Changes to PS retirement Bill possible
Government open to revising key points of the public service retirement bill amid union objections. Unions cite redeployment and retirement review procedures, the scope of triggers described as any other reason, and the size of the golden handshake for those forced to retire. Federal leaders from three unions say they will negotiate and push for clarified, statutory review authority and tighter definitions.
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Uble
Review Authority
Haslem
Knight
Airisr
Algfine
Apollo Race Lead In Sydney Hobart Yacht Race
Apollo skippered by year-ala Twick Rooklyn takes the lead in the Sydney to Hobart yacht race four nautical miles ahead of Ballyhoo. A gale warning was issued for Bass Strait after yesterday’s 50 knot winds. The New Zealand entry Rookie fell back from fourth place amid handicap feud. In cricket, Pakistan trails Australia after a poor innings with Kerry O’Keefe bowling. Extended reports on the back page.
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Apollo
Twick Rooklyn
Sydney
Hobart
Warwick
Jack Rooklyn
Ballyhoo
New Zealand
Apalla
Pakistan
Adelaide
Australia
Emiraly
Nsw
Kerry O'Keefe
Zaheer ‘Abbas
Mushyan Mohammad
Alsiyala
Ted Pakistani
Yang
Doug Waters
Late News Titles Place Sydney
Fragmented OCR text from a Sydney page reports names and scores in a sports style. It lists individuals such as Dick Stockton and Jon Fine with numeric values like 46, 63 and mentions rounds, prizes, and locations including Marlboro NSW. The readable data is sparse and unclear.
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Sydney
Dick Stockton
Dew
Romania
Jon Fine
Nsw
Wane
City
Obernderoun
Fe Jonny
Caschosters- Kut
Gurdal
Zambia Bans UNITA Operatives from Zambia
The Zambian government bans the Union for the Total Independence of Angola UNITA from operating in Zambia and orders all UNITA officials to leave the country. Home Affairs Minister Milner cites OAU charter as basis for expulsion amid earlier Zambia stance in the Angolan conflict.
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Lusaka
Zambia
AAP
Union For the Tatal Independence of
Angola
UNITA
Agence France-Presse
Nineteen die in South Africa blacks riots near Cape Town
Nineteen people were killed and 97 wounded in clashes between black groups near Cape Town during Christmas weekend. Homes were burned and 80 damaged as violence spread from a hostel attack to surrounding settlements. Police and military units patrolled to restore order amid refugees fleeing the unrest.
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South Africa
Cape Town
Lef Nyame
Guguleiu
Gert Prinston
Miusket
Bose
Servne
Prinstoo
Pretoria
Chpe
Hesii
Nyunga
Beaches for All Part Elizabeth ends apartheid era
In Part Elizabeth South Africa the municipal council ended segregated beaches for races Indians Malays Chinese and coloreds. Officials say planning department aims to reopen the beaches to all races and remove apartheid signs as soon as possible. The chairman of the Park Elizabeth management committee, Mr R Bhona, says more signs will arrive soon and confirms no restriction on who may swim.
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Elizabeth
South Africa
Anulerson
Xaid
Man Management Commune
Park Elyabeth
R. Bhona
Petrol shortages hit Canberra as supplies run dry
Petrol became hard to obtain in Canberra with inner city and suburban stations out of petrol or closed for the holiday period. Some outlying stations reported limited supplies and expected fresh deliveries today, while others urged patience as queues formed. Tourism numbers dipped as visitors sought maps and overnight stays, with War Memorial traffic down from last year and buses running on two scenic routes.
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Canberra
Suidlay
Borig
Frou
Holeen Cwic
Barton
War Memorial
Bivy
Office dismembered as Grassby moves to new Human Rights Commission
NSW Attorney General Elficote foreshadows dismantling the Office of the Commissioner for Community Relations to form the new Human Rights Commission. Grassby will be relocated within the commission, with staff reassigned from immigration and ethnic affairs to support the shift, while Grassby’s role narrows to investigating racial discrimination under federal acts.
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Human Rights Commission
Elficote
al Grassby
Grassby
Munster Fur
Rial
Mc Eaicott
Australia
Grassty
Jim Houston
Sehowiy
Commission
Unc Nu
Immigration and
Ethie
Cae Ee
Wnpse
Reece
Mrassby
Hikelgransfey
Auhoring Tor
MacKellar
Shawn Ovhce
Amself
Ciora
Sydney
Nsw
Walker
Mc Walker
Olaihir Walker
Warning by former Mafia head ower US Mafia bond a Reabeat
Fragmentary headline reads about a former Mafia figure warning on US mafia bonds and a related rebalance. The item is placed in a NSW page segment with unclear context and minimal readable details.
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Nsw
Leg severed rider in Nowra crash injures teen
Leg severed after motorcycle crash near Nowra on Sunday. Robert Connetlan, 19, of Nowra, was taken to Nowra Hospital and then transferred to Wollongong Hospital, where he was reported in satisfactory condition.
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Robert Connetlan
Nowra
Nantes
Nowra Hospital
Wollongong Hospital
Review of sentence after 27 years in Australia
Sydney report says Aboriginal prisoner Mr Allin Arnold, jailed since 1949 for carnal knowledge of a two year old, is under Parole Board review after 27 years. Spokesman cites compelling reasons for continued incarceration. Arnold has sought release for 15 years with no explanation given. Decision expected mid January. board to meet again to consider case.
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Sydney
Australia
Allin Arnald
Parole Board
Nsw
Nr Mulack
Arnold
Mulock
A Arnold
Parala Board
Ardl
Engisahil
Tragic Rescue Fails as Nowra Man Dies Diving for Boy
Harry Stevens 29 of Nowra died in the Shoalhaven River while attempting to save a six year old who fell into the water. Eyewitnesses say Stevens swam to the boy after jumping in but then struggled himself. The drowning occurred near a sandbank where the fishing party had been present. Yen and bystanders raised the alarm as the river’s current carried Stevens away. His body was recovered about 24 hours later by routes of local rescuers.
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Harry Stevens
Nowra
Ctu
Geoffrey Bnew
Dancun
Mr Evens
Duncan
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ACT Tourist Bureau
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