Labor party leadership vote postponed in Canberra
The Parliamentary Labor Party met in Canberra to delay elections for party offices until late January. Key figures including Whitlam and Hayden aimed to avoid leadership contests, with Everingham aiming for deputy leader and Crean Bowen among potential executive contenders. The caucus voted to postpone executive elections to January 27, leaving Whitlam as interim leader and the rest of the executive vacant.
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Hamer to Discuss Canberra Talks on Victoria Matters
Melbourne premier Hamer will meet Fraser in Canberra tomorrow to discuss matters affecting Victoria. The Australia capital meeting aims to address state concerns and national policy implications.
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Late News Item From Fragmented AHL Coverage
A damaged OCR fragment references an AHL event with names like Milay Mogens and Milas, noting a 24 vital detail and a Nex vet. The text is garbled but indicates an update on a hockey league matter and possible standings or outcomes.
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NSW border inquiry challenges Canberra expansion plan
The New South Wales committee rejects National Capital Development Commission projections of ACT population growth and urban capacity. It asserts Canberra can accommodate growth beyond 2000 within the existing Y plan, disregards NCDC density estimates, and warns that expanding development beyond the Y could be undesirable and economically unsound.
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NSW Discrepancies Attack EDC Arguments on Population Projections
NSW ministers challenge the EDC and NCDC estimates on Canberra's population projections for 2001. They favor the Nad lama Population Inquiry chaired by Professor W. Borne, suggesting Canberra's population would reach about 39,000, far below the NCDC’s 600,000 to 800,000 range. The committee notes the significant difference between high and low forecasts and questions the ACT's growth plans and cross-border development implications.
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Call for reappointments at ACT Assembly meeting
The ACT Legislative Assembly called for reappointment of Mr Ton Black and Mr Harold Hird to fill vacancies created by Miss Susan Roane. The extraordinary session ran from 10 30 a m to around 2 p m with President presiding. Attendees included Mr John Knight Liberal Party Senator and Mr Black.
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Susan Roane
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Government to cut ministerial staff after Canberra meeting
Government plans a five percent reduction in ministerial staff and a marginal cut for Opposition staff. The move follows a ministerial meeting in Canberra where plans to spend 800000 on renovating Melbourne official residences were scrapped. The change aims to reflect fewer Opposition members now than in the late 1960s, according to officials.
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Hostage Crisis Shocks City Amid Rebel Infiltration
A chaotic incident unfolds as guerrilla forces strike, taking hostages and triggering a government response. Reports indicate dozens of captives, with conflicting counts, as authorities scramble to verify numbers and secure key locations. Ambiguities in OCR text obscure exact names and dates.
Sprinkler mixup halts Holt Primary carol service
Carollers at Holt Primary School halted by an automatic sprinkler failure. A City Parks Administration official said sprinklers would be reset, but the system activated, soaking attendees and forcing an abrupt end to the ceremony. Reverend Johnson, officiating at a baptiam service, moved to safety as staff assessed the malfunction.
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Holt
Hayden tax reforms move forward in government plan
The government decided not to block the Hayden tax reform from taking effect on January 1. Preliminary government investment allowance plans were prepared last night. A Royal Commission task force report on welfare services highlights coordination problems in Australian government administration. Brice Juddery reports, page 2. Timor context notes troop deployment warnings on page 5.
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Holiday Happenings in Govtburn District
Holiday captures highlight Boliday Times-Page details a Canberra children’s competition with a lovable dal cartoon ape panel and a cycling trip for kids. The guide mentions holiday services and ongoing events across pages 3 and 7.
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