Eyiroboualla Shire plans Matemigie Bay tourist complex
Proposal approved for a Matemigie Bay tourist complex in Eyiroboualla Shire with an estimated cost around S200,000. Main feature is an elevated aquarium styled structure at the water’s edge, designed by Mr Merv Wallis of Batemans Ray, intended as a public attraction highlighting oysters. Chamber president Mr Douglas Drivnen expressed optimism for NSW government funding. NSW Director of Tourism Mr Murdoch praised the plan as well presented and exciting.
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Matemigie Bay
Nsw
Iso
Invlile
Aquarium
Null Information Centre
Evih
Foster
Tnt
Ringe
Payposal
Ian
Merv Wallis
Batemans
Ray
Douglas Drivnen
Sand
Twurium
Me Murdoch
ACT Police Adopt Shoulder Holster Policy For Revolvers
Police in the ACT change carry policy granting officers permission to wear revolvers on the hip using shoulder holsters rather than under uniform shirts. The move aims to improve accessibility and safety during duty while maintaining standard visibility and professionalism within the force.
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ACT Police
R. A. Wilesin
Action promised on infant deaths and Aboriginal rights
Fragmented testimony outlines Allied concerns over Aboriginal health, land rights, and infant mortality. Ministers promise a formal report while noting slow progress in welfare, health, and self determination amid political tension with Queensland and Commonwealth actions.
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Nis
Avelinuul
Wave Hill
Hay
Imeresis
Farid Ghent
Mercury
Juvike Woodward
Aboriginal child dies in Sydney outbreak of diphtheria
In Sydney's Mount Druitt district an Aboriginal girl died as part of a diphtheria outbreak that also sent eight other children to hospital aged six months to 12 years. The deceased came from Morrawarinas near Mount Druitt and was reportedly transported from Nepean district hospital earlier in December for care.
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Bass
Mount Breit
Mount Druitt
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Thavindeelloh
Royal Alexandra Howry Sydney
Wrewarpital
Tim
Nepean
Hwpital
Nsw
Terrorists arrive safely at Cairo airport
A Thai International Airways jet carrying four Arab guerrillas who held six Israelis hostage for 19 hours arrived in Cairo. Egypt and Thailand arranged an exchange for the release of four diplomats and two spouses. The men, identified with Black September, were not injured, and police kept reporters away from the plane. The group had departed Bangkok for Cairo via Karachi after a Bangkok stand off. Israel praised Thailand for securing the hostages' release after a 19 hour vigil in the cabinet room.
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Thai International Airways
Bangkok
Suport
United Press International
Fememe
Cairn
Israel
Inters
Thailand
Mustafa E Tawa
Black September
Teraali
Karachi
Egypt Air
Jerusalem
Tarael
Associated Press
Meir
Afer
Weather forecast for Canberra warm with possible storms
Canberra and holidaymakers are told to expect a fine warm day with a maximum of 33 degrees and isolated thunderstorms. A cool westerly change is due tomorrow with a lower top around 20 and similar conditions overall. A total ban on lighting fires in the open is imposed across the ACT and Jervis Bay territory from midnight tonight.
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Canberra
Act
Commonwealth
Jervys Bay
Treasurer Seeks End to Tax Loophole in Life Policy Deductions
In Canberra yesterday Treasurer Crean announced a plan to curb tax avoidance through life insurance and superannuation deductions. New rules will disallow premiums on short term policies and require ten year terms for deductibility. Legislation will also cut deductions for early policy surrenders and ensure withdrawals to a compliant superannuation fund meet tax-exemption rules.
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Crean
Canberra
Cream
Mr Crean
Homerits
Merely a tax dodge in proposed legislation
The article argues the proposed law targets tax dodges by closing a long standing loophole that lets high income earners gain from short term superannuation policies. It notes deductions in the tax scale magnify benefits for wealthier individuals and threatens to curb incentives to exploit retirement schemes.
Australia opens with big score in second Pakistan Test
Australia dominates day one at the Melbourne Cricket Ground scoring 349 for four as batsmen Blaze past Pakistan. Tan seals a likely berth for the West Indies tour. NSW and Victoria players star with the ball and bat amid a busy sports day including tennis and the Sydney Hobart race.
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Australia
Pakistan
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Tan
Reds
Salt
West Indies
Land sale may yield 36 million for Moreton islands
A Queensland shire reported developers may make 36 million from selling land on four Moreton Island plots, with parts mangrove and submerged. Authorities unnamed. Page 3. Nearby items note commerce lanes proposal on Botoenmane Bay road and NSW court injunctions in Cat Tale pop piece. Page 3-4.
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Queensland
Moreton
Clyde
Botenmane Bay
Braidwood
Cattale
Sydney
NSW Supreme Court
Cartoons Reflect 197 Percent Year by Vaart Dickerme
Selection of major events of 197 percent is reflected in cartoons by Canberra wartoonist Vaart Dickerme. Page 7 discusses the satirical illustrations.
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Canberra
Limes Wartoonist
Vaart Dickerme
Unclear historical note on social change and prominent figures
Fragmentary text references Sewanien in the Dniter Wales era and mentions Omir Wit yraton relation to trends in free press. It notes Williams Bay rewards, Edin Wharton, and the BAY aristocratic world, plus generic remarks on housing education health welfare and personal impact, with garbled names and dates.
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Wales
Hevainy
Edin Wharton
Bay
New York
Maurice Chimlevy
Unclear real estate listing items with mixed text
A fragmented OCR listing shows multiple property entries with prices like 22 000 and 33 750, plus mentions of furnished homes, kitchens, gardens, and features. The garbled text references Canberra Valley, Nab To Foo, and The Federal Capital Press Limited, with scattered phrases about heating, garages, and panoramic views.
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