Youth urged to rebel in wake of poverty and war
A London sermon by Reverend Alan Walker at City Temple urged youths worldwide to rebel against oppression and poverty. He called for a moral awakening, choosing a path of change despite fear, warning against the complacent capitalist state and urging action toward freedom and peace.
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London
Monilaw
AAP
Alan Walker
Walker
Sydney Dental Methialist
Tempe
Rita Atspectone
Wellere
Universities heads visit Canberra amid global science gathering
A large Australian delegation including university leaders and administrators travels to Canberra to attend the 11th Commonwealth Universities Congress in Sydney. The group, led by Monash Vice-Chancellor Mathes, aims to strengthen international ties, showcase Australian higher education, and discuss science and technology collaboration with delegates from several countries.
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Ot Mathes
Monash University
Sip Charley
Wilson
Sencipal Af Te University
Coleg
Saenee
Ueyearihd
London
Canberra
Dave Beter
Ritheonomics
Grammar School
Orpy Chii College
Milesay
Ohio State
Linn
Chesterfield
Roqomile
Theniversity
Across the Nullarbor journey and plans
Tony Uranya a 54 year old Yugoslav PMG cleaner travels Perth to Adelaide for the eighth year riding across the Nullarbor Plains. He aims to cross the route in 17 days and has ridden through every state and New Zealand. Next year he plans to extend his trek to Southeast Asia.
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Tony Uranya
Nullarbor Plains
Perth
Adelaide
My Uranya
New Zealand
Asia
Papua New Guinea House Faces First Pay Bill Challenge
Papua New Guinea faces a potential first challenge to the new House of Assembly as three years of debate on public service salaries unfold. MP Pere Chatterton announced intent to introduce a Members Bill seeking higher pay for native and local public servants, with support from several officials and ongoing committee review.
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Port Moresby
Papua-New Guinea
House of Assembly
Esintanit Cabeerium
Pere Chatterton
Tonghole Teritory
Mcallen Autharaty
Chatterin Sant
Fident
Ned
Safatiey
Ant
Helen Wirtstune
Mysti Creek
Telungra
Justiier Hayes
Herley Stud
Public
Sento Association
Attuinmtor
J. G.matthews
Chatterton
Jfrar
Record price for bull at Hinshame Show
Australian cattle record price set at Hinshame Show for a Meretay breed bull. Northern NSW event drew buyers and bidders, reflecting rising values in high quality bulls.
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Hinshame
Northern
Nsw
Schools Vacation Periods Schedule Affecting Students
The report outlines school vacation timings for public and private schools. Public schools close from August 24 to September 4, with a break for fourth and sixth formers returning after the holiday. Private schools observe similar closures from August 4 to September, while official examinations begin November 1 for the higher certificate and other then years.
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ACT Action
Firblic
Setember Futhole
Actios
Fourth
Sinth Fein
Ethdy
Scineol Certificate Arnt Frigtyer
Caranmences
Hansferis
Death of settler MeArthur Stipes in Canberra
Death notice for MeArthur Stipes who lived in Canberra since 1922 and worked as a road and track leveler. A veteran and long-time member of local clubs and soldiers groups, he died after service at Saint Paul’s. He is survived by his wife and children.
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MeArthur
Canberra
Kiss
Mir Saphire
Awe
Tome
Cairn Bownbula
New life for marble bar
Sydney report outlines a redevelopment plan by Stoweke and Holdings Limited with Lane rey Industries to transform the Palace Theatre and Royal Arcade area between George and Pitt Streets. Lanray Industries has acquired the Royal Arcade and plans a 40 storey mixed use building incorporating the marble bar on the first floor with National Trent help.
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Stowke and Holdings Limited
Lanerey Industries
Ate
Palace Theatre
Royal Arcade
Lanray Industries
Crearge
Pitt Streets
Pitt Street
National Trent
ACT sees fifty eight accidents injure eighteen people
Between Friday and 7 pm Sunday in the ACT fifty eight accidents damaged thirty eight cars and left eighteen people injured. Four of the injured were admitted to Canberra Community Hospital. Police released these details yesterday.
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Act
Canberra Community Hospital
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