ACTU seeks new basic wage increase across Australia
The Australian Council of Trade Unions filed an application to raise the basic wage. The ACTU requests a national average rise of 7.30 in the six capital cities and varying amounts in states, with specific increases outlined for Victoria NSW Queensland South Australia and Tasmania. The union argues the raise is just and reasonable and asks the Royal Commission to support the wage increase affecting all workers.
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Melbourne
Australian Council of Trade Unions
ACTU
Metal
Kay Askes
Aroirellan Commission
Victoria
Nsw
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Canberra
Newey
Mrarns
Ube
Catinela
Amuni
WAL Jia Ab
Supreme Court al Wih
Council of the
Canderatineray College
Scholashipe
Enid Stephanie
Civaids Ley
Safety flags mark river area near Casuarina
A proposed safety plan marks a river section near Casuarina with flags and a safety zone extending about 40 yards along the bank. The project, backed by the Orange Engineering Union and allied bodies, includes patrols and likely timing until 6 pm today.
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Casuarina
Sind Sal
Cuba
Catberra
Muni
M- Brydenstern
Teale
Fipineering Union
Jaden Society
Engineers
Blackamithy
Makers Society
Electricaire
Ulmon
Federated
Blydennein
Damworkers 'Association
Eeu
Maral Workers Union
Commission
All States tour for Whitlam faces de Coster opposition
Fragmented text describes an All States tour related to Whitlam with unclear references to de Coster and opponents. Names and places are jumbled, making precise event details difficult to confirm from the readable portions. The readable material hints at a political or performance tour setup with multiple figures and venues.
Whitlam to Visit Brisbane for Meet the People Tour
The newly elected Federal Opposition leader Mr Whitlam will visit Brisbane Monday for a meet the people tour as part of Parliament's early engagement. Receipts and donations flood in from unions and residents for the Red Cross and Tasmanian Bushfire appeals, with Brisbane, Melbourne, and Canberra groups contributing. A $10,000 Red Cross Tasmanian fund transfer was announced by the ACT Division.
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Brisbane
Whitlam
Red Cros House
Hobart Place
Soci
Iety
Appen
Queensland Alp
Tasmania
Melbourne
Mentimaedi
Labor Party
Whitmar
Park High School
Nex Hotel
Resi
Lawk
Jesdar
Artho
Smut Icatwal
Aly
Labor
Acros Thelrions Club
Telealion
Red Cross
Canberra
Lions Club
Canbara Valley
Yeater
Fader
ACT
Australian Red Cross Society
ACT Salvation Army Cheques Help Nationwide Relief Fund
A scrambled report details Salvation Army donation drives across Canberra and Queanbeyan with cheques totaling 10 000 and multiple local points of collection. Brigadiers Williams and Foxton oversee efforts at various locations including Froggett Street and Mortis Street. Public appeals target cab firms, churches, and the Red Cross to gather clothing, money, and supplies for emergency relief.
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Salvation Army
Brigadier Williams
Frogantt Street
Turner
Hunter
Boot
Onimha Streel
Narrabun
Clunt Cane Turley
Cantig J
Han
Ia Pepie
All
Elder Stree
Association of Apee
Tasmania
Braddon
Cuty
Queanbeyan
Sppeal
Ile
Canberra
Uy Mathias
Red Cross House
Amseli-Ana
TAA
Cap
Jaycee
Tommorrow
Iain K. Bull
Siven
Fanberra
Goulburn
Free Homes for Fire Victims Amid Vietnam Ceasefire Debate
The report notes efforts to extend the Vietnam ceasefire while US Secretary of State Dean Rusk states the United States will not stop bombing until North Vietnam acts. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is cited as offering talks, with Johnson’s administration seeking a compromise. Casualties and damage in Tasmania, plus relief measures, are also described.
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Dean Rusk
North Vietnam
Vienam
Busk
Johnson
LIS
Tasmane
Fieitain
Candia
RAAF
Assam
el Morocco
Nice
Canberra
aNesTon
Lamdon
Lryiday
Zealand
Food costs rise in New Zealand austerity plan
The New Zealand government unveils austerity measures led by Prime Minister Holyoake aimed at stabilizing the economy. Bread butter and flour prices jump as subsidies shrink and border controls tighten. Officials expect gradual relief via pension and welfare adjustments, while talks with Vietnam and the United States influence monetary strategy. Weather forecasts show warm, hazy conditions improving later.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Mit Holyoake
Holyoake
Ington
Hanoi
Keaygin
North Vie
Absii
Neuen
Duy Lion
Trinh
North Vietnam
Crarweg
Wilton
Sec
Kowain
Stary
Action Vietnam
Jagan
Communistayen
Tohman
Koaygin
Monetary Land’ Economic Council
Holyoske Sid
Bureau of Metaorge
Logy
Canberra
Han Tore
Last Snowy Tenders Called Soon
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered phrases about tenders, alcoholism, medical sect, banks, courts, and classified pages. Names and clear facts are sparse. the readable bits hint at upcoming tender calls and legal or financial notices without coherent context or dates.
Soviet Premier Defines Vietnam War as Human Disaster
London reports Soviet Prime Minister Konygin described the Vietnam War as a human disaster and linked it to a broader tragedy for mankind. He urged an end to aggression and called for renewed hope for peace in war-torn Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
AAI
Konygin
Vietnam
PMG bans radio calls amid Hobart briefing disruption
A Hobart society reports confusion as PMG restrictions on amateur radio were discussed. Officers cited safety and national messaging concerns while members push for continued emergency communications despite new limits. The debate touched Canberra authorities and local operators seeking permission and clarity on the limits.
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PMG Radio Sevenioan
Hobart
Canberra
Monunges
Opetulor
PMC
Lifohart
Rinatin
Antboitelleen
Ives
Hobarts
Ares
Tian
Advertisements Mark Canberra Times 25 Years Ago
A fragmented Canberra Times page recalls advertisements and civic notices from a 25 year past weekend edition. It mentions elections, public works, and notable names associated with local institutions, including councils and scholarships, in a snapshot of archival community life.
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Canberra
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MUC
Frida
Canheren
Halt
Tm Eemdon
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Neeunria
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