Gas strike in Palm Valley could be Australia’s largest field
Magellan Petroleum Australia said Palm Valley No 2 flowed gas at 69.7 million cu ft per day, with a potential field length of 20 miles and width of five. The Wingellina nickel holdings, and a German uranium search tie, were noted along with joint-venture interests and future tests.
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Scientists miss rise in pay in federal research staff
More than 5,000 research scientists employed by the Federal Government will not get a salary increase. A decision by Deputy Public Service Arbitrator D. O'Reilly limits raises to about 300 senior scientists and chiefs, with most to receive nothing. The top salary would have risen by 607 pounds per year, reaching 518,898 pounds.
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Melbourne
Public Service
D. OL O'Reilly
ANU urged to rethink wage rise dispute
A meeting of ACT Builders Labourers Federation resolved to press the Australian National University to reconsider its decision not to pay the recent 6.5 per cent wage rise to 41 employees. The group said the university’s stance weakened public servants in Australia who had reserved the rise. A top-work gathering was planned at the Tradesmen's Union Club in Dickson for next Monday to push for better wages and working conditions.
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Life terms for plotting students in Salonica court
In Salonica on Wednesday, four students were sentenced to life by the court on charges of plotting against the present army backed regime. The case involved nine people, including students, with aims to establish a communist type administration.
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Gece
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Diver Runs For His Lie Melborne Taxi Fight
A taxi driver leapt from a moving taxi to defend himself as two youths and a girl threatened him. One youth fired a magazine of billets toward the vehicle, injuring a bystander. The incident occurred as the taxi driver, identified as BL K. Nichols, 43, was hailed by a famed individual.
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Wedoe
Ims Moving Taxi
Airl
Hima
Fim
Geran
Dultet
Aboriginal rights in Lille Desert urged by Mildura advocate
Tribal advocate from Mildura argues Little Desert should allow Aboriginal people to live and hunt there. He tells the Little Desert Select Committee that funds are better spent where returns are highest and urges sea joined development for the region.
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Vietnam Tet Offensive Rocks Saigon Frontlines
Reports from Saigon and Hong Kong describe heavy US air bombardment and night battles as Tet approaches. US and South Vietnamese forces clash with Vietcong and North Vietnamese units across the delta and northern theater, with casualties and airstrikes near the border.
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Man faces drug charges in Canberra Court
A 49 year old man charged in Canberra with a series of drug offences. Police say he is charged with having in his possession heroin and other narcotics, possessing prohibited import and conveying a prohibited drug, with investigators noting limited details available. The case is listed at the Canberra Court of Pony Sessions.
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Yey
Mills death after Britain train robbery injuries
Driver Mills, injured in Britain's Great Train Robbery ambush, died at a Cheshire hospital after six weeks of treatment. The tragedy follows the robbery where the gang stole £85,629,200 and Mills faced serious injuries while driving Angush & 153. A fundraising effort raised substantial sums for his care.
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New bank charges hit health funds
In Sydney on Wednesday health funds building societies credit unions and investment clubs will have concessions withdrawn by April 1. The move likely raises costs for four million contributors as accounts move to normal charges with no interest on tracing deposits. Medical Benefits Fund of Australia GM J F Cade warned banks may abandon concessions in NSW due to stamp duty pressures.
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Concessions withdrawal sparks NSW banking debate
Melbourne reports say Australian Bankers Association figures and executives warn withdrawal of concessions may raise costs for health funds and consumer schemes. NSW may see higher charges and altered payouts as concerns grow over which bodies qualify and the impact on member funds amid unclear timelines.
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Ie Research
Trcense
Australian Bankers Association
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Ihulmok
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Ufyange
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Hieneht
$3.8m plan to develop park announced
A $3.8 million development plan for Ayers Rock and the surrounding area was issued by Australia’s Minister for the Interior Mr Nixon. The scheme, drawn up by three U.S. firms, aims to improve road and air access, create a resort village, walking tracks, shelters, exhibit and a visitor centre. It prioritizes environmental conservation and local community input while the government weighs feasibility and broader tourism plans. Government agencies will study the reports further.
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Central Australia
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Cabinet urged to change the act and appoint commissioners
The cabinet pressed to amend the act and confine commissioners amid a broader inquiry. Reports note legislative moves on abortion limits and other governance topics, with international mentions of Middle East tension and arms concerns.
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Washington
Barts
Siiayers
Canberra Weather Report Preview 92 Degree Peak
A scrambled forecast notes yesterday reaching 34 in Canberra and today expected to hit 92 with rain possible. Mentions Mirend of Meteoro Jony and stray terms Canherras-nutsimum twaiperative and Megas OT.
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