Queanbeyan Show Sees Attendance Dip Despite Strong Exhibits
Rain over the weekend and cooler temperatures reduced this year’s Queanbeyan Show attendance by about 3.60 percent from last year and takings fell some 3000 pounds. Despite lower crowds the event showcased strong cattle, horse and dog sections with champions named from Canberra and visitors from eastern Australia.
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Unemployment figures rise sharply in Australia
Canberra reports January unemployment up 16.7 percent seasonally adjusted, total jobless at 240,153 with marginal December improvement, while minister Cameron predicts a substantial decline by mid year. He warns wage claims could threaten jobs and urges moderation as government measures take effect. Hawke and Opposition react with differing forecasts amid ongoing labour market concerns.
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Late News Cosmon Ata, Were Ms VM Samt
A terse late news item notes Cosmon Ata, with names including Ms VM Samt, in an unspecified development. The fragment offers limited context on event type or location, leaving the core action unclear while preserving the named individuals for potential follow-up.
ACTU weighs social contract with Government in Australia
The ACTU plans to discuss a social contract with the Federal Government offering tax cuts, lower interest rates, and higher social security. Tammanian Trades and Labour Council secretary R W Harradine says ACTU would demand wage restraint, wage indexation, and productivity linked gains. He warns government support and discipline on breaches to this proposed agreement.
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Murphy to become judge in High Court vacancy
Senator Murphy, long time Attorney General and Leader in the Senate, resigns to join the High Court of Australia. Prime Minister Whitlam announced the appointment in Canberra. Governor-General Kerr notified NSW officials of the vacancy. The Labor Party will elect a new Leader in the Senate and a ministerial replacement, with possible interim choice by the Prime Minister. Murphy’s resignation follows a notable career including Family Law reforms and Trade Practices advocacy. The vacancy will be filled by a Labor nominee until the next Senate election.
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Australian Cricket Board Upset Over Tour Plan
In Melbourne Tim Caldwell said the proposed South Africa tour will not proceed next summer without government approval. He warned Australia will not defy the government as the team faces a tense decision amid political pressure and ongoing cricket tensions.
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21 Die in Bus and Train Collision at Uautitlan Crossing
A bus and a train collided at night near Uautitlan. Twenty one people died and five were injured while the bus slowed and attempted to cross as the train approached. Police reported no train injuries.
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UN body warns millions will die in Asia and Pacific
The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific predicts millions will perish as the region's governments shift development aims toward immediate needs. The report, released in New Delhi, says hundreds of millions face deprivation as populations grow and resources tighten, urging inclusive local participation and sustained aid.
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Ban urged on spectators at Methanyne Cricket Ground
A senior police officer called for a ban on spectators at Methanyne Cricket Ground after a chaotic Test day. Detective Chief Inspector Keith Piatfus said authorities faced violent melees and arrests, with 77 people reportedly detained during the event.
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Big beef contract signed in Moscow
An agreement to purchase 40,000 tonnes of Australian beef by the Soviet Union was signed in Moscow. Australian Meat Board chief executive Mr K W Mitchell confirmed the signing in Sydney, noting the deal could be worth over 34 million dollars and covers supplies from March to October 1575. The contract, negotiated by Colonel M W McAnshur, aims to boost Australian beef exports to the USSR and Eastern Europe amid rising livestock production and shifting markets.
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Greek government to nationalize Olympic Airways
The Greek government announced on Friday a decision to take control of Olympic Airways, the national airline operated by Ari Onassis, under a state takeover plan. The move caps a government review of strategic assets and aims to stabilize the aviation sector.
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Canberra taxis seek fare increase
Canberra taxi operators plan a fare rise, with spokesman Mr Ken Lambert confirming discussions yesterday. Officials await formal proposals as industry groups push for higher rates amid cost pressures.
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Health care clash explored by Health Reporter
Health Reporter Sue Van Den Heuvel examines the ACTS conflict between private and public health care, analyzing competing visions, policy implications, and potential impacts on service delivery and patient outcomes.
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Sue van den Heuvel
Canberes Towplale Board Advances Specialists
A garbled page from the Canberes Towplale Board shows efforts to readvertise for specialists at the hospital. The interwoven notes reference Grattanix and a Bomphtal scheme, with a final ad noting notable winners on other pages.
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Art deal in Australia sparks international attention
Fragmented report notes a $72 million art transaction linked to Australia. Names and places are garbled, but mention appears of Melbourne and Sydney venues, a New York connection, and an education theme tied to an exhibition. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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