Six people injured in two Canberra crashes
Six people involved in two Canberra crashes yesterday afternoon escaped serious harm. Mr Albrot Kleperis, 31, suffered head and shoulder injuries after a collision on Ik ue road near Rivetl. Two brothers, Richard and Anthony George, were hurt when their motorcycle collided with a truck at Canveren Avenue and Newcastle Street Fyshwick, with Richard losing a concussion and possible broken foot. Their driver Ante Buk, two, was treated at Woden Valley Hospital.
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Economy policy role expanded for EHCD by Prime Minister
The Department of Environment Housing and Community Development gains a crucial stake in economic policy. Fraser approves three major functions including advising on resource allocation policy and urban housing programs while maintaining oversight of local government and the built environment.
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Commonwealth retirement terms debated in Parliament
The minister and Mr Street outlined proposed changes to retirement provisions for public servants noting a shift in defining temporary versus permanent staff and stressing redeployment as a condition. The bill aims to apply to the public service with expansion to other government employment and seeks fair access to redeployment rights while preserving orderly staffing and review mechanisms.
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ACT pokies cut Leagues Club's takings
The introduction of poker machines in ACT clubs has reduced the Queanbeyan Leagues Club takings by up to 53,000 to 53,000 per lay, with officials warning the move could threaten the club’s existence. Canberra clubs report increased business but ACT taxation and cross-border patronage still affect strong machine income.
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PM defends tariff move amid exchange-rate debate
The Prime Minister faced critics and journalists on ABC's This Day, denying devaluation claims and defending tariff policy. He urged confidence that government action would help manufacturing, export sectors, and employment, noting high capacity utilization and a path to expanded output.
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Hawke's remarks on alliance policy and unity
The article reports Hawke discussing government policy with references to the ACT and broader unity. It notes reactions from unions and mentions a conference or reunion context while outlining his stance on pauses and policy shifts. The piece reflects heated debates over federal approach and party strategy.
Tremor Kills Man in Welkom Mining City
A strong earthquake tremor rocked Welkom causing multiple injuries and at least one death. The incident damaged buildings and disrupted mining district activity as emergency services responded to the scene.
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Tomorrow’s Radio and TV Guide Expands to Sixteen Pages
Canberra readers get a broader radio and television guide with expanded content for tomorrow. The feature includesWIN-4 programming from Wollongong and a note on a dinner with the Dankworths, John and Cleo Lames, whom Michael Foster admires, plus a look at all programs for the coming week.
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Wimbledon and Forest Hill Champion Leads Canberra Tennis Tips
The Canberra Times outlines weekly publication on tennis tips from Jarmet Wimbledon and Forest Hill champion. It notes a focus on advanced players and problem solving, with guidance from notable figures like Chris Everdock, Kramer and Roche, plus classic events in Forest Missis Wimbledon and American Doubles Cup involvement. The column promises practical instruction and expert hints for rising players.
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Search for killer in Port Moresby killing
Police hunt for killer of Peter Power in Port Moresby as he walked toward a road, shot in bed and chest. Power, a former Office of Information and Bureaucracy administrator, had worked in Papua New Guinea for six years and recently joined the Administrative College.
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Uranium Approval for Mary Kathleen
A report from Page 7 notes government approval for uranium export linked to the Mary Kathleen project. The decision concerns licensing and export terms, with potential implications for mining operations and regional trade. Industry officials welcomed the move while critics urged careful environmental review.
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