ACTU urges unions to ban uranium exports amid row
In Melbourne the ACTU executive voted to ban most uranium exports with medical and research use as the only exception. The move prompted federal government pushback and market jitters as uranium stocks fell. Labour and industry leaders condemned the plan as divisive while unions across Railways to Seamen weigh in.
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Fire wrecks hit Bowning as drought-stricken herds die
District emergency chief John Glover says 300 firefighters fought a bushfire that razed thousands of hectares of pasture and cropland near Bowning, southwest of Yass. He blames lack of a local water system for hampering efforts to protect homes and countryside. Fire began from cinders, worsened by gusty winds, with volunteers from over 10 kilometres away aiding the effort.
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Lawrence concedes seat in Canberra election
The Labor candidate for Mr Haslem in Canberra, Lawrence, concedes defeat by more than a thousand votes. Haslem led by 49 primary votes, with 275 to 224 from 600 postal ballots. Haslem held unofficial leads from preferences, while the Fraser House result and Fry vs Mailath tallies are noted. Polls expected to be declared early next week.
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Health fund rates rise could add $2 a week
Health fund contribution rates are set to jump about 25 percent for medical cover and 15 percent for hospital cover, with a combined effect around $2 weekly for a basic family. The increases are expected from February 1 in ACT and NSW, with higher costs in other states.
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Canberra teens on the land rise at ACT schools
Canberra teenagers increasingly focus on agricultural themes in ACT schools as Jam Hodgkinson and peers showcase rural skills. Students engage with sheep dog trials and practical farming topics, reflecting a shift toward regional education experiences.
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Jam Hodgkinson
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Choose and Cut Christmas Trees for Canberra Residents
Canberra residents may select and cut their own Christmas tree from Stromlo Forest. A Department of the Capital Territory feller will cut trees, priced at $2 each. Sales occur tomorrow and Sunday from 1 0er0 to 2 mm, at locations including Correnderrk Suez, Rerd carpark opposite the Canberra Technical College, and Belconnen Town Centre near the Scout Outdoor Centre.
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Suez
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Kidnapped Cyprus President Son Demands Amnesty
The B year old son of Cyprus President Kyprianou was kidnapped last night. Abductors demand amnesty for prisoners in exchange for his release. Official announcement says the council met to discuss the crisis. Unknown assailants seized the heir at about 30 pm. The incident prompted officials to seek resolution with authorities.
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Lynch Cleared by Liberal Leader Amid Tax Debates
The Liberal Party accepts former Treasurer Lynch’s explanation of land dealings that triggered his resignation at the campaign start. Detailed responses and Fraser’s acceptance statement were not released last night, with Canberra Times seeking whether Fraser consulted tax authorities and the Crown Solicitor.
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Queensland MPs Tackle Federal Leader Choice Amid Split Fears
A special meeting left MPs free to choose their federal leader. Deputy president Kal Kane of the Queensland Trades and Labour Council said the state union bloc would not back Hayden, favoring Bowen instead.
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Hayden
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Queensland
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