Canberra underworld shift linked to Sydney gangs
Canberra police and government circles note a Canberra move by Sydney standover groups tied to the Australian Croatian Club. The factional split within the Croatian club is linked to criminal activities including selling rigs and bulk cannabis, while observers warn a rise of criminal influence over militant politics.
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Canberra
Afl Sydney
Murphy
Croatian Social Services Club
Redfern
Sydney
Commonwealth
Public Service Board seeks top staff recruits
The Public Service Board advertises about ten senior posts across divisions to attract highly qualified officers on permanent or fixed-term contracts. Ads run in daily and weekly press, listing jobs in administration, education, social security, audit, and urban development, with several promotions and transfers recently enacted within the board.
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Gay Davido
Public Service Board
Ex Tire
Omotron Tarai Esai
Hevel
Tor Zeverall
Saangement
the Board
Public Service
Aise
Lobe Fur
Universifiee
Fobtiyetvice
Boars Frees i
Jastsi
Airport extension urged by NSW planning committee
Assent to extend Sydney’s present airport aims to defer a second airport into the 1990s. The committee recommends upgrading current facilities and avoiding north south runway duplication to improve recovery of aviation costs. Environmental concerns cite possible siltation of Berowra waters and Hawkesbury tributaries.
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Nsw
Sydney
Ile Re
Galeton
Hawkesbury
Britain reports October and November trade deficits
Britain announced a foreign trade deficit of 270 million pounds for November, smaller than October’s revised 357 million pounds. The government noted the November deficit, though large, was better than expected amid a mixed financial climate.
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Deficie
London
Aap-Reuten
Britain
Wet Mons Cory
Foruy
Payroll theft at Honeysuckle Creek sale
A payroll bag containing 2300 dollars and several hundred dollars in silver were stolen from a safe at Honeysuckle Creek tracking station between 430 pm Wednesday and yesterday. STC said no evidence of breaking and entering. ACT Police CID and fraud squad investigated. police spokesman described the incident as under inquiry.
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Honeysuckle Creek
Bam v
STC
A. Whiddell
If Lucas
ACT Police Cid
ACT Police
Abuses of stock markets alleged in Senate inquiry
Senator Rae described new information in 1972 showing widespread abuses in stock market practices and related company activities. The committee reopened files, examined 1200 pages of evidence, and found reliability questions about earlier testimony, aiming to balance efficient capital markets with investor protection in final recommendations.
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Serfa
Tor Rao
Australia
Segator Rae
Theough
Megatae
Bnllet
Woll
Suator Ree
Gublle
Senate Bill on divorce law in Australia crime and poverty
Senate The Attorney General and Senator Murphy push a bill to reform divorce law and family rights in Australia while discussions reference poverty alleviation. The Canberra debate notes imports, aviation, and world events as a backdrop to the bill’s context across pages.
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Senate
Tveneral
Murphy
Britain to act on crisis with three day workweek
British Prime Minister Heath to unveil government measures to conserve electricity and keep industry running amid coal shortages and fuel cuts. Plans include a three day workweek for most industry and extended power restrictions as Britain braces for economic strain. A government survey notes rising life satisfaction in major cities despite tensions.
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London
Britain
Fale
Heath
Ibveen
Britahlin
Iso
Macrlage
Bitter Prime Minister attacks opposition in Parliament
Prime Minister Whitlam bitterly attacked the Opposition in the Senate and House over the past year’s stalled government legislation. He criticized Mr Snedden for refusals to leave for Melimate and for pursuing petty tactics such as signing Christmas cards. The session continued amid end-of-year tributes to officers, with Whitlam pounding the chamber and defending the government’s record while noting the Opposition’s obstructive conduct.
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General Assembly
Whitlam
NACC
Ade
Mc Whitham
Senate
House of Representatives
Snedden
Tan
Ota
Briedden
Whitelam
Stedsden
Snetden
Te Hple
Beir
David Solomon
Hazard
Acs
Staley
Lib
Vic
Wenlworth
CiBe
Nsw
Cope
Selver
Whitlan
Elise
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Eleoral
Gor Mye
Darnley
Isiah Torres Strait
Nevice
Rerert Parker
Westernn Australia
Tere Tel
B. Dester
NAC
She
PSB
Cargil A. J
Goward
B. G. ‘Mecallum
B.D. Meade
Minna
Ne Quins
Woodward
Woosiay
Ars
Guster
BOP
Harvey
We of
Haris
Kenway
H. Mossop
Public Service Linpedon
Bastaie
FP. Paterson
Jed
Toverty
Vietnann Bas
Cairmas Hag
Defence and Avialian
Frank Cranston
David Bowman
Canberra“Times
John ‘Douglas Pringle
Cormier
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Worrens
Parliament
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Parker
Woden Plaza
Phillip
Sarema Place
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