Lufthansa Hijack Ends on Floodlit Kuwait Tarmac
A Lufthansa Boeing 737 hijacking linked to Palestinian militants ends after hostages are freed in Kuwait. The plane had flown from Rome with 32 dead or injured in the attack as terrorists surrendered, sparking international concern over the crisis. Authorities praised the safe conclusion while investigators examine the incident.
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Talks on security of airlines in Melbourne
In Melbourne today airline officials agreed to tighten security on all domestic flights across Australia. The plan follows last year’s program and the Rome hijacking incident. A further conference is set for tomorrow with government and union representatives to discuss specifics.
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Jones defends aviation security after hijack scare
Canberra press conference cites dissatisfaction with domestic airline security. Jones backs stronger measures for Qantas while criticizing Labour Minister Cameron and calls for Civil Aviation Department coordination with airline pilots groups. He states aviation security is his responsibility and he is prepared to act.
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Canberra Aims for Bike Path and Union Talks on Commute
Canberra officials opened the first bicycle path amid plans for a citywide network. Minister Uren cited discussions with unions to expand all day parking and promote rational transport for workers, noting funds for 99 new buses and potential bike use for suburban commutes.
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Impromptu Song at Candlelight Carols
An unexpected guest joined a candlelight carols event on the Parment House lawns last night. YMCA personnel hosted the gathering with helpers and attendees singing softly beneath lights and stars.
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Ireland Overturns Contraception Law in Historic Ruling
In Dublin the Supreme Court upheld Mrs Mary Mowree’s challenge to the law banning sale and import of contraceptives. The ruling marks a landmark shift in Ireland's legal stance on contraception, prompted by an appeal filed nearly two decades ago amid broad public attention.
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Canberra land lease reforms ease for first time builders
The Department of the Capital Territory outlined amended City Area Leases to speed allocations and help builders, especially first timers, access leases amid delays and high prices. Most transfers rely on government housing schemes, with allocations resuming after Christmas as lenders and financiers adjust.
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Two Riders Die In Canberra Motorcycle Crashes
Two riders died in separate crashes in Canberra last night. One rider, unnamed, died after a collision near the Kiase Avenue Bridge about 12:30 am. Police said the rider, from the Scully Cruel area of NSW, was transported but died en route. The second fatality occurred around 2:20 pm at Anwil and Cowper Streets, Dick-J ean, with paramedics noting the rider died on arrival at Canberra Hospital. Internal relatives had not been informed at the time.
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Whitlam, US envoy discuss bases and visit plans
The US Ambassador to Australia Mr Marshall Green paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister Whitlam before departing for the United States for an extended visit. A spokesman said the talks covered the forthcoming visit of Defence Minister Barnard to the US, and other topics including US bases in Australia and recent statements by Minister for Overseas Trade Dr Cairns.
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Melbourne western suburbs to get $3 million upgrade plan
A $3 million improvement program was outlined for Melbourne's western suburbs by Minister for Urban and Regional Development Mr Uren and Victorian Minister for Joea Government Mr Bill. The plan aims to enhance community facilities, recreation areas, and historic sites, with a focus on reducing common access issues and improving public amenities.
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Christmas in NT quarantine chaos for British vaccination exemptions
Mrs Moiya Haynes, 24, and her two year old daughter Lisa faced Darwin quarantine after vaccination exemption certificates issued in Bristol were rejected by airport health officials. A Medical Officer for South West England had granted the exemption amid pregnancy, but authorities in Darwin questioned its validity. The pair remained in quarantine as talks with BOAC and English authorities continued about recognition of the exemption for travel to Australia.
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Road safety classes announced for children in Canberra
The Canberra Times roadesafely program lists teams and days and times for children enrolled in the Children Traffic Demonstration Centre Deakin. Organised by Intertech and the ACT Police, sessions run from January 3 to January 26 at the centre as published on page 16.
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Talks on NRMA rates and policy position outlined
A chaotic clipped summary notes NRMA rate talk and the party stance on motor insurance. Mentions Australian servicemen in Vietnam and UK and Allied defence authors within a broader page of government actions and international coverage. Includes scattered references to Tasmanian inquiry and a mixed World News section.
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