Train Derailment at Cooma Station Shuts Line
A derailed train at Cooma station disrupted services and damaged wheels. Officials blamed a signaling fault during shunting. No injuries reported as emergency crews cleared the site and arrangements were made for alternative travel while Snowy Mountains Authority prepared a three day program for visiting Sydney schoolchildren and local residents.
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Fluoridation Effort Faces Difficulties in Shire
Unclear report notes fluoridation problems in the shire as cases rise and the district’s Bookmobile visits are disrupted. The Montars Regional Library driver has contracted German measles, prompting delays and a halt in planned actions.
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Regional Council Eyes Water Supply and Rail Transit Plans
Municipal leaders discuss integrating water and rail services with broader regional development. Officials note potential price impacts from Russian beet imports and report a steady cattle sale with firm prices at the regional stock market. Local development committees push for enhanced telecommunication links and services.
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Boer War veteran Sam Sinclair dies at 62 in Bermagul
A Boer War veteran and mentor to Australia’s renowned 1930s strongman died in Begu District Hospital at 62. Known for his distinct physique, Sam Sinclair had been a longtime Bermagul resident and coach builder. The obituary notes his popularity through sport and public life, with plans for burial on Saturday.
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Nothing to hide RSL defends its records in Canberra
National secretary A G W Keys said the RSL was proud of its record and had nothing to hide. He noted the group acts as a pressure organization, making representations to government on defence, migration, and security. Kristianson argued the RSL’s records show prudent, moderate engagement.
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Unionist challenges building amenity claim in wage dispute
The secretary of the ACT Employers association and Mr Andrew defended the 2 percent wage rise amid debate over building amenities. Andrew said amenities existed, contradicting criticism that accommodations were not provided. the case named several employers and the Commonwealth Arbitration Commission's role was noted.
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Bark paintings revenue and council statement details
A Darwin council statement notes nearly £7,000 earned from bark paintings and related items. It cites payments for Methodist Overseas Missions in Artem Land and Roman Catholic missions, with 7 percent given as ves payments. The document, presented by Mr B Seth, references measures by the Mahala Piereas Mie and Rey Gd Symons and mentions handling charges and freight.
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