Australia praised as country of the future by Japanese industrialist
Tokyo report outlines Toshiba Machine executive Bokura Bhiraka calling Australia a potential second United States of America. He foresees Australia and New Zealand relying on high quality raw materials to attract skilled immigration, mid transition signals, and joint development with Japan.
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United States of America
Japan Times
Bokura Bhiraka
Toshiba Machine Company
Australia
Hapa
Auurddiays
Japan
Tshierka
Lapa Wan
New Zealand
New Zea
Ieee
Minty Economic Research
Migrants Hunger Strike Highlighted in Brisbane
A woman migrant in Brisbane has been on hunger strike for 19 days seeking asylum. Her husband and the social circle urge the Commonwealth Immigration Department to grant temporary residents for the Fruit and Gorhi family, who now face severe hardship with five children. The case underscores ongoing pressures of migrant welfare and government shelter policies.
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Australasion
Freda
Frederickrebehr
Holland
Anstalia
Gorhi
Hostel residents face threats amid hotel turmoil
Shaky conditions at Ainaie Hotel spark fear among hostel residents as chairs and staff discuss vigilance. Residents report repeated troubles, uncovering a pattern of harassment and safety concerns. Local authorities and hotel staff promise review while incidents escalate.
Labourer killed in Canberra bound week long trip ends in tragedy
A labourer trip from Sydney to Canberra for a week long visit ended after a construction site accident. The group included a man aged 27 who died in hospital after being pinned by a machine. They had attended a reception in Canberra before their transport mishap near Nim Creek.
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Va" Perouse
Noumea
Canberra
Sanday
Hove
Sin
Tre Whime
Paige
Cooma
Sunulty
Snes
Maunaher
Sydrevigins
Bam Palertaying
Tovey
Rover
Sydney
Fraser's SMA appeal discussed in medical debate
An article cites Fraser and SMA debates in British medical journals about multiple births and quintuplets. It notes authorities and doctors assessing risks, treatments, and ethics, referencing cases in Australia and Britain, with focus on pituitary influence and fertility therapies.
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Auckland
Lancer
Eden Manarn
Talonee
Fraser
Adencated
Ping Puthonty
Ulead
Australia
Rumman
Mane
SMA
Alhbertson
Snake hunter captures two snakes in Crescent incident
Robe rt Jenkins a 16 year old and another youth attempted to catch a pair of snakes at Hiotmer Crescent near a homeholder's property. They were accompanied by Kirpy of O Connor as they chased the reptiles under dry conditions on a Saturday afternoon.
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Robert Jenkins
Dickson
Cres‘Campbell
Amis-Conogy
ANU Tance
Kirpy
O'Connor
Robert
Missing Beaumont children in Australia probe widens
In Adelaide investigators press on to locate the three Beaumont children who vanished twelve days ago near Merredin 200 miles east of Perth. A man resembling a suspect has been questioned by a witch-hunter as searches continue across South Australia for clues to the disappearance.
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Adelaide
Beaumont
Amna
Grant
Feiste
Somenon Parte
Mimi
al Merredin
Perth
South Australia
Ars
TLC hails Russia's moon landing
The TLC congratulates the Soviet Union on Luna-9’s moon landing and calls for world peace and inclusive space exploration via the UN. Delegation leader Jonan thanks the embassy representatives for the reception and stresses Soviet progress as a step toward global cooperation.
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TLC
Russia
Moon
Lub Selegaiog
Sixurades and Labour Council
I. Sufronov
Jonan
Ambasador
PLC Group
Cr. Mellwraith
M. Jules
W. Andews
Australia’s first dollar loan opens for limited period
Australia announces its first cash loan denominated in Australian dollars with an open window from February 18 to February 25. The national program aims to provide accessible financing, detailing eligibility and repayment terms for applicants nationwide.
NSW roads claim ten lives raises toll fears
The NSW road toll rose as authorities reported ten deaths on state highways. Police lament limited success of patrols and tougher measures. Reports mention multiple weekend crashes across Victoria and Western Australia, with casualties including Kathleen Sharples and others, sparking debate over referendum timing and road safety rules.
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Francis Hillary Reilly
Melbourne
Vic
Towral
Orian
Hermon
Kaho
Tua
Carl
Ollie
Rema
Maree
Derry Condon
Hemenths
Sydney
South Perth
Royal Perth Hospital
Neal
Hrishane
Gale Sid Amr
Feix
Indy
Aleasa
Fairfeld
Ded
Twny
Guy the Conner
Watt
Mobenfinn
Meldon
Geare Rutley
Steelworks
Nsw
Perth
Undusitien
Western Australia
Wan Ming
P. Loyd
Santiries
Rian
Chad
Queenan
Cailien
St Ps
Aie Tan
Water for town project to tap river system soon
NSW Parliament member Brewar learns from Public Works Minister Mughes that tenders will be called soon for waterworks. A two to three lake scheme includes a reservoir and pumping station to serve Kindergrouse Town and surrounding area, shared by the N&W Government and the Yarrowlansli Shire Council.
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Nsw
Me Brewar
Mughes
Wwalee
A.sch
Accra
N&w
Review of transfer promised in NSW education debate
The NSW Minister for Education Mr Guitler promised a review of ten marron and a decision to close the fire of the district inspector of scholar Bega. Mayor Alderman Goldberg said he received a protest from The Mia Cbmeervation about housing shortages and inquiries to the Department of Education. Federal Treasurer McMahon announced a target of $100 million for new securities to be issued and available for subscription from February 14.
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Bega
Nsw
Guitler
Goldberg
Assur
Beale
Education
Aid Goldberg
Slhe
Moruya
McMahon
Commonwealth
Reheuaty
Sevier
Cartier Serten
Lauberibers
Susan Jin
Bass Trader Refloated in Scholarship Allowance Rise
The Minister of the Interior announced increased allowances for holders of pre-school teacher training scholarships. The move aims to support students pursuing early childhood education as part of recent reforms.
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Fne
Interior
Anthony
Inj Gretong
Sunway
Jfées
Shich
Dhillin Ray Ll Sand
Weomcus
Tomipht
Uni
UK post for Gen Hassett UK post for Gen Hassett
The Deputy ener on the General Staff Major General F G Hamed has been appointed Head of the Australian Joint Services in London. Announcement notes scholarships and university fee allowances for Australian students studying in the UK with the new posting aiming to support training and future service.
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F. G. Hamed
Australian Joint Services Snf
London
University
FFP
Hasett
Canberralalta
ESIC
Army
Wilders (Ea) University
Anthony
United King
GC. Hartwell
Sydney
Tive
Austanchatt Training College
Jalia
Canberra to see BAC-111 today
Canberra will host a BAC-111 demonstration from the RAAF base at Fairhairn. The aircraft will be shown to service chiefs and executives from government, airlines, and travel firms as part of a purchase by No 4 VIP transport squadron.
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Australia
Raaf
Fairhairn
Ettak Avrratt Corporation
Canberra
Ison
Senator Gair Clears Doubts on Referendum Plan
Senator Gair of Queensland urged the federal government to tell Parliament immediately whether it plans to abandon the coming referendum. He spoke at the weekend, calling for clarity on the referendum’s status and timing.
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Gair
DLP
Qld
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Polly Peachum
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