public tips to catch the attackers.
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North Ryde
Epping
Yandits
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City Jewel Homes
Avin
Nplliliciek
Sll
Kuhile Mesihars
Thelrines
Boru Tunctiqn Messpokesman
Iseniger
Alan Moss
The
Hepeal
Rice
US Envoy Signals Australia Sugar Quota Debate Clouding Ambassadorship
US Ambassador-designate Walter L. Rivet told a Senate committee he holds stock in three Australian firms but has not decided what to do with it. He would resign if Rice approved, while Fulbright pressed questions on Australia’s sugar quota and the value of Australian ambassadorships, noting doubts about continued sugar concessions.
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Assington
Australia
Walter L. Rivet
Senate
Inter
Mat Peery
Republi Senaer
Fulbright
Ian
Sem Fulbright
Austell
America
Kciovernsnent
Mission ends talks on F-111 aircraft
A top level Australian defence mission completed intensive talks at the Pentagon on the future of the 24 F-111 fighter bombers ordered for the Royal Australian Air Force. Reuters report from Washington states talks concluded today with the two sides outlining ongoing requirements and potential implications for the RAAF program.
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Washington
Reuter
Pentagon
RAAF
Delayed metric measures under attack across nations
Report notes opposition to metric weight schemes with officials from Australia and Britain voicing concerns. References to government schemes, a select committee, and international figures. Mentions planned meetings in San Diego and Canberra with a mission to reconvene and depart by Wednesday.
Revulsion at PNG action in Melbourne ward sparks debate
A chaotic report from Aogainville Island details strong opposition to a proposed conversion plan. Community leaders including Reverend Arthur Preston and others weigh in on the government’s timetable, with fears the transition to metric measures could last up to ten years and raise costs. Arguments cite national identity and regional impact between Papua New Guinea and Australia as the debate intensifies.
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Sun- Jay
Aogainville Island
Arthur
Preston
Jay
Wesley Hutch
Minini
Nelay
Vimiter
Tale
Austria
Paiva
Alton Poon
Etiewe
Dhe Jounal
Sony Manintains
Eaars
Bosn
Panya-djow
Bend Guinea
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Nimi
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