ALP calls special meeting over Harradine crisis
A national Australian Labor Party executive called a special meeting for Sunday to address the Harradine matter after the Tasmanian ALP executive urged a federal conference to resolve the crisis. The Tasmanian body had expelled Harradine years ago for alleged communist ties, prompting calls for a party-wide response and possible federal intervention. The meeting aims to decide on next steps including possible federal conference to determine Harradine's fate and party unity.
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Wiehe
Howike
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Unions warned of higher mail fees across regions
METBOURNE The Postal Commission warned unions to drop obstruction and noncooperation as new charges may apply from September 1. Officials said a rise to 20 cents was not unreasonable given costs, and employers and postal workers were urged to observe new penalties to avoid higher rates.
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Deaths reported in Timor fighting shock Timor turmoil
Darwin reports indicate at least three killed in clashes in Dili Timor capital amid fighting between Portuguese forces and Indonesian troops refugees aboard the Macdill describe gunfire onboard and chaotic scenes as residents seek safety. Portuguese and Indonesian combatants engaged in scattered street clashes causing panic among evacuees and officials.
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Request for BBC to Leave India Amid Parliament Crisis
A group of AI members allied with the Congress Party urged the government to compel BBC to depart India. They called for drastic measures amid political turmoil, declaring emergency and stressing the need for decisive action to prevent national disarray.
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India
Reuter
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Early cuts in ACT spending hit government admin
Government bodies in the Australian Capital Territory push drastic economies to fit the 1975 76 budget. Overtime bans spread from the National Capital Development Commission to the Department of the Capital Territory while travel is restricted to economy class and core admin costs are slashed. Printing, photocopying, and communications are tightly controlled as staff are urged restraint. Budget allocations for health education and the Attorney General’s department face reductions, with capital works funds expected to be lower than requested.
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Whitlam outlines budget aims for social reform consolidation
Prime Minister Whitlam says the budget to consolidate social reform gains of the last seven years marks a major step. He spoke at the Chifley Memorial Lecture at Mennonite-University, noting Labor will proceed with programs while slowing the rise of increases this year, despite opposition.
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Tenders Fail to Meet Cottage Plan at Farrer
Government pursues budgetary reform as tenders for twenty cottages prove too high. Officials cite funding constraints and rising costs, delaying construction plans. Whitlam speech copies circulate in Canberra amid debate over economic expansion and long term stabilization.
Late Test Scores Reported with Incomplete Details
Fragmentary report notes late test scores from an event or exam. No clear names, places, or dates are readable. The garbled text provides insufficient specifics to identify participants or outcomes. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise summary.
Percy Cerutty Dies Aged 80 In Melbourne
Melbourne reported Percy Cerutty, Australia's renowned athletic coach, died at his home in Port Melbourne aged 80 after a period of illness. Cerutty trained and influenced multiple champions including Olympic medalists and Commonwealth Games rivals, with his peak impact noted at the 1950 Cardiff Commonwealth Games where his trainees swept distance events.
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Thaxton
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Perkins warns of Aboriginal violence in Australia
Aboriginal and government officials warn of rising violence amid tensions over treatment of Aboriginal people. The Royal Commission on Aboriginal Affairs is urged to address grievances, with calls for UN involvement and international attention to alleviate oppression. Australian Public Service reforms are discussed as a path to reduce hostility and improve Indigenous welfare.
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Autralian
Italy
Couples pay out on loan delays
A Canberra couple facing home purchases has paid hundreds in interest on bridging finance while awaiting progress payments from the Commissioner for Housing. The page notes delays across housing funding and related measures. The brief also references terrorism coverage, policy debate, maternity backlash, and a sailing feature on Britain winning the Admiral's Cup, with assorted page hints.
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Commissioner For Housing
Maunve Dunlees Rejecta on a Hook
A fragmented page fragment notes Maunve Dunlees rejecting a hook in a mass meta context. References to European aneeanre and a Lost Caravel page appear in unreadable lines. The readable bits suggest a literary or review note about Sou Teme Spee reviewing another work.
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