Vice-Chancellor blamed as student disorder debate rages
In Parliament a fierce attack by Deputy Opposition Leader Mr Lovegrove accused university factions of provoking unrest. Speakers including Mr Mytenett and Mr Mighell denounced thuggery by students and urged action, while Lovegrove mocked government inaction and called for accountability for brawls at Melbourne and Monash campuses.
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Mr Lovegrove
Mytenett
Lavesrave
Aur
Gale
Sinaint
John Ear
Gindan
Melbourne
Lovegrave
Australia
Politiet
Lovegrove
Melbourne University Council
Hraswelle Igrove
Demands on TV content spark strong criticism
Critics push back at the Broadcasting Control Board over a 50 percent Australian content rule for all TV channels. Federation leaders allege the mandate hinders competition and clashes with existing advertising standards and program timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadcasting Control Board
Telesistion
Sta
Costs kill mining town in Australia debate
The article describes political debate over introducing television in Australia and its impact on mining towns like Wittenoom in the north west. It notes licence fees, employment disruption, rising costs, and a division in voting, with supporters citing development and opponents warning of hardship for workers and communities dependent on mining.
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Northern
Feltham
Ahor
Iamb
Billana
Proparius
Cowan
Avest
Aunralia
Ness
Wittenoom
Roundabout Confusion Clears at Hope Town Adelaide Avenue
Reports confirm that Hope Town Circuit Adelaide Avenue junction in Yarraimta is a roundabout now opening after previous misreads of the intersection. Police and the Department of the Interior note traffic will be directed to a safe roundabout path as engineers and signs realign to ease peak hour movement.
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Department of the Interior
Hopetoun Circuit
Adelaide Avenue
Yarraimta
Adelaide Avene
Ion
Ction
Meaye Devel
Esan
Tome Con
Tm. Iafic. Com
Canberra
Atiita
Hopetoun
Jal
Sui
Neesial
Ng An
Missing man cases found
Melbourne hotel staff found the missing Melbourne man's suitcases in a Sydney hotel room. The man, estate agent Jones of Tea Grove, was last seen after leaving a Sydney coin shop on November 1. He was expected in Down Grove 140 days earlier. Family friends say he was married with children and believed to have had cash on departure.
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Melbourne
Sydney
Mat Jones
Tea Grove
Mack
Down Grove
Goulburn prisoner stabbed in prison incident
An inmate at Goulburn Training Centre stabbed another youth in the prison workshop yesterday. The injured youth was taken to Goulburn Base Hospital by ambulance and admitted for observation after treatment but released back to custody by night with stitches needed and guarded under supervision awaiting visiting magistrate.
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Goulburn
Yesterdy
Nthe
Wan
Magwcrate
Late News From Anertas Mteyr the Morning
Fragmentary OCR reads as a late news item noting national issues and key figures. Mentions Sharia and Wake events and references to ongoing political concerns. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but indicates broad coverage of national topics.
Kiesinger Elected Chancellor of Germany
Dr Kurt-Georg Kiesinger has been elected Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany. The photograph shows Kiesinger escorted from the caucus meeting before the announcement by former Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and then Chancellor Ludwig Erhard. Radio picture. Report of election.
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Kurt-Georg Kiesinger
Federal Republic of Germany
Kiesinger
Ing
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Smith flies to meet Wilson in dawn rendezvous
Smith and Wilson, with a British Government negotiator and Rhodesian officials, depart in a Royal Air Force Comet for an undisclosed meeting place between Salisbury and London. Reports name possible locations around a British cruiser in the Mediterranean, Gibraltar, Malta, or Cyprus. The Tiger is ordered to Gibraltar amid a seeks to resolve the Rhodesian question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sith
Miles
Wilork
Perth
Salisbury
R. Graham
Wilson
Smith
Ee Tit
Stuithill
Rivne
Britain
Rome
Reuter
Zambia
ABA
Witean
Sma
Patna
Witlenoom
Ron Dent
Royal Air Force
London
Parliament
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Malta
Cyprus
Tiger
Casablanca
Ingis
Canberra Sees Sharp Temps Dip After Unsettled Weather
A cool and overcast day brings a sharp drop in Canberra's high, dipping to around 20 degrees after yesterday's milder maximum. Cooler conditions continue as rain remains possible and winds ease slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Two RC schools raise fees
Fragmented clipping reports two Catholic schools increasing fee amounts amid local education funding debate. Mentions of public servants’ pay rates and political context appear alongside scattered references to maritime incidents and legislative notes, with page references indicating a broad section of the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tera
ACTU
Monk
Papag
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Wiss
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