Compensation appeal opens in Canberra court over fatal work injury
The Full Court of the Supreme Court hears an ACT Engineering Pty Ltd appeal related to the death of Peter Cuckow in 1968. Damages had been awarded by Mr Justice Fox totaling 42 000 dollars to widow Diana Gwen Cuckow and two children, with further payments made to Mark Cuckow. The appeal challenges the distribution of funds and the judge’s interpretation of the Compensation Ordinance.
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Nichol SM
Canberra
Pety
Storkine
Fullney Supreme Court
Justice Fox
Justice Blackburn
Connor
ACT Engineering Pty Ltd
Yallourn Street
Fyshwick
R. Burbidge
D. Lardner
Mark" Andrew Cuckow
Birdwood Avenue
Mornington
Victoria
R. M. Northrop
P. Sheils
T. M. Clarke
Burbidge
Northrop
Peter ‘Cuckow
ACT Supreme Court
Diana
Gwen Cuckow
Peter Cuckow
Ruth Diana, Cuckow
Catherine Ann Cuckow
Mrs Cuckow
Ruth Diana Cuckow
Mark Cuckow
Supreme Court
Nicholl
Mark Duckow
Drivers fined and licences suspended in Canberra drink-driving cases
Three men appeared at Canberra Petty Sessions on drink-driving charges. Rudolf Halipir 37 labourer of Latham had BAC 0.185 he was fined 100 and banned six months. James Robert Horne 22 driver of Bredbo had BAC 0.14 he was fined 160 and banned three months. Ivan Devcic 34 miner of Pearce had BAC 0.13 he was fined 160 and banned three months. Devic also fined 60 for driving without licence.
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Canberra
Rudolf Halipir
Abourer
Chambers Street
Latham
Nicholl
David Street
James Robert Horne
Bredbo
Nsw
Dobson
Ivan Devcic
Collings Street
Pearce
Denison Street
Devie
New Canberra Court of Petty Sessions Planned for April
Plans call for a fourth Canberra Court of Petty Sessions to operate on the first floor of a Civic building at the corner of Fast Row and London Circuit. Alterations to the premises are underway and the court is expected to begin by April with a new magistrate appointed to preside over the court.
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Canberra
ACT Supreme Court Admits Barristers and Solicitors
The Full ACT Supreme Court admitted nine barristers and solicitors to practise in the US, with the Full Court led by Justices Fox Blackburn and Connor praising their continuing future success. Names admitted include Hartigan Spender Levine Mitchell Cranney Evatt Mc Creanor Northrop OBrien.
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ACT Supreme Court
Justice Fox
Justice Blackburn
Justice Connor
Succes
John Charles Hartigan
John Michael Spender
David Daniel Levine
Anthony Lewis Mitchell
James Anthony Cranney
Phillip George Evatt
Kevin Thomas
Mc Creanor
Raymond Moyle Northrop
Mergns
James Obrien
Possum Starved for Greyhound Training in Australia Case
Sydney details reveal greyhound trainer Paul Cauchi and brother Anthony to suspended jail terms after using a starved brush tailed possum at Kellyville training track on May 21. RSPCA and National Parks and Wildlife Association brought charges for cruelty to protected fauna. penalties total fines of 1539.90 plus witness and professional costs. Magistrate A Wilde denounced the act as abhorent and noted long starvation prior to death.
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Sydney
Central Court
A. Wilde
Paul Cauchi
Kellyville
Anthony Cauchi
Wentworthville
RSPCA
National Parks and Wildlife Association
Wilde
Cauchi
Evence
Hadeen
NRMA Homesure offers immediate 25% no claim bonus
The NRMA Homesure policy provides a full 25 percent no claim bonus automatically if you have not claimed on a household policy within the last two months. It adds to a moderate premium and applies across the state with personal service from NRMA Homesure branches and depots.
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NRMA
Nrma Homesure
Boatsure
Jail not right place for many young offenders
Judge McIntosh at retirement ceremony warned jail isn’t right for many youths aged 18 to 25 charged with drinking and drug offences. He cited parental neglect and broken homes as factors and urged alternatives as NSW officials seek reforms. The remarks were made during a District Court farewell attended by judges and staff.
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Sydney
McIntosh
Staunton
Nsw
Genera
Sere
Madang naval base plan eyed by Australia and PNG
PORT MORESBY Australia considers a naval base at Madang to meet both Australian and Papua New Guinea needs for fuelling and maritime defense. A Somare spokesman said Madang is in Australia’s base considerations, with Papua New Guinea seeking close relations after independence. Somare plans to visit Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore while Hong Kong hosts a separate Tamilarization trip.
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Port Moresby
Australia
Madang
Papua New Guinea
Somare
Asia
Sade
Austalia
Tac- Madang
Hongkong
Hong Kong
Tapan
Associated Prose
Japan
Koalas moved from Phillip Island to mainland
About 4110 koalas on Phillip Island are to be moved to the mainland this week. The island’s koalas have bred well in the past five years and risk eating themselves out of food.
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Melbourne
Mons
Water restrictions eased for Rinalong after heavy rain
Severe limits placed by Goosiradighee Shire Council on Rinalong water supply have been lifted due to substantial rainfall in the catchment area. Local residents can resume normal water use as supply levels recover.
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Yass
Goosiradighee Shire Councl
Rinalong
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Stenmark
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Murphy
Wee Private
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PNG Naval Base Plan
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