Police sergeant testifies at court over cricket bat incident
A policeman told Waverley Court that the Federal Attorney General Mr Hughes ordered charges of trespass against seven men who entered Comlahie Pram Reginala Pringle’s Bellevue Hill home on August 1. The court heard posters and protests linked to Vietnam service as young people gathered on the property and the driveway.
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Senate seat for DLP leader Gair elected to fifth spot in Queens land
The Democratic Labour Party leader Senator Gair was declared fifth in Queensland Senate counting after NSW and Victoria results. ALP candidate Gietseli and Kane posted substantial votes. Kane expected to secure a seat amid preferences. Final results show ALP leading with government parties close behind and independents in play as vote counting continues.
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Vietnam
Victoria
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Adjustments to Force of Lake Jet
Department officials discussed balancing maximum jet force with minimizing traffic disruption during a snow event. Officials warned operations could affect travel on the Avenue Bridge as crews assessed safe deployment and timing.
Radar crackdown on Sydney roads begins Friday
NSW Transport Minister Morris says radar surveillance will start this Friday on Sydney region roads over the Christmas period. The sections listed include Great Western Highway Princes Highway Pacific Highway and Hume Highway near key crash histories, extending from Kemps Creek to Campbelltown.
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Princes
Pacific
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Kemps Creek
Industrial News on Pipeline Raid and Radar Safety
A distorted report notes a 30 man raid on a pipeline site in Melbourne and mentions safety directives. Cabinet committees and opposition leaders argue radar speed traps aim to save lives and raise revenue, with government plans to spend $10 million this fiscal year.
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Pathy Se
Hills
Tives
Hning
More Patrols Called For At Sydney Action
The Sydney debate centers on radar warning signs and speed reduction measures. Mr Hills cites gas pipeline dangers and warns new patrols may slow traffic regardless of radar. He notes opposition to heavy police presence but supports targeted restraint and revenue-raising measures.
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Mr Hills Sa
Sydney
ACT
Wage verdict on Monday in Melbourne construction case
A wage verdict is expected Monday in Melbourne involving Austral Spelne Construction LN. The case centers on payment disputes by welders at a site near Eden State Forest, with four welders reported absent due to illness. The National Union and financial observers noted union opposition to extended road works at a cost of about 24,300.
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Melbourne
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Basial
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Ian Sharp
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Eden
Vacuum Cleaner Replaces Pedals for Parish Fair Instrument
The instrument at St Mark's fair is renamed vacuumo after replacing pedals with a vacuum cleaner unit. It sits under the keyboard, insulated to reduce noise, and will be moved from St John's parish hall to St Mark's fair in Bar Too on Saturday to raise funds for an overseas scholar. Dr John Nurser, warden, hopes visitors meet Dr Gonther Gasumnann of Strasbourg's Center for Fundamental Studies.
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St Mark's Fair
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St Mark's
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Gonther Gasumnann
Centre For Fumenical Studies
Strasbourg
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