Campaign on road safety for Canberra readers
A community road safety initiative targets adults and children with displays from the Dickson library and partners. Pedal Power will present December 3 at Curtin library on bicycle safety and cooperation with emergency services, while Civic library hosts a lunchtime police and fire safety demo.
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Curtin
Pedal Power
Emul Fire Brigade
Counci of Australia
NRMA
Road Safety Council
Caravan
Motor
Deakin road safety classes for children in Canberra
The Deakin organizes four children’s road safety classes with the ACT Police and Road Safety Council of the ACT. Sessions run during half term at the Children’s Traffic Centre. Enrolment closes soon. return forms to the Road Safety Office.
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Deakin
Canberra
ACT
Road Safety Council of
Sansa
Azarde
Canberra City
Employment in Australia Drops Amid Downturn
The Bureau of Statistics reported a drop in overall employment with male employment declining and female employment down by about 5,900, offset partly by a $700 gain in eminent work. The report cites a deteriorating labor market and notes the first May figures show a fragile jobs situation tied to a May 197. anomaly in the period under review.
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Australia
Bureau of Statistics
Retail sales rise in October surpassing prior year
Provisional Bureau of Statistics figures show retail sales excluding motor vehicles valued at 1,546 million, seasonally adjusted. This marks a 13.1 percent increase from October 1974 and a 2 percent rise versus September this year, with the total near 1,483.11 million in dollars.
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Aris
Bureau of Statistica
Visa deferment for PLO student linked to clashes
Australia deferred a tourist visa for Ada Zananini, a PLO linked student activist who attended a Thailand meeting and visited in May as a guest of the Australian Union of Students. Officials cited potential to exacerbate divisions amid regional tensions and alleged recruitment links with opposing forces. The caretaker government opposes PLO membership in international bodies.
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Labor and Immigration
Street
Ada Zananini
an __ international students
Thailand
Zanenini
Australia
Australian Union of Students
General Union of
Palestinian Students
PLO
Zanuniri
Pal
Union
Zansniri
Attempt to Kill Five Alleged Victims in Melbourne Case
Sunday report states John William Schulze 24, a fitter and turner, was charged at a special Dandenong court with attempted murder of five people including his wife in an explosion in a car at Dandenong on Friday. The five victims are Mrs Cheryl Ann Schulze, her daughters Tina Bonita Brett Lorraine Crichton. They were remanded without bail to Melbourne City Court tomorrow.
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Melbourne
John William Schulze
Fitter and Turner
Dandenong Station
Dandenong
Chery Ann Schulve
Tina
Bonita
Brett
Lorraine Crichton
Perth Sunday report of annual loss for year to June 10
Perth based company Ling Ltd released figures showing a loss of 4,946,992 for the year ended June 10, a figure described as among the largest losses ever reported, reflecting a challenging period for the group.
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Perth
Ings Ltd
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